In this mix of seventies-style exploitation, Italian horror, and buddy comedy, Huck and Marley deal with supernatural problems for money. Well, they're trying to do it for money, but Huck's morals and Marley's bloodlust usually end with that going... er... somewhat astray. Huck and Marley help people for money. Well, in theory anyway...
For some reason, their "help" always seems to involve massive amounts of property damage, a somehow guaranteed collision with the supernatural and, if Marley has his way, a huge body count. They're the Gunpowder Prophets, and a simple job rescuing a girl from a backwoods cult turns weird when the super groovy leader's supernatural powers turn out to be very, very real.
It's seventies-style horror mixed with grindhouse action in Gunpowder Prophets. Gonzo, over-the-top action-horror from Justin Jordan (The Strange Talent of Luther Strode), Patrick Piazzalunga (Monsters are My Business), Roman Stevens, and Taylor Esposito.
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Justin Jordan (Luther Strode, Spread, Dead Body Road) broke into comics with the Image series The Strange Talent of Luther Strode. Since no one threw him back out after said break-in, he has gone on to work for every major comics publisher. He is owned by two cats, George and Tom.
Patrick has worked for Aftershock comics, Darkhorse comics, Archie comics, and some Marvel snap cards for the noir series. He's the co-creator of Monsters Are My Business and Those Not Afraid, published by Dark Horse Comics.