- Pencils
- Gilbert Hernandez
- Inks
- Gilbert Hernandez
- Letters
- Gilbert Hernandez; typeset
- Characters
- Steve Stranski
- Reprints
Production credits, indicia and an illustration from the story contents. Printed on inside front cover.
- Script
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed as Beto)
- Pencils
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed as Beto)
- Inks
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed as Beto)
- Letters
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed as Beto)
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Thank you, thank you very much.
- Genre
- drama
- Characters
- Alicia; Arjelia; Hilda Beltran; Blas; Ricky Boy; Docho; Isobel; Luba; Fabio Luna; Peter Rio; Katy; Pino; Omo
- Reprints
- Keywords
- soap opera
Part three of the earliest origins of Luba and her mother Maria, her father Eduardo and her cousin Ofelia.
- 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
- Love and Rockets: El Fontanel (first appearance); Sean Ogata (first appearance); Scott the Hog (first appearance); Rex Walker (first appearance)
Amber (first appearance); Junior Brooks (first appearance); E. T. (first appearance); Erf'Quake (first appearance); Gerry; Maricela; Kristen Niznick (first appearance); Riri; Steve Stranski; Igor Valdez (first appearance)
- Synopsis
- Kristen and Amber get Steve to take them to meet Love and Rockets, a band they think is the namesake British band. Later on, Steve and Gerry drive Riri to her house where she's staying with Maricela.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- Los Angeles; rock band; soap opera
In the story Scott the Hog states they had the Love and Rockets name before the British outfit, that they were turned on to it by "two Mexican guys."
In the first printing, this is a promo for the first "World War 3 Illustrated" compilation.
- Script
- Jaime Hernandez (credited as Jaime) (reply); Gilbert Hernandez (credited as Beto) (reply)
- Pencils
- Jaime Hernandez
- Inks
- Jaime Hernandez
- Letters
- typeset
- Reprints
Letters from Brian Catanzaro, Charlie Harris, Gwen Ihnat, Jane Guskin. An illustration from the Spring 1982 story.