Jaime Hernandez

Profiles the work of one of the original creators of the comic, Love and Rockets, revealing never-before-seen sketches, childhood drawings, and unpublished work, including his complete serial which appeared in the New York Times Magazine.

Killer has discovered that her great-grandmother Maria (Luba's mother) starred in a late 1950s crime movie, and begins to delve into the details of her family's twisted history. A collection of Love and Rocket tales finds Maria's kids, grandkids, and great-grandkids create rival movie adaptations of her life, while Tonta tries to figure out how she knows her swim coach.

"The suppression of family history and the cumulative effects of these secrets are the initial threads that tie together this masterful graphic novel"--Page 4 of cover.

Collects a variety of one-shot stories and other series such as "My Love Book," "A Folk Tale," "War Paint," "Frida, "and "Hernandez Satyricon" in which the characters deal with love, friendship, and bizarre occurences.

Comics Dementia collects unexpected treasures, oddities, and rarities from outposts of the Love and Rockets galaxy, by one of Earth's greatest living cartoonists, Gilbert Hernandez. Saints, sinners, and the Candide-like Roy mingle in jungles, in fables, in outer space: in cocktail lounges and living rooms. Ditko meets Melville meets Bob Hope -- but the party really starts bumping when the Alfred E. Neuman of the L&R-verse, Errata Stigmata, makes her...