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Eric Powell returns to 'The Goon' universe
Published Saturday, Jan 23 2010, 11:49 GMT | By Ian Mason

Buzzard, who Powell named as one of his favourite characters, was the sheriff of a zombie-infested town before an evil priest inadvertently gave him near-immortality on the condition that he consumes the flesh of the dead.
Powell told MTV.com: "When I originally created Buzzard, he was intended to be a standalone character outside of The Goon.
"But in the theme of keeping everything in The Goon universe, I decided to throw him in there - and then the idea came to me. What is Buzzard? How did this happen to him?
"I had a different origin story for him, and then I thought, 'What if the Zombie Priest made him what he is?' And then it all just kind of clicked. I thought, 'This is perfect - I can throw this Old West character into this noir monster world'."
Buzzard, a three issue miniseries from Dark Horse Comics, is out later this year.
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