Love and Rockets #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "99°," Gilbert Hernandez delivers a raw, emotionally charged chapter in the ongoing saga of Fritz and Scott, where love is measured in degrees of discomfort and devotion. With his signature blend of melancholy and sharp observation, Hernandez explores the fragile, cyclical nature of connection, all rendered in his unmistakable, deeply personal style. The cover, a striking collaboration by Jaime Hernandez, captures the story’s tense intimacy with quiet precision.
In "Tonta," Jo and her friends embrace the playful chaos of the CalCon comics convention, dressing as their favorite characters just as their lives begin to diverge with college looming. When Jolena invites her family to a "Black Widow" dinner, only Tonta arrives—ushering in a quiet, bittersweet moment between old friends and the uncertain path ahead.
In "And Another Punk Rock Reunion," Guadalupe and Steve reunite their old band for a chaotic, heartfelt gathering where past tensions and punk-era memories collide. As the three versions of Love and Rockets take the stage, Fritz finds herself drawn back into the familiar, painful rhythm of her relationship with Scott.
In "In no Particular Order," Hector shares a quiet, affectionate moment with his daughter, Jo, as they trade favorite songs and reminisce about music that shaped their lives. The story unfolds through a playful, heartfelt exchange of classic tunes, revealing the deep bond between father and daughter through their shared love of music.
In "Fast Bath," Fritz navigates the wreckage of a relationship with Scott that’s as worn thin as his own sense of self. After Pipo demands he say he loves her to keep her from leaving, Fritz complies—only to be abandoned moments after their third marriage, leading to a quiet, devastating end.
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Reprinted in Life Drawing: A Love and Rockets Collection #[nn] (2025)
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