Love and Rockets #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Lie in the Darkness," Jaime Hernandez delivers another richly layered chapter in the Love and Rockets saga, exploring desire, identity, and connection through Lumina’s urgent journey to find the alien Katak. With the story’s emotional core anchored in intimate, otherworldly encounters, the issue unfolds with Hernandez’s signature blend of lyrical detail and quiet intensity—drawn, inked, and lettered by him, with a striking cover by his brother Gilbert Hernandez.
In the scorched aftermath of a drowned world, Pota makes a desperate choice as the ocean burns—pushing Lumina and Isla from the canoe, knowing full well the price she’ll pay. Now hunted by the enigmatic Animus, who wields fear like a weapon over the superstitious villagers, Pota must navigate a landscape where survival means confronting what she’s fled.
In this quietly intense four-page story from *Love and Rockets* #14, Jo finds herself drawn into a fragile, intimate connection with the alien Katak after learning he’s alive—only to be pulled into a strange ritual when the villagers deliver him to Animus. As Lumina leads him to her treehouse, the story unfolds with a rare, tender urgency, exploring the boundaries of desire and connection across species.
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Reprinted in Life Drawing: A Love and Rockets Collection #[nn] (2025)
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