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"Southern Bastards" is a Southern Gothic crime comic book series published by Image Comics, created by writer Jason Aaron and artist Jason Latour in 2014. The narrative is deeply rooted in Craw County, a fictional rural Alabama town characterized by its intense obsession with high school football and deep-seated corruption. The series examines the violent, deeply entrenched culture of the American South through interwoven storylines involving ruthless local figures, most notably the formidable football coach Euless Boss. The comic explores themes of masculinity, generational violence, and the dark underbelly of rural communities.

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Who are the creators of the comic series Southern Bastards?

The series was co-created by writer Jason Aaron and artist Jason Latour, who are both natives of the American South. The two previously collaborated on Marvel Comics' Wolverine before launching this creator-owned title through Image Comics.

Where does the story of Southern Bastards take place?

The narrative is centered entirely in Craw County, a fictional, rural town in Alabama. The town is deeply obsessed with its high school football team, the Runnin' Rebs, and the violent culture surrounding it.

Who is the main character in the first arc of Southern Bastards?

The initial storyline follows Earl Tubb, a former high school football star who returns to Craw County after 40 years. He quickly finds himself at odds with the town's corrupt football coach, Euless Boss, and the criminal underbelly of Craw County.

Is Southern Bastards still being published by Image Comics?

The series went on an extended hiatus after issue 17 in 2018, leaving the main storyline unresolved. Jason Aaron and Jason Latour have stated their intention to eventually return and finish the comic.

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