Thoughts on Love and Rockets? And what's the perfect amount of thickness for Maggie?
Thoughts on Love and Rockets? And what's the perfect amount of thickness for Maggie?
Hunter Hernandez
Cameron Wilson
It's one of those comics I love to reread.
Amazing, how two Mexican men manage to make better female characters than many female creators.
>what's the perfect amount of thickness for Maggie?
That's fine for me.
Isaac Gonzalez
Still dont know what the comic is even about.
Caleb Lee
A bit of everything. A punk rock band, a pulp adventure in a dinosaur planet, romance, mystery...
Daniel Russell
It's my favorite.
Luis Price
>Gabby Rivera wanted based Hernandez bros to draw an America issue
G R O S S
Parker Roberts
Lost interest after the fantastical elements up and left.
Isaiah Kelly
I would, too. Just wouldn't want Gabby writing it.
Elijah Gonzalez
>Xaimeh drawing thicc latino women
Makes sense to me
Jackson Martin
Best song is Motorcycle.
Benjamin Thomas
Wait shit I'm retarded this isn't Sup Forums
Carson Carter
Pic is pretty great.
Nathan Green
Stop misgendering my Latinx sisters, puto.
Christopher Harris
This cliffhanger has had me on edge since august. You're killing me, Jaime.
Andrew Reyes
>clenched fists
Does he rape them?
Matthew Ward
Book hasn't come out yet, faggot.
Kayden Gray
Classic Beto > Classic Xaime > Modern Xaime > Modern Beto
It's unbelievable how far Gilbert has fallen. I never thought I'd say this, but giant breasts were a mistake.
Brody James
It's the fucking best?
William Mitchell
It's two ongoing stories since 1982 (collected in 5 or so digest sized books each) about ex-punk girls Maggie and Hopey as they age out of their scene and the residents (Xaime) and descendents of a small Mexican (slightly magical) town (Beto). They're in the same universe but have only very occasionally crossed over. They're the best indie books and are a massive fuck-you to the idea that men can't write great women.
Samuel Walker
oops put Xaime's name in the wrong place
Chase James
I just started working my way through this series. I actually avoided it because Neil Gaiman was trying to talk it up for a while and I hate that dude, but the series is so fucking good.