by Image Comics, with covers by guest artists. #21 – Ashley Wood (February 2008) "Return of the Over–Used Muse" Rob Schrab (March 2008) – WonderCon Exclusive Variant of Issue 21 Jack Gray (April 2008) – Second Print of Issue 21 #22 – Jim Mahfood (March 2008) "Challenge of the Over-Used Muse" Dan Hipp (April 2008) – Second Print of Issue 22 #23 – David Hartman (April 2008) "Retaliation of the Over-Used Muse" #24 – Doug Tennapel (May 2008) "Death of the Over-Used Muse" An oversized, one-volume edition of Scud entitled Scud The Disposable Assassin: The Whole Shebang! was released August 6, 2008. In addition to issues 1–24, it contains "Drywall: Unzipped" and Black Octopus: Sexy Genius. Rob Schrab has stated that he currently has no plans for further issues of Scud Spin-offs – Scud: Tales from the Vending Machine and The Drywall & Oswald Show. In a closing interview conducted by Doug TenNapel at the end of Issue #24, Rob stated that he would like to see La Cosa Nostroid concluded, but that it would be up to Dan Harmon who helmed the series. Characters Main characters Scud – The robotic protagonist. One of a series of mass-produced android assassins, Scud will self-destruct if his original mission is completed, and sometimes refers to himself as a cowboy. Sussudio – A freelance bounty hunter hired to bring Scud in after he bails on an assassination assignment and goes rogue. Eventually, she reveals that she is a closet robosexual, and has fallen in love with Scud. Her full name is Sussudio "Suzy" Gritt, daughter of movie star Hank Gritt, having acted as the international jewel thief known as the "Black Octopus" as a teenager. Drywall – Scud's bizarre young sidekick whose body contains an unlimited amount of storage space, which holds everything from weapons to furniture. His speech can only be understood by beings without souls (such as Scud). In issue 21 it is revealed he learned how to speak English during Scud's absence. In issue 22, he is absorbed into System, rescuing his other brother Mess. Voodoo Ben Franklin – One of the principal villains, Voodoo Ben is the famous founding father, hellbent on controlling the world of organized crime. Ben commands an army of zombie people and dinosaurs, in addition to the forces of Hell later in the series, after Ben becomes a pawn of System, the Lord of Hell,