Chris Sheridan

You know that scene in Road House where Dalton talks about how a certain phrase is just two nouns put together to elicit a response? That's the way I feel about Chris Sheridan's Motorcycle Samurai. Except, you know, in a good way. Described pretty accurately as "Mad Max meets Kill Bill," the series originally ran digitally at Thrillbent, and in July, it's coming to print. Top Shelf will release Motorcycle Samurai Vol. 1: A Fiery Demise, a softcover clocking in at 176 pages, telling the story of the White Bolt and how she delivered a bounty to a town called Trouble, and if you haven't already read it, it's going to be something you'll want to pick up.

The King is not dead in the world of Chris Sheridan's art. Instead, Elvis has taken up the pistol and the sword and moved himself out to the American West for further star-spangled adventures. When he's not rendering characters like Captain America, Hellboy, Daredevil and a big chunk of the Star Wars cast in his own style (or creating his own comics), Sheridan is creating whimsical and dramatic