Factual-crime will meet the supernatural subsequent yr when Scout Comics publishes Trim Season. The comedian amenities on a personnel of teens from Los Angeles who head to a some distance off marijuana farm where they come all thru unspeakable horrors.
Trim Season is according to an licensed conception from Megan Sutherland, Sean E DeMott and Cullen Poythress that is loosely inspired by a personnel of girls who went lacking in Humboldt County, Calif. all thru harvesting season for marijuana. The muse sparked a screenplay, written by David Blair and Ariel Vida, which in turn birthed the comedian, from author Jake Hearns.
“I as we inform regarded as primitive rustic imagery and as we inform thought, ‘What if there was a witch within the woods up there working a tweaker cult or cartel kind ingredient?’” recalls DeMott.
He as we inform pictured actor Jane Badler, who’s identified for the NBC V franchise, as the witch. Now Badler is now one of many of us now within the encourage of the comedian by strategy of her MeJane Productions banner along with Execution Posse, a publishing and IP holding firm that styles itself as a punk rock Marvel.
Trim Season follows two old releases from Execution Posse, Hot Valley Days and Cocaine Nights, a pair of younger lady who becomes a player within the cocaine alternate of 1980s Los Angeles, and Night time of the Cadillacs, a supernatural comedian that has its roots within the dive bars of L.A.
“Execution Posse was looking to mix the 2 old genres we had prone together into something new. We had performed an ’80s drug dealing book no longer too long ago according to a honest crime yarn, and we had performed a supernatural book, but we hadn’t approached mixing honest crime and supernatural together,” says DeMott. “We wished of us to imprint an evolution in our storytelling and this book presentations that we are able to withhold increasing with new suggestions and discovering areas for them.”
Take hang of Prior equipped the quilt art for Trim Season, with pencils and inks by Mara Mendez Garcia and colors by Lorenzo Palombo.
