- Script
- Gary Groth (credited) (intro + reply)
- Letters
- Linda Gorrell (credited as Linda M. Gorrell) (typesetting)
- Reprints
Letters of comment from M.T. Lunsford (McDonough, GA), Ian Smyth (Westmidlands, England), Amy Fairweather, John MacLeod (Guelph, ON), Monica Sharp (Holtiville, CA), Albert Godot (Porter, TX), Patrick Perry (Boulder, CO), Paolo Cantatore (New York, NY), E. Hope Shaw (Brighton, MA), Lisa Pace, and Andrew Tashan.
Inside front and inside back covers. In the second printing, appears inside front cover and on interior page 31.
- Script
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed)
- Pencils
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed)
- Inks
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed)
- Letters
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed)
- Genre
- drama
- Characters
- Jesús Ángel (flashback); Ofelia Beltran (flashback); Heraclio Calderon; Carmen; Chelo; Casimira de los Santos (flashback); Israel Díaz (flashback); Doralis (flashback); Guadalupe; Luba (flashback); Maricela (flashback); Satch (flashback); Theo; Vicente (flashback); Diana Villaseñor; Tonantzín Villaseñor
- Synopsis
- It's double flashback time as Heraclio recalls a time years earlier when after a night out on the town he and his friends gave Luba a ride back. He then recalls an even earlier time when he had a sexual encounter with the new-in-town Luba when he was fifteen years old. The result of that secret encounter being Luba's daughter Guadalupe.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- soap opera
In the Ecce Homo story in issue ten the Pipo character states the deceased Manuel is the father of Guadalupe but that was because Heraclio and Luba's liaison was kept secret, unlike the one with Manuel.