INGLORIOUS BASTERDS, the (mini) graphic novel. The SCALPED team of artist R.M. Guera and colorist Giulia Brusco have worked with Tarantino to bring a scene from his new film to life in comic form, and Playboy.com has the results.
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R.M. Guera + Quentin Tarantino =
08.15.09 | 2 Comments
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And people say that they only read PLAYBOY for the articles?
Hell, they can say they read it for the comic!
[...] R.M. Guera of Scalped (the best comic you may not be reading) worked on a comic book from the film, and the results can be seen here. [...]