A wrestling romance comic. Signed by the artist and dated in the year of publication.

Includes stickers from Max Fuch's Kickstarter campaign!

From the artist:

Born of woman! Raised in the ring! He lives to FIGHT and FUCK! That's right, you screw-heads. He is THE MOTHERFUCKING FUCKER.

THE MOTHERFUCKING FUCKER is an outlaw comic about love, betrayal, kissing, spandex, muscle, and splattery heaps of gore, all set on the mythological stage of the wrestling ring.

The Fucker, our purple-skinned protagonist, will crush, kill, and/or destroy anything and anyone and everyone and whom or whatsoever when or where or which-a-way is required to preserve his turbulent romance with the very deadly, very sexual, very flexible TIGORIA KILLBLOOD.

Revel in the saga of THE MOTHERFUCKING FUCKER, told through enthralling comic book action, presented in blinding, full-frontal Fucker-Color. Thrill to the spectacle of new wrestlers, unspeakable violence, and steamy make-out scenes WITH TONGUE.

In this 42-page story, THE MOTHERFUCKING FUCKER is ready to POUND, and he's coming to YOUR town.

But wait, there's even fucking MORE! This whopper of a book tops out at 52 totally insane, perfect bound pages, with pin-ups by some of the most gut-punching-est, eye-gouging-est, power-house-ing-est artists in the whole goddamn world! This book is barely long enough to contain all the hyphens!

In addition, you'll get the real-life origin story of The Fucker! HOW? Did Max come up with such an elegant name for a character? WHAT? Strange spark of genius lead him to write such a tale? WILL? His parents ever forgive him?!

Max Fuchs is an artist and educator living in Lake Worth, Florida, working primarily in comics and advertising since graduating from the Kubert School in 2013. His clients have included Dynamite Comics, Image Comics, Pronto Comics, Inner Station Comics, Time, Inc., Meredith Corporation, Pace Communications, and he has self-published a number of works. Looming largest and most foul amongst these was Halcyon Days. In 2016, Max was honored to return to the Kubert School as a teacher, where he provided instruction in human anatomy, advertising, and lettering.