Terry

Terry made their entrance in the pages of Love and Rockets #3 in 1983, stepping into the vibrant, boundary-pushing world that Gilbert Hernandez and Fantagraphics were building into one of the most celebrated alternative comics of the Bronze Age. Over more than three decades, Terry has kept remarkable company — sharing stories with the likes of Penny Century, Hopey, and Rand Race — in the richly human tapestry of Love and Rockets and its companion volumes. With a key issue already to their name and a presence that stretches from 1983 all the way to 2016, Terry is a testament to the long, layered storytelling that makes Love and Rockets such a rewarding universe to explore. For collectors and fans of literary comics at their most alive, even a supporting thread in this world is worth following.