Psychodrama Illustrated #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Little Ones," Gilbert Hernandez crafts a sharp, poignant social drama set in the struggling border town of Lagrimas, where everyday lives are shaped by economic despair, systemic racism, and the looming shadow of a proposed wall. With his signature blend of satire and emotional depth, Hernandez explores quiet moments of resistance and connection in a community under pressure, all rendered in his distinctive, expressive style. The story, illustrated and inked by Hernandez, features his own lettering and is presented on a cover he both penciled and inked.
In the fading Southern border town of Lagrimas, where hope feels as scarce as jobs, Jo navigates a world shaped by neglect and simmering tensions—where rumors of a new wall echo through empty streets and everyday life feels like a slow unraveling. Written with sharp wit and quiet dread, this story captures the weight of place, the cost of silence, and the fragile connections that remain when everything else is falling apart.
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