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Jordan Crane praises new Jaime Hernandez story in Love & Rockets

Mark Frauenfelder at 3:01 pm Fri, Sep 10, 2010

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Jordan Crane is saying this, so I believe it.

In the new issue of Love and Rockets (New Stories, no.3), Jaime has a story called Browntown. It just might be the best thing he’s ever done. In fact, I’d go so far as to say, it just might be the best comic I’ve ever read. It’s construction is durable yet intricate, a bunch of simple parts working together flawlessly. It’s put together like a watch.
Looks like I'm going to make a trip Meltdown this weekend.

Love and Rockets: New Stories (Vol. 3)

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  • Anonymous

    Am I missing the link to Jordan Crane’s review, or is that quote it?

  • Stefan Jones

    Bad “Meltdown” link.

  • Anonymous

    Rollo Tony, Browntown
    Check yourself, at the door
    Gimme some more, gimme some more
    of those Rolos.

  • Anonymous

    Over many years of comic collecting, I found nothing better than Love and Rockets.

  • S. Ellis

    Go to Hi De Ho! Sure it’s filthy, but the best things usually are.