Love and Rockets #35
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "WWB P3 (Wig Wam Bam, part three)," Gilbert Hernandez delivers another sharp, character-driven installment of Love and Rockets, capturing the electric chaos of Cynthia Walker’s Hollywood party. As the main cast mingles—Scott with Fritz and Petra, Mike networking, Riri embracing the scene, and Maricela enduring an awkward exchange with Kristen—tensions simmer beneath the surface, especially when Kristen’s flirtation with Sean takes a sudden, painful turn. The issue’s pulse is set by the band’s impending performance and the quiet, telling moments between friends, all rendered in Gilbert Hernandez’s distinctive, expressive style. Jaime Hernandez’s cover, a vibrant snapshot of the night’s energy, perfectly complements the story’s mix of humor, intimacy, and unspoken drama.
In "WWB P3 (Wig Wam Bam, part three)," Ray navigates shifting alliances after handing over his apartment to Danita, while Danita grapples with uncertainty when rumors of Maggie’s return stir old tensions. Meanwhile, Izzy’s quiet, obsessive ritual with milk cartons bearing Hopey’s face hints at deeper currents beneath the surface, all unfolding in the same intimate, emotionally charged world where past and present blur.
In "Love and Rockets X, Part 5," the electric buzz of Cynthia Walker’s Hollywood party pulses through a night of tangled connections and quiet revelations. As Scott drinks with Fritz and Petra, Mike navigates the glittering crowd, and Riri watches from the edge, tensions simmer beneath the surface—especially when Kristen’s flirtation with Sean takes a sharp, painful turn. The story unfolds with the warmth and sharp observation that define the series, capturing the fragile balance between connection and isolation in a world shaped by fame and identity.
In "Poison River - Part 7," Jo’s uneasy alliance with Ortiz deepens as he investigates Peter Rio under Garza’s orders, even after Isobel recants her false accusation. Tensions flare when Ortiz brings Luba in for questioning, sparking a dangerous affair, while Ricky Boy’s cryptic message to Luba ends in violence. As the web of deceit tightens, betrayal and violence erupt in a sudden, brutal confrontation that leaves Garza and Salas dead.
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Reprinted in The Complete Love & Rockets #10 (1993), The Complete Love & Rockets #10 [First printing] (1993), The Complete Love & Rockets #11 (1994), The Complete Love & Rockets #11 (1994), The Complete Love & Rockets #12 (1994), The Complete Love & Rockets #12 (1994), Locas #[nn] (2004), Locas #3 (2006), Love and Rockets Library #[5] (2007), Love and Rockets #5 (2008), Love and Rockets: The Covers #[nn] (2013), Love and Rockets: The First Fifty: The Classic 40th Anniversary Collection #[5] (2022)
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