Penny Century #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Everybody Loves Me, Baby," Jaime Hernandez crafts a poignant, character-driven moment as Hopey throws a divorce party for Maggie, weaving flashbacks from the early '80s to the present to unpack the relationship’s history—just for Mary’s sake. Tony’s unexpected arrival stirs tension, and after Maggie passes out drunk, Hopey and Tony share a quiet, revealing conversation about why he let her go. The issue’s emotional depth is matched by Hernandez’s signature art, with full interior and cover work by him.
In "Everybody Loves Me, Baby," Hopey throws a divorce party for Maggie, weaving through memories from the early '80s to the present in a poignant, flashback-driven narrative. As the night unfolds, Tony’s unexpected arrival stirs old emotions, and after Maggie passes out, Hopey and Tony share a quiet moment reflecting on what could have been.
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Reprinted in The Complete Love & Rockets #[20] (2003), Penny Century #5 (2006), Locas #II (2009), Love and Rockets Library #[8] (2010)
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