Rob Guillory

But, yeah, I mean, like anything, anything I'm trying to do now that's kind of new or, you know, I'm always kind of getting into new interesting stuff.

And I did a board game not too long ago with my longtime office mate, Rob Guillory.

It came out really cool.

And, you know, they say, hey, can you make a board game? Absolutely, even though I had never done it.

The art by Monaco is really interesting.

Reminds me a lot of Rob Guillory from Chew.

That's the kind of art style it kind of reminds me of.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's Conan, but he is still writing his ass off.

I'm on Valani with Chowchu, Joe, not Joe, excuse me, Rob Guillory with innards and, and, you know, the only press with operation.

It's a lot.

It's a, it's a lot.

It's called "Mosley" from Image Comics.

Uh, it's a five-issue miniseries written by Rob, uh, Guillory, ar- art by Sam Lotfi, art, uh, colors by Jean-François Beaulieu, and letters by Andrew Thomas.

So "Mosley" is a story that is wholly based around the fear of technology and where it will take us as a species.

And at a time where AI is a hot button topic, I felt like this book really still resonates even though, you know, it's only been three years.

But, um, so Rob Guillory, he himself actually spoke on how this story came out of a growing frustration he felt over the ever-accelerating advancement of technology, and he began...

It was because he began noticing subtle changes in himself and his kids due to the gadgets that they clung to, and thus "Mosley" was born.

So this book It's a little of both.

We are talking about the comic book series Chew, which is C-H-E-W.

Created by writer John Lehman and artist Rob Guillory.

Now, this book was published by Image Comics, and it ran from June 2009 all the way through November 2016.

Which is a massive run.

They don't, no.

Not unless the art dictates a very specific tonal reality.

And this is where Rob Guillory's art style becomes the absolute linchpin of the entire franchise.

Okay,