Rob Schrab is working on Scud 21! After many many years of Schrab dropping off the face of the comics planet, he's returning to finish the Scud storyline once and for all. I really hope the experience is enjoyable for him (he has said that, by the end of the Scud run, he hated comics), because I love his art and story-telling and it'd be great to see more. I know his passion is movies, so I hope to see him get more work in that arena as well, but I'm still hooked on his comics.
He has some other great stuff at his site, including a pitch for a mummy cowboy called Rot Gut.
Also, as I've been poking around online about other Western comics (Dead West, Gunned Down, and Desperadoes) I've discovered that this is a bona fide trend, along with zombie comics. Why? Why do the trends always line up with my interests? I discover and begin my love affair with samurais, and all of a sudden there are all these cool samurai comics/films. I rekindle my interest in Westerns, and all of a sudden Doug TenNapel announces Iron West and Jonah Hex gets renewed. Each time my passion began before these movies or comics were even announced, so it's not like I'm just following the trends. I'm not suggesting that I'm some sort of trend-setter either. All I claim is Weird Coincidence. Or perhaps Supernatural Wish Fulfillment.
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Wow. Could you please wish that you and all of your friends would get rich in the next 12 months?
Ok, here goes.
Nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnng!
Anything? I found a dime.
I know just how you feel about the personal interest phenomenon. It's happed all my life.
I'm totally stoked about SCUD!
-Josh
That's the way I've felt for the past 4 years with all the comic book movies finally being made.
Sure there were the old Superman and Batman movies but only about half of those were good, and there was Blade in 1998 and X-Men in 2000, which I didn't think was that great, but Spidey finally got the ball rolling and even though most of them aren't that great it's still fun to see a few superheroes on the screen every year and -- whaddya know? -- a few of them turn out to be gems.
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