Sicken with what he has seen he decides to clean up the town using not much more than a trusty stick.Įarl Tubbs’s father was that kind of man, but Earl never wanted that life. The idea of a man returning to his home town to find it lulled with crime and filth. One that slowly builds to a boiling point, and when that boiling point is reached it will be hard to not feel devastated.įor anyone who has watched the 1970’s cult classic Walking Tall or its less than stellar remake the story of Southern Bastards may at first feel familiar.
They took the story of the reluctant hero and added in some modern day sensibilities.
Writer Jason Aaron and artist Jason Latour have created a book full of emotional gravitas and brutal violence. So for those comic book aficionados out there feel free to take my reviews with a grain of salt as I have not fully immersed myself in the world of comics in quite some time.įittingly the comic that helped bring me back to the current comic book landscape is Southern Bastards.
Well in the spirit of expanding horizons I am entering new territory for myself and reviewing comics. If you follow anything I do, you know my articles and reviews tend to be movie centric.
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