Stud and the Bloodblade: The Collected Edition
Perry Crowe
(Author)
Jed Dougherty
(Illustrator)
Description
This outrageously fun and stunningly illustrated graphic novel views our morally ambiguous and increasingly violent world through the kaleidoscopic lens of 1980s action-adventure cartoons in order to explore contemporary topics such as toxic masculinity and nonbinary thinking, as well as timeless issues such as protecting a legacy and the limited benefits of punching someone in the face. Welcome to Ouroboros, an uncanny world on the far side of a black hole, teetering between the far future and the primordial past--where aliens and barbarians, bigfoots and robots, monsters and puns wrestle for control of the Next Bang! Mightiest of all is Stud, he of immense strength, insatiable appetite, and nonexistent impulse control! Stud fights for good, but his epic weapon, the BloodBlade, carries a terrible curse: if Stud doesn't slay enough monsters each day, the massive mix of sword and axe will transform him into a scared little weakling named Gary. Stud and the BloodBlade plunges the classic squared-jawed hero into a world of graphic violence, sexual liberation, moral ambiguity, and poop. Saturday morning cartoons will never be the same. Collect the complete 5-issue saga of Stud and the BloodBlade.Product Details
Price
$19.98
$18.58
Publisher
Cex Publishing
Publish Date
August 27, 2022
Pages
144
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9781957708041
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About the Author
Perry Crowe is a writer and editor whose work has appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Kirkus Reviews, Opium, Tastes Like Chicken, The Smart Set, and more. He has worked in TV, books, magazines, and newspapers, and his interests include his interests include nature, navel-gazing, and people who solve problems with jetpacks. He lives in Los Angeles. Jed Dougherty is a freelance illustrator who has worked for Dark Horse, DC, IDW, Image, Titan, Valiant, and Vertigo comics as artist and as inker. His first comics work was the self-published zine Uncertain Stories. He honed his comics skills working in the studio of Howard Chaykin as a backgrounder and paste-up artist. He has drawn Worlds' Finest for DC as well as the independent comics Ultravixen and Wynter Dark.