Corey Taylor recently gave an exclusive interview to the website ComicBookResources.com, in which he revealed more details about the comic for STONE SOUR's "House of Gold & Bones". The first part (of a total of four) will be available in the USA starting April 17; you can order a copy from DarkHorse.
In the article, you will find some exclusive insights into the artwork (by Richard P. Clark and covers by Jason Shawn Alexander). Taylor shares, among other things:
"The last 10 years of my life have been the most formative. I realized I was on the threshold of the rest of my life -- I had an ideal of who I wanted to be as a man and I realized who I was at the time didn't exactly jibe with what that idea was. So I started the process of changing for the better -- it took me a long time, but I feel like I'm a lot closer than I ever was to who I want to be. ['House of Gold and Bones'] is loaded with that journey, but it also has a lot of pieces from my friends' lives -- some are a lot more ahead of the curve than others, but we are all doing the same thing: trying to figure it all out. That's why I wanted to tell the story in the first place -- to put it all in perspective and find my place in it all."
Artist Clark also spoke:
"Visually, 'House of Gold & Bones' blends the believable world and a dream reality in an aggressive, gritty and dynamic package. I often listen to music while working and find a playlist influences my images' mood quite a lot. The changes in tempo and audio 'feel' taking place on the record help maintain the balance between displayed and reigned-in aggression in mark-making, page layout and approach to line and form."
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