My brother and I would watch the Man With No Name Trilogy, Rio Bravo, and a few others when we were kids. Warwick Johnson: I’ve always loved Westerns, pretty much my entire life. What inspired you to write The Empty Grave as a western? GeekAnything: While there are some notable exceptions, not many people are creating westerns anymore. From the story’s theatrical beginnings to the exciting finale and everything in between, you’ll be ready to grab a cowboy hat, saddle up, and head to Haven Springs yourself after this.
Except when she finally kills her killer, then she effectively kills herself too.Īs they prepare to release the final chapter of their epic tale, Geek Anything sat down with series writer Warwick Johnson to get the low down on The Empty Grave. Still filled with rage, she remains on Earth as a Revenant to get revenge on the outlaws that wronged her and her family. But when the vicious family of one of her bounties comes after her, Annabelle meets the wrong end of a gun. Trained by her father in 1880, New Mexico, she grew to be the most skilled bounty hunter in the territory.
Launched in 2014, Hale and Johnson’s book tells the story of Annabelle Cutter.
This includes Warwick Johnson and Dan Hale, creators of the independent comic series The Empty Grave. However, despite their popularity slightly decreasing since the early 20th century, several comic creators are still championing the wild, wild west at your local comic shop. Books from the House of Ideas and the Distinguished Competition are more likely to feature their sizable stables of superheroes, especially if their next major motion picture or streaming series is preparing to be released. When you think of modern comic books, “western” probably isn’t a genre that comes to mind right away.
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