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THE TWILIGHT CHILDRE…

Vertigo

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2016

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Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez, known as the Hernandez Brothers, reshaped alternative comics with Love and Rockets, a long-running series blending punk sensibility, Latinx culture, magical realism, and intimate character study. Gilbert’s Palomar stories explore generational sagas in a fictional Latin American town, while Jaime’s Locas narratives follow punk women navigating Los Angeles. Their work stands apart for its emotional depth, evolving character arcs, and sharp social commentary. By centering marginalized voices without compromise, they carved a new path for indie comics, influencing creators across generations and earning a revered place in the canon of graphic storytelling.

Hernandez Brothers

Vertigo

978-1401262457

128

English

2016

paperback/ 26 x 17 cm

2016 Darwyn Cooke Dave Stewart

A small, isolated beach town is forever changed when mysterious, glowing figures begin to appear, stirring up fear and uncertainty among the locals. Gilbert Hernandez’s The Twilight Children delves into a haunting and surreal narrative, where secrets surface and the boundaries between reality and the supernatural begin to disintegrate. With his signature art style and skillful storytelling, Hernandez explores themes of desire, identity, and the unknown. The chilling atmosphere and complex character dynamics pull readers into a captivating mystery that leaves them questioning what is truly real.

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THE TWILIGHT CHILDREN #1-4

Vertigo

.

2016

.

Hernandez Brothers

paperback/ 26 x 17 cm

978-1401262457

English

128

Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez, known as the Hernandez Brothers, reshaped alternative comics with Love and Rockets, a long-running series blending punk sensibility, Latinx culture, magical realism, and intimate character study. Gilbert’s Palomar stories explore generational sagas in a fictional Latin American town, while Jaime’s Locas narratives follow punk women navigating Los Angeles. Their work stands apart for its emotional depth, evolving character arcs, and sharp social commentary. By centering marginalized voices without compromise, they carved a new path for indie comics, influencing creators across generations and earning a revered place in the canon of graphic storytelling.

A small, isolated beach town is forever changed when mysterious, glowing figures begin to appear, stirring up fear and uncertainty among the locals. Gilbert Hernandez’s The Twilight Children delves into a haunting and surreal narrative, where secrets surface and the boundaries between reality and the supernatural begin to disintegrate. With his signature art style and skillful storytelling, Hernandez explores themes of desire, identity, and the unknown. The chilling atmosphere and complex character dynamics pull readers into a captivating mystery that leaves them questioning what is truly real.