The Loud House #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Empty Loud House," the Loud siblings attempt to claim their own spaces in the chaotic household, but their plans unravel when Lynn’s guests abandon her for a video game party and Lincoln’s guests vanish into a role-playing game session. Written by Andrew Brooks and brought to life with vibrant, expressive art by Zazo Aguiar—pencils, inks, and colors all by the same hand—this issue captures the familiar sibling chaos with a fresh, heartfelt twist. The cover by Ida Hem perfectly frames the moment of quiet isolation amidst the noise.
When a house full of gamers from different generations descends on the Louds, Lynn and Lincoln each devise their own plan to reclaim their space—without teaming up. As rival strategies unfold, the chaos escalates, testing the limits of patience, pizza, and family unity.
When Lynn Loud Sr. and Lincoln Loud finally agree on dividing the house into their respective zones, chaos erupts as Lynn’s guests abandon her side for the video game party, and Lincoln’s guests vanish to join the role-playing game gathering—leaving both fathers scrambling to reclaim their territory.
Luna Loud isn’t about to let a rare Mick Swagger album slip through her fingers—especially not when another music fan shows up at the market with the same idea. With a quick trivia showdown on the line, she’s ready to prove she’s the true fan, but the real challenge might be keeping her cool when the stakes get loud.
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