Ryan Drost’s Stealth Hammer

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inside the pullback. Hello and welcome to The

Pull Bag. This is episode 373 .5. This was going

to actually be something else, but the guy we

were getting for that, he fell into some Kryptonian

mine in the middle of Kansas. I don't know what

happened. It was some weird Frank Miller, Batman,

John Byrne, no clue. Why Batman is in Superman?

Anyway, I'm of course TF2 and Mike joining me

as you can hear him snickering and laughing in

the background is Mr. Ryan Dross, the host with

the most from Star Joe's. Hello, sir. Hello,

thanks for having me on. Absolutely, and we're

here to talk about your creation, yours and,

oh boy, I'm bad with names. What is her name?

Alexandra Scott. There you go, Alexandra Scott.

That's easy to remember. Considering that, what's

her name? Is it Ashley? Not Ashley Scott. Who

was the original... 2003 Birds of Prey? It was

just in the news recently that she's coming...

Uh, Nicole Scott? I don't know. Anyway, point

is, Ryan Drost, Alexander Scott, uh, the Stealth

Hammer. When I was... I know you had sent this

to me. I know you sent me the Facebook... You

know request to like the page whatever else.

Yeah when I was searching for it before I suggested

we do this I was like, oh crap. It's stealth

hammer not sledgehammer. There's no Peter Gabriel

here It's also not the 19 wasn't that they also

the 1980s TV show Yeah, I think so where we had

the gun and it was like a spoof on all the 80s

action movies and TV shows. Oh yeah, yeah. Yeah,

yeah. Yes, not Sledgehammer. Although that may

be a character in the future, just to throw out

a hint there. Oh boy. So yeah, so folks, you

can get the Kickstarter link in the show notes.

It's basically Ryan and Alexander are gonna be

creating this comic go. What is the? Genesis

of this what is when was the first idea? All

that stuff back. Yeah for how you're gonna come

up with this. Yeah, so so stealth hammer is Its

origin actually is a nickname that my wife has

She got a nickname at one place that she worked

at for being for being stealthy and her boss

actually called her Stealth for that. And then

another place she worked at, she was in charge

of brand compliance, where she had to put the

hammer down on people when they were trying to

use a logo or an image in a way that it wasn't

supposed to be used. So she's like, well, I already

have a nickname of Stealth, so she just blended

the two together of Stealth Hammer. And we always

joked that that would make a great superhero.

We started talking about what her powers would

be and all that type of stuff. And I've always

wanted to do a comic book. As you know, Mike,

I've been heavily into comics most of my life.

And I've also loved telling stories. And I was

like, this is what I would love to do. And last

year, last October, my wife had a milestone birthday.

And I decided to have a commission done of her

drawn as the Stealth Hammer, just as a superhero.

And once I saw the image and gave it to her,

I was like, oh my God, this actually could be

something. And the second I thought that, ideas

just started flooding my head of like, where's

this character coming from? What's her origin?

What's her powers? How does she get those powers?

What's her family like? What's her villains like?

Like every, like quite literally, I was there

on vacation with my wife for her birthday. And

I am like taking pictures of things that gave

me story ideas and typing up notes on my phone

and everything else. And she was actually getting

excited too, by hearing how excited I was. It's

gone through a lot of evolution, as you can imagine.

A lot of ideas came and went. And as I've been

working with the artist, Alex, and I'll talk

about how I met her, but as I've been working

with her, it's been a very collaborative effort

because I'll throw stuff out at her and she will

draw something or she'll send something back

to me and I'm like, oh, that would make a great

story element and here's what I'm gonna do with

that. So it's been really good back and forth.

How I met Alex was I knew there was a certain

style I was looking for. And I knew I wanted

this cartoony yet detailed style. I knew I needed

someone that could draw backgrounds really good,

really well because there's a lot of details

in the backgrounds. So this first issue, it's

a basic superhero origin story and we can get

into that a little bit. But it's in the story

and in the dialogue and in the background, there

are hints of where this story is going and what...

people can expect in the future. And so I reached

out to my good friend Robert Atkins, who's a

comic book artist and has been on the show many

times for Star Joe's, and said, hey, could you

introduce me to somebody? I'm looking for this

type of style. And I sent him some pictures,

gave him some artists that I thought would be

good. I said, could you connect me with some

people, just an introduction type thing, since

you're in the industry? And he says, I can. but

he teaches at the Savannah College of Art and

Design and he says, I have this student who just

graduated and she's perfect for what you're looking

for. She's already at professional level. It

might be a little tougher for you guys with your

Kickstarter because you're a new writer and she's

a new artist, but if you guys do X, Y, and Z,

it'll show people what everything will look like

and what the story will be like. I was like ...

let her go ahead and send me some stuff and she

did and she hit the like I gave him a character

description that he gave to her and she nailed

the character like spot -on and it has been mostly

like that through the entire time there's been

like obviously a couple times where I described

something and she was a little off on how I was

trying to what I was looking for right but like

most I'd say 90 % of the time what I send her

what she sends back to me I don't even have an

edit I don't even have a Well, could you do this?

Like she just nails it every single time. So

that's the very, hopefully very quick way of

letting you know where this came from. Very cool.

Very cool. So currently the Kickstarter has 41

backers and it's got 21 days left, folks. So

you got three weeks to get $12 ,750 goal. There

is stretch goals of $15 ,000 and other things

as well. uh... you know rewards ranging from

a dollar all the way up to five hundred and fifty

dollars i believe yet uh... and obviously if

you folks that are listening to this abuse kickstarter

before you know most campaigns will if you go

to a higher level will include the previous levels

rewards yes most of the time some do not most

of the time they do though uh... so yeah i mean

if you just want to help out Pledge a buck if

you want a digital copy of the comic. Pledge,

I think it was $3. If you want more stuff from

Ryan and from Alex and everybody that's working

on this, pledge more. The more they make, the

easier it is going to be for them to make the

comic. I will say a couple of them that are a

little bit higher but I think well worth the

money. A couple of them that I think are the

most fun. There's one at $100 level where you

not only get the comic, the variant cover to

the comic, and all the other fun stuff like you

mentioned, Mike, but you also get a hardcover

behind -the -scenes book. I've been collecting

all the concept artwork, all the stuff that Alex

has been sending me, preliminary pages, preliminary

character sheets, things like that, and I'm gonna

put together a book, and my wife is a graphic

designer, so she's gonna help me with putting

it together so it looks like an amazing book

that you would get from any place professionally.

And it's going to have all the details. It's

going to talk about where the story's going,

where the origin of a certain characters came

from, origins of certain story elements came

from, stuff like that. So you get this nice hardcover

book. I think it's going to be about 30 to 35

pages of amazing artwork, detailed information

behind that artwork. Plus, you get all that other

stuff. The other one that's really fun is the

$200 level, which there's, I believe, only three

of them left. There was five total. There's only

three left. where you can actually be a character

in the story. Your likeness can be put into there.

So there's five characters that I don't know

what they're gonna look like. They're kind of

like just story element characters, so they're

not like main ongoing characters or anything

like that, but they're story element characters.

There's a bus driver, there's two police officers,

and there's two men in black type characters.

And I made sure with Alex, before I put it up

there as a reward, I was like, how are you withdrawing

likenesses? And she's like, I can totally do

that. So yeah, if you choose that reward, you

yourself or someone that you would want can actually

have their likeness put into the comic and then

you'll get a special print of the page that you

are featured in, sent to you, obviously along

with the issue and everything else and that print

will be signed by myself and Alex as well. Very

cool, very cool. Talk to us about the characters.

Sure. Stealth hammer aka. Jamie Taylor is the

main heroine of the story We've got dr. Everett

Taylor and dr. Alexander Alexander's always bad

like make this guy go bald and you know have

green rocks on his desk and stuff So I will yeah,

I know Alec Alexis are always bad. So, uh -huh

So I can actually talk about where that came

from. So this is really the story and everything

else is a love letter to all the things I have

grown to love in comics. But it's also a love

letter to my family and friends and things like

that. So there's names that come up. They're

related to people that we know and everything

else. Jamie Taylor is based on my wife. I've

established that. Her last name is not Taylor,

nor is that her maiden name, but it was her grandmother's

name. Last name was Taylor. Jamie Taylor sounds

like a good generic name that would be a cool

character. She has a grandmother named Patricia.

And Taylor and she's known as Patsy Sunshine

and that's actually my wife's mom So I made her

the character in this story have a grandmother

who is named after my wife's mom Yeah, and there's

there's story elements with this grandmother

that will I can touch on a little bit Dr. Everett

Taylor is my mother -in -law's very much into

genealogy. She loves her family history and everything

else so my wife has a copy of her family's genealogy

book and I said start going through names and

And I'm someone that the once I hear something

that sounds good. I go with it like my instinct

I just go with my gut and she mentioned ever

it knows and I'm trying to listen for a name

of a father figure Who's a scientist? who is

altruistic. So when you come to Dr. Everett Taylor

and Dr. Alexander Taylor, I can tell you the

inspiration for them was a Dr. Light and Dr.

Wiley inspiration from Mega Man. Dr. Light's

all very good and wants to help mankind, and

Dr. Wiley wanted to just take over the world.

And that's really what's going on with these

two characters. And so she mentioned Everett,

and I was like, Everett Taylor, that sounds like

a good doctor. That sounds like someone that

would be nice when you hear his name. And then

Dr. Alexander, she mentioned Alexander was another

family member. And just like you were saying,

Alexander was like, hmm, yeah, that sounds evil.

That sounds good. Let's go with that. So they

are brothers. They are very different from each

other. Like I mentioned, Dr. Everett is very

altruistic. He wants to benefit mankind. we will

find out that Jamie and her father and her grandmother

all come from a legacy of characters. That's

another thing I always loved in comics was characters

that carried on a legacy. And to them, to Dr.

Everett, it's all about benefiting mankind and

protecting the earth and protecting people and

stuff like that. He doesn't... think about what

he looks like. He's been known to wear the same

clothes multiple days in a row. He's most focused

on the work. Dr. Alexander is his polar opposite.

He's all about his ego. He wants to look good.

He's always pressed in a nice suit. He's all

about power or the perception of power, but he

also doesn't want to put the effort in. He definitely

comes up with robotic contraptions, which is

another element with this story is that it is

I'm bringing something I always loved in storytelling,

which is mythology and fantasy needs science

and technology. So like you think of like He

-Man or think of Thunder of the Barbarian things

like that. I loved it when they meshed those

two together. So Dr. Alexander is the that sciencey

tech type person but In a future story, not this

first issue, but in a future story, we will see

him actually become the first melding of both

science and mythology. So you're mentioning of

like him going bald and stuff like that, not

saying that's gonna happen, but there will be

changes to him physically because of this blending

of science and technology. Yeah, his character

design kind of reminds me of... The very bottom

one there where he's screaming on the Kickstarter

page, people, kind of reminds me of... Kind of

reminds me of Miles Mayhem a little bit. The

way she drew that. So there's that, and then

all I can hear now in my head since you mentioned

Dr. Wiley, I'm like, hey, maybe I can contact

Ian James Corlett for you guys, because it's

like... Damn, Dr. Wiley's right there. And that

is the direction I gave Alex. And I also, one

thing I noticed with her artwork that I really

loved was she has this style that reminds me

very much of like Don Bluth style characters.

So if you think of like Anastasia or even if

you're looking at the Disney side of things,

if you look at something like Atlantis or something

like that, it has those types of. Almost like

an animated style, but it's also got this manga

style to it It's just it's got this cool cartoony

style that almost makes it come to life. So Very

cool. Yeah So yeah, so we have those characters.

We also have another villain that we see in the

preview pages we don't see her in the Until page

three of the preview pages, which I'll be posting

soon, but there's this character called Marzana

and she is definitely a mythology type character.

The name does exist in true mythology. She's

a Polish deity of death. And I was looking for...

I love mythology of any country or culture. I

love studying it. And so I wanted to use mythological

characters that aren't normally used. And Arzana

actually came up from, of all places, I was watching

a Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode. And they

started doing this little song of mythological

beings across the globe. And I heard this name,

Marzana, and I was like, well, that sounds cool.

And they kind of briefly, of course, only briefly

mentioned what it was. And so I did some research

and I was like, well, this is cool. And there's

not a lot of artist renditions of what people

think this character looks like. So that also

helped. And so, yeah, so she is this... deity

of death. She is there to stop Jaime from achieving

her goal. She has her own personal reasons for

that. But she's kind of, as you would imagine,

she's kind of like a reaper type character. She

has this porcelain mask that she can change its

expression through magical means. But she doesn't

say much. And she has these little, I shouldn't

say little, they're pretty big, these creatures

called wolf rats that are at her beckon call.

And we will see a hint of them in the background

of the first issue. So like I said, you always

have to be paying attention to the background.

But we see them full form in the five page preview.

And on the Kickstarter, you can see the first

two pages of that five page preview. And the

Wolf Rats are there front and center. The pack

leaders are Chernobog and Belobog, which are

also deities in mythology. Those are my pack

leaders and they are much like Ghostbusters.

They are distinguished just by from each other

by one little thing and that's that one of them

has a little has some scars on his face and the

other one does not. So if you remember the demon

dogs in Ghostbusters, one had a little bit different

size horns than the other one. So so kind of

same thought here. Very cool. Yeah. And there's

a lot of nods, as I mentioned. Not only is it

a love letter to my family and friends, but it

is also a love letter to all the things I grew

up with. So there's a lot of references to stuff

that I love. So like I mentioned, the idea of

the wolf rats being a little different is a little

nod to the demon dogs in Ghostbusters. If you

look at the preview page where... Jamie Taylor

is climbing with the elf Ari and we'll talk about

him in a moment. The elf Ari is on her back.

That is definitely a nod to Luke Skywalker walking

around training with Yoda on his back, yes. So

there's a lot of things like that that I intentionally

did. But yeah, then we have Ari the elf and he

is probably gonna be a fan favorite character.

He is a grouchy, snarky, old. elf Who is sent

on a mission by somebody who he respects and

I won't get into who that is because it's a little

bit of a secret but he is sent to help Jamie

on her way and But he does it in his style, which

is full snarkiness. He is like that comic relief

type character he is 216 years old and that's

a little nod to where I live because Cleveland

area code is 216. There is one love that he has

in his life and this came from a story element.

Remember I was mentioning that Alex sometimes

would draw something that made me think of a

story element. She drew Ari and she had him in

this little preliminary sketch of him sitting

there drinking a carton of strawberry milk with

a straw. And I was like, oh my God, what if this

is the only thing that brings him joy in life

is strawberry milk? And not only does it bring

him joy, but he can actually get drunk from it.

So this is going to be a story element because

I'm looking to do this one issue. Through Kickstarter

after this one is done. I'm gonna shop it around

to different publishers Yeah, have it turn into

a mini series or even an ongoing series so I

have ideas for where the story is gonna go and

what is going to happen with these characters

and One of the ideas is to do a one -shot story

of Ari and his trip from Iceland to the US to

help Jamie along his way, along her way, and

one of the things that will happen in that story

is him discovering strawberry milk. Well, I'm

glad it's strawberry milk and not Starbucks.

Yeah, no, no, no, not at all. He does not have

that addiction. I mean, last thing we need is

a... is a elf wizard looking Yoda character strung

up on coffee. Right. And now alls I can think

of is twitchy from hoodwinked. Coffee, coffee,

coffee, coffee, coffee, coffee, coffee. Oh, man.

It's yeah, this looks really, really fun. I mean,

I'll go ahead and throw some names out there.

But, you know, whatever happens, happens. I hope

it doesn't hinder anything. I could see this

being something at IDW. Oh, yeah. I don't know

if they would get on board or anything. I have

no clue, no connection, no whatever. I'm just

saying, looking at the characters, looking at

the two preview pages that are here, this to

me looks like an IDW book. Yeah, and I have,

obviously I have some contacts that would be

able to connect me with people at IDW through

people I've known over the years. There's a few

publishers that I think it meets what... style

they do, which is IDW is definitely one of them,

Boom Studios would be another one, and Action

Lab would be a third one that I think would be

potentially interested in this. There's also

American, I think it's called American Mythology,

is a publisher that has done All Ages comics

before. And this is an All Ages comic. I intentionally

wanted something that Anyone a true all ages.

I wanted something that anyone of any age could

read and enjoy So I can read it and have a lot

of fun reading it But I can also give it to my

niece and nephew and they can enjoy reading it

But I can also give it to my parents and they

would enjoy it I know a lot of all ages comics

that are out there are very much geared towards

little kids And that is not what I was looking

to do. I wanted something that would really be

truly for anyone of any age to pick up and enjoy.

So that's the intent behind it. Very cool, very

cool. Anything else we want to bring up or say

or anything else we need to know about this?

I would just implore anyone to just like go check

it out. There are some preview pages on the Kickstarter

page so you can actually get an idea what the

story reads like, what the artwork will look

like. There's character sheets there. I am updating

every Every three four days on the Kickstarter

as well as on the various social media channels

for Stealth Hammer There's a there's a Stealth

Hammer Facebook page Instagram and Twitter account

out there. So If you look up Stealth Hammer,

you'll find it But yeah, just check it out find

if something appeals to you every little bit

This is very much true, even though the goal

is very high every little bit is going to matter

And I will say that if for any reason this does

not get funded, it's not the end of the story.

This is going to be made one way or another.

It might just take longer if the Kickstarter

doesn't get funded, which is why I need people's

help, because I would love to get this done in

2020 and get it shopped around and bring the

story. As I told my artist, I have probably a

good thirty to fifty issues in my head as far

as where this is going to go. Wow, that's awesome.

Yeah. So there's elements, I had mentioned there's

elements of legacy. So if anyone has certain

interests when it comes to comics, give you an

idea, there's elements of legacy. So like I mentioned

her grandmother, but there is elements that go

back way before her grandmother and she finds

ties to let's say another character in mythology

that has a hammer involved. Are we sure that

that's worthy enough? Might be. Come on now.

Well, I mean, if the guy from 1941 is worthy

enough, I mean, come on. And mine is very different

than what you would have come accustomed to,

as you can imagine. Because, you know, there's

the whole pesky copyright. Oh, yeah. You can't

just pluck Mjolnir out of the sky. But I can

but I can follow true mythology. So true very

true. Yeah, and that's what more of what I'm

doing And then and there's gonna be other historical

figures that are tied to her legacy as well If

you're someone that likes mythology and if you're

someone that likes giant robots and things like

that both of those elements will play a factor

in this story. If you're someone who likes alternate

dimensions, there will be hints of that in the

very first issue. And remember I mentioned something

about Sledgehammer? Well, that's an idea I have

for maybe an alternate version of our main character.

So think of something like the crime syndicate

versions of the heroes. It's kind of what I have

in mind for a Sledgehammer character. So it would

kind of be like Shattered Glass for Transformers.

Yes, absolutely. Absolutely. So yeah, so these

are all All things that I, as ideas have popped

in my head for story elements, these are all

things I've been jotting down to make sure I

don't forget any of them and that I put little

hints of them in the issues because, like I said,

the very first issue is going to be very, very

important, very critical because there's going

to be a lot of things mentioned in the dialogue

and a lot of things hanging around in the background

that once future issues come out, you're going

to read something and go, wait, wait, I saw that

on page two. So yeah, that's what I would throw

out there for people. It basically encompasses

a lot of things that I know a lot of people love

in comics, from a story element -wise, and that's

why I put them in there, is because I love those

things too, but I'm also not doing a Spider -Man

3 thing where I'm jamming everything possible

into this first issue. Spider -Man 3. You know

what's so funny? I just saw somebody reference

the next... Disney or Disney and so I don't even

know where it is anymore Yeah, I just saw someone

reference the the next spider -man film after

far from home as Spider -man 3 and I my eye twitched

so hard I'm like, no, don't call it that. Yes.

I understand. It's the third Tom Holland film,

but please don't don't call it that Right. Oh

my god, don't do it The other thing you might

want to look into, and again, even though I'm

saying this in this podcast, no connection, no

nothing, not trying to influence anyone that

may be listening to this, maybe since Jamie's

in graphic design and you guys can assemble this,

maybe go Comixology originals. To get it onto

Comixology yourselves, I don't know how the Comixology

Originals program works, but I know that there

are a lot of original that are not DC, not Marvel,

not IDW, not Boom, not Image, not anybody. They

have their own things, so maybe that would be

a way. And I'll tell you right now, looking at

the two preview pages, I need to see that on

Comixology, whether it's with a big -name publisher

or not, because for me, I can only read comics

in Guided View and even run Comixology. I had

to specifically zoom in on the Kickstarter page

just to read any of this, because I'm like, I

need my Guided View, damn it. Yeah, no, I totally

get that. And yeah, it's something where there's

quite a few. Thankfully, like you say, I have

a lot of friends that are in the business, and

they've told me about different avenues that

will be available to me. That to look into and

yeah, so I'm gonna be shopping it around Like

I said, this isn't just a hey you want to do

one comic and that's it like I love it if this

became my life so And it's one of those things

too, I mean I'm about to turn 44 years old so

I'm starting late in life, but it's one of those

things like it's never too late and that's a

big thing is like this has been a dream of mine

to always do this so I'm gonna make my dream

come true and they're never too you're never

too old to do that so that's what this has become

for me very cool very cool all right give out

those social media things one more time yes so

you can go to Facebook and search stealth hammer

you'll find it there you can go to at Stealth

Hammer on Twitter and then you search Stealth

Hammer on Instagram and everything is there.

And if you go to Kickstarter and search Stealth

Hammer, it's the only thing that pops up with

that. And you can check everything out there.

You can also find other avenues for it through

my podcast, which is Star Joe's. I do have, I

have been posting things there as well and we

just actually just did an episode also with the

artist Alex was on with us for that. So if you

want to hear from her, you can check out the

latest episode of Star Joe's and hear from the

artist directly. Very cool, very cool. Instagram

stealth underscore hammer in case you're wondering,

folks, because sometimes Instagram is weird.

There are too many underscores. I tried getting

just TF2 and Mike. It's like somebody else. I'm

like, who the hell else has that? No one else

in 11. Whatever. Anyway. That's what happened

for me. The final question I have, because I

don't know. I've never done one of these things.

Yes, what happens to the money if Kickstarter

if the Kickstarter doesn't get funded does that

automatically go back to the backers? I assume

yes guys not I don't know I That's a very good

question, and I do have a lot of people that

constantly have been telling me like I want to

back it But I don't have the money right now.

Here's the brilliant thing with Kickstarter You

don't get charged anything at all until October

20th comes and only if I reach my goal So you

actually are not charged anything now. You can

put in whatever you want now You might get a

temporary authorization I don't think you can

get that but you might get a temporary authorization,

but those fall off after a day or two But when

October 20th comes if I don't hit my goal You

don't get charged anything if I do hit my goal.

That's when you get charged. So if That's why

I tell people, get in there early and put in

for what you want now. You don't have to worry

about having the money right now. You only have

to worry about having the money by October 20th.

Like I said, if I don't reach my goal, you don't

get charged anything and then I have to reevaluate

things. I do have contingency plans in place

because that's how my mind works. I have to think,

what am I going to do if this doesn't reach its

goal? That's the brilliant part of Kickstarter

is that You don't have to worry about being charged

anything until October 20th Very cool. Very cool

All right, folks. That's gonna do it for us here

inside this very special episode of the pull

bag coming up next as I said Starting off in

October. We've got sort of a Star Trek leftover

kind of thing because September kind of turned

into like Star Trek month at the end there episode

372 and 373 was Star Trek versus Green Lantern

volumes one and two so in October we've got Star

Trek Mirror Broken from IDW and Star Trek versus

Transformers from IDW and then we've got Edge

of Spider -Verse Superman year one number two

and then Star Wars 2015 volumes one and two to

close out October You can find me online at TF2

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