Love and Rockets (comics) - Graphic Novels and Collections

Graphic Novels and Collections

All published at Fantagraphics :

  1. Music for Mechanics, by Los Bros Hernandez*, October 1985, ~140 pages
    (* principally Gilbert & Jaime Hernandez; some pages by Mario)
    Preface by Carter Scholz
  2. Chelo’s Burden, by Los Bros Hernandez, June 1986, ~150 pages
    Preface by Gary Groth
  3. Las Mujeres Perdidas, by Los Bros Hernandez (only Gilbert and Jaime), August 1987, ~140 pages
  4. Tears from Heaven, by Los Bros Hernandez (Gilbert and Jaime; one cover by Mario), January 1988, ~125 pages
  5. House of Raging Women, by Los Bros Hernandez (only Gilbert and Jaime from now on), September 1988, ~125 pages
  6. Duck Feet, by Los Bros Hernandez, September 1988, ~125 pages
  7. The Death of Speedy, by Jaime Hernandez, November 1989, ~125 pages
  8. Blood of Palomar, by Gilbert Hernandez, December 1989, ~125 pages
  9. Flies on the Ceiling, by Los Bros Hernandez (principally Jaime), October 1991, ~110 pages
  10. Love & Rockets X, by Gilbert Hernandez, July 1993, ~90 pages
  11. Wigwam Bam, by Jaime Hernandez, March 1994, ~125 pages
  12. Poison River, by Gilbert Hernandez, September 1994, ~190 pages
  13. Chester Square, by Jaime Hernandez, July 1996, ~155 pages
  14. Luba Conquers the World, by Gilbert Hernandez, December 1996, ~130 pages
  15. Hernandez Satyricon, by Los Bros Hernandez (Mario, Gilbert & Jaime Hernandez), August 1997, ~110 pages
  16. Whoa Nellie!, by Jaime Hernandez, June 2000, ~70 pages
  17. Fear of Comics, by Gilbert Hernandez, October 2000, ~120 pages
  18. Locas in Love, by Jaime Hernandez, October 2000, ~120 pages (End of Volume 1)
  19. Luba in America ("Luba", Tome 1), by Gilbert Hernandez, 2001, ~165 pages (Beginning of Volume 2)
  20. Dicks and Deedees, by Jaime Hernandez, June 2003, ~90 pages
  21. The Book of Ofelia ("Luba", Tome 2), by Gilbert Hernandez, December 2005, ~250 pages
  22. Ghost of Hoppers, by Jaime Hernandez, December 2005, ~120 pages
  23. Three Daughters ("Luba", Tome 3), by Gilbert Hernandez, August 2006, ~140 pages
  24. The Education of Hopey Glass, by Jaime Hernandez, April 2008, ~130 pages (End of Volume 2)
  25. High Soft Lisp, by Gilbert Hernandez, April 2010, ~140 pages


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