Luba #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Kisses for Pipo," Gilbert Hernandez delivers a quiet yet charged chapter in the lives of Luba’s children, Socorro and Joselito, as their impulsive adventure takes them far from home. When the siblings steal a neighbor’s car to follow Luba one night, their journey into the countryside ends in a crash—forcing them to rely on a stranger, Hector, to get back before their mother returns. With Hernandez’s signature blend of intimacy and understated tension, the story captures the weight of small choices and the fragile line between rebellion and belonging, all rendered in his distinctive, expressive style.
In "null," Jo travels north with Luba to face an interview at a special school, her sharp mind already setting her apart. When the institution recognizes her brilliance, she’s swiftly moved to an even more elite program—leaving her future uncertain and her path unwritten.
In "Kisses for Pipo," Boots shares the layered history of a close-knit group, tracing how their relationships have evolved over time with quiet precision and emotional depth. The story unfolds through intimate reflections, revealing the quiet bonds and unspoken connections that have shaped their lives.
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Reprinted in Strapazin #62 (2001), The Complete Love & Rockets #[21] (2005), Luba #[nn] (2009), Luba #1 (2010), Love and Rockets Library #11 (2015)
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