Now every once in while i try to talk about lesser known comics and this is one i've pre ordered and i'm really excited for.
“Athos in America,” a prequel of sorts to Jason’s The Last Musketeer. The swashbuckler from that tale shows up in a New York bar in 1920s New York to relate the tale of how he went to Hollywood to play himself in the film The Three Musketeers.
This volume also includes:
“The Smiling Horse,” in which the characters from the story “&” in Low Moon attempts to kidnap a woman.
“The Brain That Wouldn’t Virginia Woolf,” a mash-up of The Brain That Wouldn’t Die and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, told in reverse chronological order.
The Bukowski pastiche “A Cat From Heaven” in which Jason works on his comic, has a reading in a comic book store, gets drunk and makes a fool of himself.
The dialogue-free (all the text occurs in thought balloons) “Tom Waits on the Moon,” in which we follow four people (one of them a scientist working on a teleportation machine) until something goes wrong.
“So Long Mary Ann,” a prison-escape love-triangle story.
Jason is great comic book writer,So yeah here's the preview to his new story
So excited for this! If you hear me talking about Jason it means i'm re-reading all of his comics.
Now every once in while i try to talk about lesser known comics and this is one i've pre ordered and i'm really excited for.
“Athos in America,” a prequel of sorts to Jason’s The Last Musketeer. The swashbuckler from that tale shows up in a New York bar in 1920s New York to relate the tale of how he went to Hollywood to play himself in the film The Three Musketeers.
This volume also includes:
“The Smiling Horse,” in which the characters from the story “&” in Low Moon attempts to kidnap a woman.
“The Brain That Wouldn’t Virginia Woolf,” a mash-up of The Brain That Wouldn’t Die and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, told in reverse chronological order.
The Bukowski pastiche “A Cat From Heaven” in which Jason works on his comic, has a reading in a comic book store, gets drunk and makes a fool of himself.
The dialogue-free (all the text occurs in thought balloons) “Tom Waits on the Moon,” in which we follow four people (one of them a scientist working on a teleportation machine) until something goes wrong.
“So Long Mary Ann,” a prison-escape love-triangle story.
Jason is great comic book writer,So yeah here's the preview to his new story
So excited for this! If you hear me talking about Jason it means i'm re-reading all of his comics.