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The ART of

SKUNK-GUY

For thirty years the Story of the Stinking Stalker became that of legend, a vague, half remembered nut. (ah. . .er) stunt.
It wasn't till the turn of the 21st century that interest in Skunk-Guy cropped up again, this time as a pure literary figure. 
One of the first things to do, was to reimagine the art style of the thirty year old character, to a sharper more up to date edgy image.  
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The other major thing that needed doing, was a definitive, canonical origin story.  Let's face it, every other hero has one; why should our boy be any different?
And so scenario after scenario was laid out. 
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But the big question was; in what format should the stories be told?
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A RADIO
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DRAMA
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A NOVEL
It was eventually decided, that the stories would be told by all of these venues.  They would start with the short novellas and the rest would follow.
Initially, Michael did all of the artwork alone, but more recently, other artists have contributed to the Skunk-Guy mythos.
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MAEGhAN
     LOONEY

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STEPHEN
   HARTMAN

Was contracted to redesign the covers of the first two novels.
Did numerous variations on the character, playing heavily on an anime theme. 
With the first two books officially published, work can begin on a third novel, an audio podcast and a comic series.
A COMIC
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It is fair to say that 60 years later, 
The Stinking Stalker stinks again.
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