Love and Rockets #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Julio's Day [Part 17]," Gilbert Hernandez continues his richly drawn, deeply personal narrative with a quiet yet powerful moment between Julio and his 113-year-old mother, Araceli, as she prepares to travel to Kuwait to offer medical aid during the first Gulf War. The story unfolds with gentle honesty as Julio Juan, unapologetically open about his identity, gently urges his great-great uncle Julio to confront his own past—only to be met with silence. With Hernandez handling every aspect of the art and lettering, the issue’s emotional weight is felt in every line, drawn with the same care and precision that defines the series. Cover by Gilbert Hernandez.
In "Julio's Day [Part 17]," Julio shares a quiet, intimate moment with his 113-year-old mother, Araceli, as she prepares to travel to Kuwait to offer medical aid during the first Gulf War. While Julio Juan proudly embraces his identity and openness about his relationships, he gently urges his great-great uncle Julio to confront his own past—only to be met with silence and resistance.
In "Male Torso Found in L.A. River," Vivian flees the suffocating grip of her abusive partner Elmer after Sid’s funeral, only to realize she left her purse behind. As she returns with Ray and Angel to retrieve it, the fragile peace she’s found is tested by a sudden, ominous visit from the police—leaving her caught between past trauma and an uncertain future.
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Reprinted in The Complete Love & Rockets #[24] (2008), Locas #II (2009), Locas, Maggie Chascarrillo & Hopey Glass #[nn] (2010), Love and Rockets Library #[9] (2011), Julio's Day #[nn] (2013), Love and Rockets Library #12 (2016)
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