The Worst Dudes
Published on 15. February 2022
120 pages
978-1-5067-2281-8 (ISBN)
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A dirty cop, a drugged-up back-up dancer, and an angsty adolescent god; the absolute worst dudes in the galaxy are on a raunch-filled hunt for a missing pop star.
It's a hilarious, aggressively weird, willfully vulgar graphic novel detective story from noted reprobates Aubrey Sitterson (No One Left to Fight, The Comic Book Story of Professional Wrestling) and Tony Gregori (Deuce of Hearts, Karma Police). Collecting issues #1-5 of this raunchy, off-the-wall tale!
It's a hilarious, aggressively weird, willfully vulgar graphic novel detective story from noted reprobates Aubrey Sitterson (No One Left to Fight, The Comic Book Story of Professional Wrestling) and Tony Gregori (Deuce of Hearts, Karma Police). Collecting issues #1-5 of this raunchy, off-the-wall tale!
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The Worst Dudes
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02/2022
Dark Horse Comics,U.S.
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Aubrey Sitterson is a freelance comic writer, whose most recent work, The Comic Book Story of Professional Wrestling, is available everywhere, including local bookstores, comic shops, and online retailers like Amazon.
Aubrey has written comics for all of the industry's top publishers - Marvel, DC, Image, Dark Horse IDW, Oni, Dynamite and Viz - but some of his most popular work was on the G.I. Joe franchise, including the Street Fighter x G.I. Joe crossover, the ongoing G.I. Joe series, and Scarlett's Strike Force. Aubrey also wrote and performed the sword & sorcery serial podcast SKALD from April 2015 to April 2018, without missing a single week.
Aubrey has written comics for all of the industry's top publishers - Marvel, DC, Image, Dark Horse IDW, Oni, Dynamite and Viz - but some of his most popular work was on the G.I. Joe franchise, including the Street Fighter x G.I. Joe crossover, the ongoing G.I. Joe series, and Scarlett's Strike Force. Aubrey also wrote and performed the sword & sorcery serial podcast SKALD from April 2015 to April 2018, without missing a single week.
