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The other bit of me-related news that came out of San Diego Comic Con was that SCALPED is ending with issue #60. Still feels weird to see it... -
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My Beard -- February 2011 , originally uploaded by Jason Aaron . I am currently writing SCALPED for Vertigo and WOLVERINE, ASTONISHING SPID...
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The cover for WOLVERINE & THE X-MEN also came out last week, at least in a mostly blacked-out form. I've enjoyed reading all the spe... -
By my count, I had 36 comics published in 2008, plus a couple of short stories. All told I got to write a lot of different characters: Ghos...
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So completely unrelated to the topic at hand but the White Haven, Nebraska, from Scalped, isn't by chance inspired by the White Haven Motor Lodge in Overland Park is it? My family owned and ran the place before its recent demise and my old man would get a kick out of it if that was the case. Just curious. In any case, keep up the great work.
The fictional town of White Haven is based in part on the real life town of White Clay, Nebraska, but I did indeed take the name from the White Haven Motor Lodge.
Jason,
Big fan here. Wondering if we're ever going to see the conclusion of the Bullseye story arc in Punisher MAX? Diamond's website said it had been canceled for the time being and will be resolicited at another time. Any updates?
Steve Dillon is finishing up his issues of ULTIMATES and will be back on PUNISHER after that. Sorry for the delay.
Unrelated to others comments or even to your post, but "Scalped", as a whole, prompted me to send you your requested beer. From a "local" brewery in C'Ville, VA, on the house,waiting for you in KC as I write this. Enjoy and keep 'em coming:)
latest scalped... VERY good issue.. 'spesh the scene on the road in the snow...
perfect marriage of words and pictures..
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