Fewer doors are closed, and more minds are open.

And it’s working – believe me, the difference between the excitement we hear pitching Goon now and the fear we heard when we began development (back when dinosaurs roamed the earth) is huge. Adult animation gets hotter every day, and we’re very actively stoking that fire with our shows like Love, Death & Robots. Due to higher volume, products may experience further delays in shipping. “It’s true… we’ve had a few setbacks – like Disney buying Fox and of course there’s no fucking way Disney would make a Goon film – but we have and will continue to keep pushing past this shit until it’s done. The statement read:Įric is, at this very moment, working on script revisions and things are still moving forward,” Blur wrote in the update. THE GOON 12 C/A: Eric Powell W: Roger Langridge A. In 2020, Miller and Jeff Fowler ( Sonic the Hedgehog) released a statement and some first-look storyboards through Miller's Blur Studios. Keep him humble Keep his feet on the ground Do not hesitate to write to Mr. THE GOON VOL 01 A Ragged Return to Lonely Street W/A: Eric Powell.

In fact, the SDCC update is the first update on the film that fans have had in two years from Miller. During the SDCC 2022 panel, Miller said that the comic's adaptation had been stuck in 'development hell' for 12 years and that Powell was working hard on the script with Osborn. Zombie rockabillies, superheroes with hilarious gay abandon, and the tragicomedy of carny folk are just a few bizarre tales in this. Zombie rockabillies, superheroes with hilarious gay abandon, and the tragicomedy of carny folk are just a few bizarre tales in this new Goon collection from Dark Horse Comics See why Eric Powell has won the Eisner Award for Best Humor Publication and Best Ongoing Series This volume collects The Goon 38-41. The comic follows the supernatural adventures of a hulking orphan raised by his aunt who claims to be the primary enforcer of a feared mobster. Love, Death & Robots filmmaker Patrick Osborne is directing the feature-length adaptation of the Dark Horse comic book series The Goon, written and drawn by Eric Powell (with color contributions by Dave Stewart and Robin Powell).

The Goon, Volume 12 by Eric Powell