- Script
- Gary Groth (credited)
- Pencils
- ? (photo)
- Inks
- ? (photo)
- Letters
- typeset
- Characters
- Gilbert Hernandez (photo); Jaime Hernandez (photo); Mario Hernandez (photo)
- Synopsis
- Letters of comment from J. Sanchez (Northridge, CA); Doug Lafrenier (New York, NY); Jack Neignefind (Dauphin, PA); Kendall Carnes (Memphis, TN); Steve Rude (as Steven O. Rude) (Madison, WI); David B. Collins (Oakville, CN); and Lee Tamayhose.
- Reprints
Starts on the inside front cover and continues right after the final story. The first page includes an announcement for a Hernandez Bros West Coast tour with a small photo of the bros.
- Script
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed as Beto)
- Pencils
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed as Beto)
- Inks
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed as Beto)
- Letters
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed as Beto)
- Genre
- drama; humor
- Characters
- Carmen; Heraclio; Tonantzín Villaseñor (as Tonansin, first appearance); Xiohmara (as Bruja, unnamed, 1st appearance); Pepo; La Li
- Synopsis
- Heraclio worries about his health when he discovers a wen on his scalp.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- soap opera
This is the first story featuring Heraclio and Carmen as married adults. Like with the previous issue's story, taking place several years after the events in issue four where Carmen was a child and Heraclio a teenager. The Tonantzin/Tonansin character is not to be confused with Tonansin Carolongas who made a brief appearance in issue four. Though she is drawn differently from her later appearances.
- Script
- Jaime Hernandez (credited as Jaime)
- Pencils
- Jaime Hernandez (credited as Jaime)
- Inks
- Jaime Hernandez (credited as Jaime)
- Letters
- Jaime Hernandez (credited as Jaime)
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Hi ho Hi ho It's back to work we go been weeks and weeks since I've seen Race
- Genre
- drama; science fiction
- Characters
- Penny Century; Yax Haxley; Hopey; Maggie; Duke Morales; Rand Race; Dot Winks; Franco; Mrs. Lopez
- Synopsis
- Maggie becomes jealous of a reporter who is interested in Rand.
- Reprints
- in Epix (Epix, 1984 series) #11/1985 (november 1985) ["The Lost Women"]
- in The Complete Love & Rockets (Fantagraphics, 1985 series) #3 (August 1987)
- in The Lost Women and Other Stories (Fantagraphics, 1988 series) (May 1988)
- in Love & Rockets (Titan, 1987 series) #2 - Mechanics (May 1988)
- in The Complete Love & Rockets (Fantagraphics, 1985 series) #3 [2nd Edition] - Las Mujeres Perdidas (June 1990)
- in Locas (Fantagraphics, 2004 series) #[nn] (September 2004)
- in Locas (Ediciones La Cúpula, 2006 series) #1 (Mayo 2006)
- in Love and Rockets Library (Fantagraphics, 2007 series) #[1] - Maggie the Mechanic (January 2007)
- in Love and Rockets (Titan, 2007 series) #1 - Maggie the Mechanic (May 2007)
- in Love and Rockets: The First Fifty: The Classic 40th Anniversary Collection (Fantagraphics, 2022 series) #[2] - No. 6 - No. 13 (2022)
Simply titled "Mechanics" on the first page. The story is not given the official title "Las Mujeres Perdidas" until the final page of the concluding chapter in Love & Rockets #11.
- Script
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed as Beto)
- Pencils
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed as Beto)
- Inks
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed as Beto)
- Letters
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed as Beto)
- Genre
- drama
- Characters
- Ofelia Beltran; Chelo; Casimira de los Santos; Doralis; Guadalupe; Luba; Lucy (single-panel, unnamed); Maricela; Martín; Pepa (single-panel, unnamed); Rudy; Archie Ruiz; Tonantzín Villaseñor; Joey Saldaña; Señora Meza
- Synopsis
- Luba and Archie recall how they met each other as they continue their platonic liaison and become the talk of the town.
- Reprints
Pepa and Lucy (shown with Luba on page seven, panel one), are unnamed here but will appear again in the artist's Poison River story. The panel in question is redrawn in Poison River, part seven which appeared in Love and Rockets #35.