Love and Rockets #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bala," Gilbert Hernandez weaves a quiet yet charged moment in the lives of the residents of the fictional neighborhood, where tensions simmer beneath everyday routines. Luba’s sharp words to her daughter Maricela, a surprising marriage proposal from Archie, and the eerie discovery of blood and broken glasses at Señor Munkres’s house all hint at deeper currents beneath the surface. With intimate storytelling and expressive art by Hernandez himself, this 1987 issue offers a poignant glimpse into personal histories and unspoken connections.
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Luba yells at Maricela for arriving home late. Heraclio appraises Humberto's drawings and introduces him to fine artists. Archie offers to marry Luba but she's been married to someone else for fourteen years. Tonantzin's paranoid political obsessions are worrying her sister and friends as they discover she has a letter from the jailed Geraldo Mejia. Ofelia admonishes Luba strongly after she yells at Maricela again. Martin sees some human blood and broken glasses next to a bed in Señor Munkres's house. Luba goes to an archeological dig to see Chango but comes across her ex-lover Khamo.
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