The full six-issue miniseries of Scrapper has officially been released. Scrapper is a deeply personal canine action-adventure story born from a place of love and loss. Gaming industry legend Cliff Bleszinski (Gears of War, Fortnite) joined forces with comic book visionary Alex de Campi (The Scottish Boy, Dracula, Motherf *ker!) to bring his idea of a dog superhero to life, and what came out of it was amazing. Six issues later, the entire series has been released, and now they have announced an April 23, 2024, release date for the Scrapper* full-story hardcover graphic novel (available for pre-order via [Amazon](https://uberstrategist.us3.list-manage.com/track/click?u=b4300e528090154189e29235d&id=9097dbde59&e=2aa769796e)).
Published by Image Comics, the titular canine protagonist, Scrapper, wants out of the system. It is his duty to fight for justice against the totalitarian regime known as SMITE (Special Monopoly for Industrial Tech & Engineering) and overthrow their scummy robot super soldiers. But he can’t do it alone. Throughout his journey, Scrapper will seek help from his best friend Tank, along with anybody else from the urban animal kingdom willing to fight.
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“It’s been a joy to get back to full-bore, edge-of-your-seat action writing. Even more so when I get to base it around such a wonderful cast of urban animals as we’ve created in Scrapper,” said de Campi. “If you have pets you love, or you’ve ever just wanted to pet the dog in a video game, this is the book for you.”
“As a lifelong fan of comics, it’s been an honor to actually create one with Alex,” said Bleszinski. “Scrapper comes from the heart; first, the loss of my Aussie, Teddy, and then finding puppy love again with our Pomsky, Lady. I truly hope everyone enjoys this deeply personal work.”
About crapper
Scrapper is a good dog, adopted by good people.
Sure, he spends his nights patrolling his post-apocalyptic metropolis with his buddy Tank, protecting its citizens from the city’s totalitarian overlords, but everydog needs a hobby, right? But when a catastrophe sends Scrapper’s world spiraling out of control, he will need to rally the city’s strays and undesirables to save both the critters and the humans all around them.
From the minds of games legend Cliff Bleszinski and best-selling writer Alex de Campi comes an action-packed graphic novel meant for anyone who’s ever wanted to pet the dog in a video game. (Mom: Don’t worry; none of the animals die.)
The 190-page hardcover graphic novel of Scrapper launches on April 23, 2024.
To stay up to date on Scrapper, follow Alex on X (Twitter) and Instagram and Cliff on X (Twitter) and Instagram. Also, check out Image Comics on Facebook and X (Twitter) or visit the official website.
About Cliff Bleszinski
Cliff Bleszinski is a former Epic Games Design Director and twenty-five-year veteran of the video game industry who shipped his first commercial title, Jazz Jackrabbit, before graduating high school. During his tenure at Epic, he was a key visionary behind the award-winning, multimillion-selling Unreal game series and the billion-dollar Gears of War franchise. While at Epic, he also lent his creative expertise to games such as Fortnite, ChAIR Entertainment’s Infinity Blade series, and multiple unannounced projects. He’s now actively involved as a producer on Broadway and is working on launching the hardcover of his new comic Scrapper.
About Alex de Campi
Alex de Campi writes critically acclaimed graphic novels (Bad Girls, Dracula, Motherf *ker!, Parasocial); prose novels (The Scottish Boy, Heartbreak Incorporated) film and TV (Blade Runner: Black Lotus), and sometimes poetry. De Campi and director Duncan Jones recently collaborated on the sci-fi thriller Madi: Once Upon A Time in the Future, and she and writer-editor Khai Krumbhaar produced True War Stories*, an anthology of soldiers’ deployment tales. She once snuck across the Russian border, and later she explored the mountains of North Vietnam in a Jeep armed only with a cassette tape of Boney M’s greatest hits.
