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Grendel, KY Vol. 1 Kindle & comiXology
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherAWA Studios - Upshot
- Publication dateMarch 10, 2021
- Reading age16 years and up
- File size326127 KB
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- ASIN : B08XDMPZMN
- Publisher : AWA Studios - Upshot (March 10, 2021)
- Publication date : March 10, 2021
- Language : English
- File size : 326127 KB
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- Print length : 96 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #212,080 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
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As one of the most respected and versatile creators working today, Tommy Lee Edwards has illustrated comics like DC’s MOTHER PANIC (co-created with Gerard Way), Image’s TURF (co-created with Jonathan Ross), Netflix’s JUPITER'S LEGACY, and Marvel’s 1985. Beyond countless illustrations for games, books, merchandise, magazines, and posters, TLE perhaps feels most at home putting his imagination and storytelling flare to the test as a conceptual designer, storyboard artist, and director.
He’s collaborated with the Hughes Brothers as the concept artist on their Denzel Washington epic THE BOOK OF ELI, and has also contributed to the production and promotion of of movies like AKIRA, HARRY POTTER, SUPERMAN RETURNS, STAR WARS, and BATMAN BEGINS.
Microsoft’s award-winning THE RANDOM ADVENTURES OF BRANDON GENERATOR utilized ground-breaking interactive storytelling techniques with TLE directing the animated web-series from a script by Edgar Wright.
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Set in the early 70’s, this story involves a monster, an all-girl biker gang and the best weed in all of Kentucky. When her adoptive father is killed in a bear attack and her brother comes to get her for the funeral Marnie and her whole gang ride back to her home time to pay their last respects. Grendel has one thing going for it, it has the best harvests of weed in the state, in fact most of the crops around the area are always prosperous, could that have anything to do with the creature living in the coal mine?
I really liked this first issue, it felt more character focused than going straight in for the monster reveals to grab you attention, saying that the first pages are a montage of the father gearing himself up for what looks like all out war. We then get introduced to Denny and then Marnie, who is having issue with her role as biker gang leader. I’m getting a vibe that this could be a good mix of Sons of Anarchy and Supernatural all rolled in with the 70’s weed culture, which should be quite interesting going forward. With the name and from a letter at the end of the comic this has references to Beowulf and I wonder how closely it will follow that story. There is more backstory to come and a big supernatural town conspiracy that I am sure will end up with a big biker gang fight, they love that sort of thing.
I would say this issue would be a 7 out of 10, and has an ending that leaves you wanting more.