Synopsis
Two brothers known for their Bigfoot hunting reality show are invited to a small town where the legendary beast may be very real.
Fast-paced and visually cinematic, Mularkey uses horror and absurdity to tap into the enduring fascination with Bigfoot and the dangers lurking in uncharted wilderness.
About
Two brothers, Woody and Gator Mularkey, star in a Bigfoot hunting reality TV series that is experiencing declining ratings. In a last-ditch effort to revive their brand, they travel to northern Minnesota after hearing the pleas of a small town facing a decrease in population. Eerie sounds, hunters who vanish, and a decline in wildlife heighten the community's fear.
To restore their ratings, the brothers must continue their hoax, all while clashing with the local sheriff, who wants them gone but also requires their resources. Unprepared and forming an unlikely alliance, they ultimately confront the Lakota Legend.
Spirit of the story
Mularkey is a graphic novel that combines small-town suspense and dark humor with light horror, reminiscent of the vibes in “Tremors” and “Dale & Tucker vs. Evil.” Fast-paced, irreverent, and visually cinematic, it creates comedic tension to the illustrated page.
Audience
With its mix of humor, horror, and small-town chaos, Mularkey is aimed at T+ readers (Teen Plus/15+) who enjoy smart, satirical genre fiction.
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Mularkey's Creators
About the Author
Paul Freeman has been honing his craft as a screenwriter for 25 years. Mularkey is his first foray into the graphic novel format. Learn more about him at https://www.instagram.com/rightbrainworx
About the Illustrator
Wilfredo Perez is a distinguished illustrator and comic book creator with a background in visual arts and graphic storytelling. Learn more about him at https://wilustrador.com/