Bob Rourke is the kind of man they don't make anymore. He's a tough son of a bitch; a fifty-year-old steelworker who smokes, drinks, and never complains, even when he's in pain. After a persistent headache sends him to a doctor for the first time in his life, Bob learns he's facing the end. With disease ravaging his body, Bob soldiers on at home, at work and in an alternate Spaghetti Western reality in which his real-life antagonists become actual villains. Now Bob will stare down death the only way he knows how -- with grit and determination -- as he struggles against the ghosts of his past and the desire to leave something behind for his wife and daughter. Bill Paxton presents this engrossing and entertaining celebration of an iconic Western hero's battle with forces beyond his control from writer John J. McLaughlin and artist Mick Reinman.
Bob Rourke is the kind of man they don't make anymore. He's a tough son of a bitch; a fifty-year-old steelworker who smokes, drinks, and never complains, even when he's in pain. After a persistent headache sends him to a doctor for the first time in his life, Bob learns he's facing the end. With disease ravaging his body, Bob soldiers on at home, at work and in an alternate Spaghetti Western reality in which his real-life antagonists become actual villains. Now Bob will stare down death the only way he knows how -- with grit and determination -- as he struggles against the ghosts of his past and the desire to leave something behind for his wife and daughter. Bill Paxton presents this engrossing and entertaining celebration of an iconic Western hero's battle with forces beyond his control from writer John J. McLaughlin and artist Mick Reinman.