On top of all these personal and professional hurdles, the book just happened to be finished during the terrifying and rapidly accelerating Coronavirus Pandemic, making for a somewhat timely release.Ĭurrently, Chapter 3 is available as a high quality readable PDF available for free download on the band’s website, /comics. During this time, Howell saw the birth of his son, the sudden death of his younger brother as well as the highly acrimonious departure of longtime friend and bandmate Parker Meehan. This installment in the series, written by MFR vocalist Aaron Howell and illustrated by This is Heavy Metal creator Jake Fairly, was crafted during a series of very intense events, both for the band and for the world.
This chapter, like chapters previous, features the usual humor MF Ruckus has become known for, but also touches on themes of loss and regret from a very real place. A pick-up gig at the local speakeasy known as The Acropolis starts out as an opportunity for a few quick bucks, but quickly turns into a bloody gunfight costing the band a heavy loss and forcing them to put their trust in a couple of dodgy strangers. They have limped their way into the makeshift trade center known as “Scrappertown” where they have come seeking supplies and repairs on their damaged van. Chapter 3, titled “Acropolis Now!” finds the band just after a harrowing road-battle with a psychotic marauder chieftain named Evel. The story, now in its third chapter, features the members of MF Ruckus as they attempt to survive and thrive in the post-apocalyptic hellscape of the year 2040.
The Front Lines of Good Times is a comic series created by the international power-rock combo, MF Ruckus as part of their expanding creative universe. The dudes from MF Ruckus, on the other hand, posit that, just because it’s the end of the world, doesn’t mean we can’t have a laugh. MF Ruckus releases the 3rd chapter in their post-apocalyptic comic book series “The Front Lines of Good Times” as a free downloadable PDF.Īs if people weren’t obsessed enough with the apocalypse before Covid-19, now the top content on streaming services include titles like “Contagion” and “Doomsday Preppers”.
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