Jason + Jason + Wolverine = Oh hell, not again
Hillbilly bon vivant Jason Latour, who drew the Silver Samurai back-up in WOLVERINE #1 as well as the most recent issue of SCALPED, is now drawing the back-up for WOLVERINE #5, the final chapter in the story of "Wolverine Goes to Hell." It's a fiery little tale that shows how poor ole' Logan got sent to Hell in the first place. So fire up the Sabbath and get your metal hands ready.
SITREP
My name is Jason Aaron and I write comic books for a living.
At present I am writing SCALPED for DC/Vertigo and WOLVERINE, ASTONISHING SPIDER-MAN & WOLVERINE, PUNISHERMAX and ULTIMATE COMICS CAPTAIN AMERICA, along with a couple things I can't talk about yet, all for Marvel.
I am one of Marvel's Architects, so please, from here on out, refer to me only as The Master Builder.
I also write a column for Comic Book Resources titled WHERE THE HELL AM I. New ones debut every Wednesday. Except, you know, when they don't.
If you should need to send me anything for whatever reason, my mailing address is:
P.O. Box 8538
Prairie Village, KS 66208-0620
My email is jason at jasonaaron.info
My favorite Bruce Lee movie is THE WAY OF THE DRAGON.
At present I am writing SCALPED for DC/Vertigo and WOLVERINE, ASTONISHING SPIDER-MAN & WOLVERINE, PUNISHERMAX and ULTIMATE COMICS CAPTAIN AMERICA, along with a couple things I can't talk about yet, all for Marvel.
I am one of Marvel's Architects, so please, from here on out, refer to me only as The Master Builder.
I also write a column for Comic Book Resources titled WHERE THE HELL AM I. New ones debut every Wednesday. Except, you know, when they don't.
If you should need to send me anything for whatever reason, my mailing address is:
P.O. Box 8538
Prairie Village, KS 66208-0620
My email is jason at jasonaaron.info
My favorite Bruce Lee movie is THE WAY OF THE DRAGON.
New Tattoo
Phase One of my new octopus, courtesy of the amazing Jessie Hopeless. And before anyone asks, yes, I know there are only seven tentacles. We didn't have time last night to fill in the last one.
Something is trying to escape from under my sleeve...
Axel Alonso on the return of PUNISHERMAX
"PunisherMAX" resumes in February 2011, with Jason Aaron and Steve Dillon back in full swing. The series has been on hiatus because Steve had a personal crisis to deal with that, along with his work on "Ultimate Avengers," proved to be too much even for the superhumanly prolific Steve Dillon – and we decided it was worth waiting for him. The team's chemistry is too special and "PunisherMAX" is too important a book to our line – we couldn't abide the thought of a fill-in artist. So this February it will be coming back strong. It's unfortunate we had to take that break, but judging from the amount of people out there pining for its return, we're optimistic it will come back strong and ship monthly.
From CBR
From CBR


