TEXT: There is a lot of “weird” in this “Weird Western,” but the one character from The Sixth Gun who I think personifies this best, is 
  featured in this panel of the game screen. Let me introduce you to Asher Cobb, the legendary “9-Foot Mystery Mummy” who is not 
  only a physical force to be reckoned with, but who also finds himself saddled with prophetic visions. I love drawing this character for his 
  design and presence but, to me, he really came alive (no pun intended) in the pages of the comic when we learned his tragic backstory.
  Asher is facing off against our classic villains from the series, the Horsemen. Each of these outlaws has been in the possession of one of 
  “the Six” (the set of infernal weapons that each contain their own terrible power) for several years at this point. The prolonged exposure 
  to these supernatural weapons has left these characters transformed—somewhere between man and monster. I have a special place in my 
  heart for these villains—they were some of the first characters I designed for the comic series and I love revising them when I can. My 
  personal fave is probably “Filthy” Ben Kinney (the guy with the bag on his head). His gun spreads a fast-moving, flesh-eating disease 
  through the wounds it causes.
  The pale rider in the mortician-looking digs 
  is Silas “Bitter Ridge” Hedgepeth. Through 
  his gun, he can call up the spirits of those 
  he’s slain. They animate themselves through 
  manipulation of the dirt, dust, mud and 
  debris of the local environment. These are the 
  golem-like mud creatures we see attacking en 
  masse.
  The Widow, Missy Hume, is the psychotic 
  wife/widow of the undead Confederate 
  General, Oliander Bedford Hume. She’s 
  such a fun character because she is so evil 
  and off her rocker. She also possesses one 
  of the Six which gives her the ability to heal 
  or regenerate from any wound—making her 
  exceptionally dangerous.
  And what’s with all those chains whipping 
  through the air? We’ll get to that later in this 
  “Triptych o’ Trouble!”
  --Brian Hurtt
  Triptych o’ Trouble One --
  The Right Panel
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