The Other Badguys Volume 1 - Lancaster, Luke
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THE OTHER BADGUYS is a superhero comedy heist comic with a cast of characters supremely out of their depth. Dealing with daddy issues, bad breakups, decades-old grudges, and profound professional inadequacies, the whole endeavor is pretty much a foregone conclusion. Badguys never win: There are rules, after all. From creators Luke Lancaster and Orlando Caicedo comes the hit webcomic which was originally published as "The Badguys" (before that other one). Rejected re-titles for this edition include Formerly Known as the Badguys, The Secret Lives of Badguys, and Neil Gaiman's The Badguys.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
THE OTHER BADGUYS is a superhero comedy heist comic with a cast of characters supremely out of their depth. Dealing with daddy issues, bad breakups, decades-old grudges, and profound professional inadequacies, the whole endeavor is pretty much a foregone conclusion. Badguys never win: There are rules, after all. From creators Luke Lancaster and Orlando Caicedo comes the hit webcomic which was originally published as "The Badguys" (before that other one). Rejected re-titles for this edition include Formerly Known as the Badguys, The Secret Lives of Badguys, and Neil Gaiman's The Badguys. Collected in its entirety for the first time, The Other Badguys features the comedic capers of Doctor Zero, Deadbeat, Colossus, and Valentine and was the winner of Stan Lee's and WEBTOON's Superhero Comic Contest.
Autorenporträt
Luke Lancaster has spent a lifetime arguing about superheroes and making bad jokes. Thankfully, he now does that professionally. Between writing and rolling handfuls of dice, he also works in the games industry. Orlando Caicedo is an animator and comic artist whose animation work includes Archer and Frisky Dingo. His comics have been published by Mad Cave, WEBTOON, and Rocketship Entertainment, and most recently was the artist on Colin Kaepernick's graphic novel memoir published by Scholastic.