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Not to be confused with Geoff Barrow of Music/{{Portishead}}, though [[DreamTeam a collaboration would]] ''[[DreamTeam rule]]''.
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Not to be confused with Geoff Barrow of Music/{{Portishead}}, though [[DreamTeam a collaboration would]] ''[[DreamTeam rule]]''.
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Since the mid 2000s he has been writing and drawing his own series published by the Wachowskis called ''Shaolin Cowboy'', issue by issue the comic seemed to increase in demented CrazyIsCool weirdness, including an entire issue of the Cowboy carving up hordes of zombies with his trusty double-chainsaw-tipped spear for 24 pages straight. Sadly it has fallen into severe schedule slip.
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Since the mid 2000s he has been writing and drawing his own series published by the Wachowskis Creator/TheWachowskis called ''Shaolin Cowboy'', issue by issue the comic seemed to increase in demented CrazyIsCool weirdness, including an entire issue of the Cowboy carving up hordes of zombies with his trusty double-chainsaw-tipped spear for 24 pages straight. Sadly it has fallen into severe schedule slip.
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Since the mid 2000s he has been writing and drawing his own series published by the Wachowskis called ''Shaolin Cowboy'', issue by issue the comic seemed to increase in demented CrazyAwesome CrazyIsCool weirdness, including an entire issue of the Cowboy carving up hordes of zombies with his trusty double-chainsaw-tipped spear for 24 pages straight. Sadly it has fallen into severe schedule slip.
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Geofrey "Geof" Darrow (born October 21, 1955) is an American comic artist well known for his seminal work, ''Comicbook/HardBoiled'', and to a lesser extent, ''Comicbook/TheBigGuyAndRustyTheBoyRobot'', done with Creator/FrankMiller. Before all that though he worked as an animator on such cruddy shows as ''ComicBook/RichieRich'' until one day he met the great French artist Creator/{{Moebius}} and the two collaborated on a series of prints called ''City of Fire''. Known for a SignatureStyle that involves [[AwesomeArt a mind-numbing degree of detail]], [[strike: on par with]] square root of a sheet of ''Where's Waldo?''. In Every. Damned. Panel. And, indeed, if you go off the narrative pathway, [[EasterEgg you will find many hidden secrets]]. Also full helpings of {{Gorn}} all around.
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Geofrey "Geof" Darrow (born October 21, 1955) is an American comic artist well known for his seminal work, ''Comicbook/HardBoiled'', and to a lesser extent, ''Comicbook/TheBigGuyAndRustyTheBoyRobot'', done with Creator/FrankMiller. Before all that though he worked as an animator on such cruddy shows as ''ComicBook/RichieRich'' until one day he met the great French artist Creator/{{Moebius}} and the two collaborated on a series of prints called ''City of Fire''. Known for a SignatureStyle that involves [[AwesomeArt [[SugarWiki/AwesomeArt a mind-numbing degree of detail]], [[strike: on par with]] square root of a sheet of ''Where's Waldo?''. In Every. Damned. Panel. And, indeed, if you go off the narrative pathway, [[EasterEgg you will find many hidden secrets]]. Also full helpings of {{Gorn}} all around.
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Comic artist well known for his seminal work, ''Comicbook/HardBoiled'', and to a lesser extent, ''Comicbook/TheBigGuyAndRustyTheBoyRobot'', done with Creator/FrankMiller. Before all that though he worked as an animator on such cruddy shows as ''ComicBook/RichieRich'' until one day he met the great French artist Creator/{{Moebius}} and the two collaborated on a series of prints called ''City of Fire''. Known for a SignatureStyle that involves [[AwesomeArt a mind-numbing degree of detail]], [[strike: on par with]] square root of a sheet of ''Where's Waldo?''. In Every. Damned. Panel. And, indeed, if you go off the narrative pathway, [[EasterEgg you will find many hidden secrets]]. Also full helpings of {{Gorn}} all around.
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Comic artist well known for his seminal work, ''Comicbook/HardBoiled'', and to a lesser extent, ''Comicbook/TheBigGuyAndRustyTheBoyRobot'', done with FrankMiller. Before all that though he worked as an animator on such cruddy shows as ''ComicBook/RichieRich'' until one day he met the great French artist Creator/{{Moebius}} and the two collaborated on a series of prints called ''City of Fire''. Known for a SignatureStyle that involves [[AwesomeArt a mind-numbing degree of detail]], [[strike: on par with]] square root of a sheet of ''Where's Waldo?''. In Every. Damned. Panel. And, indeed, if you go off the narrative pathway, [[EasterEgg you will find many hidden secrets]]. Also full helpings of {{Gorn}} all around.
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Comic artist well known for his seminal work, ''Comicbook/HardBoiled'', and to a lesser extent, ''Comicbook/TheBigGuyAndRustyTheBoyRobot'', done with FrankMiller.Creator/FrankMiller. Before all that though he worked as an animator on such cruddy shows as ''ComicBook/RichieRich'' until one day he met the great French artist Creator/{{Moebius}} and the two collaborated on a series of prints called ''City of Fire''. Known for a SignatureStyle that involves [[AwesomeArt a mind-numbing degree of detail]], [[strike: on par with]] square root of a sheet of ''Where's Waldo?''. In Every. Damned. Panel. And, indeed, if you go off the narrative pathway, [[EasterEgg you will find many hidden secrets]]. Also full helpings of {{Gorn}} all around.
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Since the mid 2000s he has been writing and drawing his own series published by the Wachowskis called ''Shaolin Cowboy'', issue by issue the comic seemed to increase in demented CrazyAwesome weirdness, sadly including an entire issue of the Cowboy carving up hordes of zombies with his trusty double-chainsaw-tipped spear for 24 pages straight. Sadly it has fallen into severe schedule slip.
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Comic artist well known for his seminal work, ''Comicbook/HardBoiled'', and to a lesser extent, ''Comicbook/TheBigGuyAndRustyTheBoyRobot'', done with FrankMiller. Before all that though he worked as an animator on such cruddy shows as ''ComicBook/RichieRich'' until one day he met the great French artist Creator/{{Moebius}} and the two collaborated on a series of prints called ''City of Fire''. Known for a SignatureStyle that involves [[AwesomeArt a mind-numbing degree of detail]], [[strike: on par with]] square root of a sheet of ''Where's Waldo?''. In Every. Damned. Panel. And, indeed, if you go off the narrative pathway, [[EasterEgg you will find many hidden secrets]]. Also full helpings of {{Gorn}} all around.
After years of successful, critically acclaimed work, he simply vanished.
Two years later, he was found again.
When asked where he had been all this time, Darrow had only one answer.
He had spent the time as lead [[ConceptArt Concept Artist]] for ''Film/TheMatrix''.
Since the mid 2000s he has been writing and drawing his own series published by the Wachowskis called ''Shaolin Cowboy'', issue by issue the comic seemed to increase in demented CrazyAwesome weirdness, sadly it has fallen into severe schedule slip.
Then Darrow revealed that he is directing an animated adaptation of ''Shaolin Cowboy'' with Creator/{{Madhouse}}!
Not to be confused with Geoff Barrow of Music/{{Portishead}}, though [[DreamTeam a collaboration would]] ''[[DreamTeam rule]]''.
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Comic artist well known for his seminal work, ''Comicbook/HardBoiled'', and to a lesser extent, ''Comicbook/TheBigGuyAndRustyTheBoyRobot'', done with FrankMiller. Before all that though he worked as an animator on such cruddy shows as ''ComicBook/RichieRich'' until one day he met the great French artist Creator/{{Moebius}} and the two collaborated on a series of prints called ''City of Fire''. Known for a SignatureStyle that involves [[AwesomeArt a mind-numbing degree of detail]], [[strike: on par with]] square root of a sheet of ''Where's Waldo?''. In Every. Damned. Panel. And, indeed, if you go off the narrative pathway, [[EasterEgg you will find many hidden secrets]]. Also full helpings of {{Gorn}} all around.
After years of successful, critically acclaimed work, he simply vanished.
Two years later, he was found again.
When asked where he had been all this time, Darrow had only one answer.
He had spent the time as lead [[ConceptArt Concept Artist]] for ''Film/TheMatrix''.
Since the mid 2000s he has been writing and drawing his own series published by the Wachowskis called ''Shaolin Cowboy'', issue by issue the comic seemed to increase in demented CrazyAwesome weirdness, sadly it has fallen into severe schedule slip.
Then Darrow revealed that he is directing an animated adaptation of ''Shaolin Cowboy'' with Creator/{{Madhouse}}!
Not to be confused with Geoff Barrow of Music/{{Portishead}}, though [[DreamTeam a collaboration would]] ''[[DreamTeam rule]]''.
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