Love and Rockets #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Maggie [Part 9]," Jaime Hernandez continues his intimate, deeply observed portrait of Maggie as she navigates a tense visit with her family, caught between her longing for connection and a persistent sense of distance. The story takes a haunting turn when Maggie ventures to Izzy’s house—partially shrouded in black paint and whispered to be haunted—following a strange trail of fluid that leads her to an eerie, fire-lit figure. With his signature blend of emotional realism and surreal atmosphere, Jaime Hernandez delivers another chapter that lingers in the quiet spaces between people and the unseen forces that shape them.
In "Maggie [Part 9]," Maggie returns to her mother’s house, caught in the quiet tension of family life that only deepens her sense of isolation. Later, drawn by unease and curiosity, she visits Izzy’s home—its walls smeared with black paint and whispered to be haunted—where a strange stream of fluid leads her on a haunting journey around the block, culminating in a vision of fire and something otherworldly.
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Reprinted in McSweeney's Quarterly Concern #13 (2004), The Complete Love & Rockets #[22] (2005), Locas #II (2009), The Complete Love & Rockets #[25] (2010), Locas, Maggie Chascarrillo & Hopey Glass #[nn] (2010), Love and Rockets Library #[9] (2011), Julio's Day #[nn] (2013), Love and Rockets Library #15 (2023)
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