Psychodrama Illustrated #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the concluding chapter of "Little Ones, part 2," Gilbert Hernandez delivers a poignant, grounded exploration of life in the border town of Lagrimas, where the looming threat of a new wall casts a long shadow over daily existence. With his signature emotional precision, Hernandez charts the ripple effects of a failed assassination attempt, as Sal’s loss of his gun sets off a chain of personal reckonings that reverberate through the community. The story, rendered in Hernandez’s distinctive, expressive style, unfolds with quiet intensity—every line and shadow carrying weight, and the cover by Hernandez himself captures the town’s tense, fragile atmosphere.
In this brief but vivid ten-panel introduction from *Psychodrama Illustrated #4*, the story quietly establishes its cast with a single page of stark, intimate sketches. Fritz appears in the seventh panel, fully transformed in a fat suit and heavy makeup, her identity obscured beneath layers of disguise. Meanwhile, Mindy—known by her former name in the prior issue and the main story—goes by Missy here, a small but telling shift in identity that lingers without explanation.
In the final chapter of "Little Ones, part 2," the suffocating tension of Lagrimas reaches a breaking point as rumors of a border wall ignite fear and fury across the town. When Sal’s failed assassination attempt spirals out of control after he loses his gun, the fallout ripples through the community, exposing fractures in trust, identity, and survival.
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