
r/loveandrockets

Los Angeles Times comix tabloid (2020) front cover by Jaime Hernandez featuring Tonta
Los Angeles Times was a one-shot tabloid anthology edited by Sammy Harkham. He graciously supplied r/altcomix with a free legal link for downloading the issue here.
So I've just started getting into Love and Rockets, and I'm wondering what the best way is to collect all of the stories. I have the recently-released Locas hardcover (which I know has some stories omitted) and had previously bought the Heartbreak Soup Library Edition on a whim.
I'm wondering if I should splurge on the First Fifty edition. I love hardcovers, and the idea of having everything from that period bound in a complete set is appealing to me...but I also know the library editions collect things in an easier-to-read format, and that some people say that's better for newcomers. Three Sisters and another library edition seem to be out of stock, but everything else seems relatively available. I think the cost of buying every library edition would maybe be equivalent to the cost of buying the box set--do the library editions go beyond the first fifty?
TL;DR Is the box set for Love & Rockets better from a collector's perspective or a reader's perspective?
Gilbert Hernandez's original art for the cover to Speak of the Devil #6 (2008)
Will There Ever Be A Movie?
I remember in the mid 90’s I heard whispers of an animated L&R. I wonder if Jaime and Gilbert have been approached since then with offers to do a movie and/or animated series based on their stories. I, for one, would be so excited if this were to ever become a thing
Updated cover for Gilbert Hernandez's upcoming Palomar hardcover?
The newer version currently shown on Amazon and the one shown at this moment on the publisher's site.
Locas in NYC- the front cover to The Village Voice, April 21-27, 2010 by Jaime Hernandez
Yo, what's that hand signal Hopey is doing?
Gilbert Hernandez illustration featuring Palomar residents Manuel, Tonantzin, Toco and Pintor, not to mention that special tree
Sellers for Vol 4 issues?
I'm looking to complete my collection. If anyone is selling issues 3/4/5/7/8/12 please hmu!
The first page from "Extend the Hand of Love to All Who Can Use It" by Gilbert Hernandez- a story featuring Roy
from Goody Good Comics (2000); also in Comics Dementia
Love and Rockets trading cards by Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez- a 36-card set which was published in 1992
Each card had character description text on the back side.
Comics Journal 178, July 1995
For the life of me I can't find my copy of this, which probably got lost on one of my many moves since 1995, but this issue contains a lot of great L&R material.
https://www.tcj.com/tcj-archive/the-comics-journal-no-178-july-1995/
Spanish language Jaime Hernandez interview from last year (by Zona Negativa)
Conducted during the Comic Barcelona festival last year. Quite the long interview.
L&R Volume 4 #11 Rarity?
I’m (reluctantly) considering selling some of my L&R books on eBay and saw that issue 11 of Vol 4 was being marked as rare by some sellers and going for a higher price than other issues from the same volume.
I couldn’t find anything about a rarity of that issue online - can anyone clarify?