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Black Nerd Problems caught up with David Walker (Bitter Root, Naomi, Power Man and Iron Fist) and Brett Weldele (Surrogates, Pariah, The Light) about their new crowd-funded comic One Fall. The story follows Jimmy “Resurrecter” King, a wrestler with an inherited ability to rise from the dead. And it ain’t no gimmick. In a world where vampires, werewolves and other monsters exist, you’d think this would be dope. But when you’re a wrestler who can’t die, everyone wants to be the one who finally takes you out.
One Fall Black Nerd Problems: One Fall has got a lot of different ideas meshed together. There’s wrestling, monsters, a little bit of magic. What was the inception of the idea? The one aspect of it that came before everything else? David Walker: It was definitely the wrestling aspect. Brett can address that a little bit. Brett Weldele: Yeah I’d been working on One Fall for a while on my own. I was just making drawings and coming up with ideas. The inception was that I’d always wanted to do a wrestling book…and I had a lot of ideas for it. I just didn’t know how to put all the ideas together. So I approached David about a year ago at a show because we both have similar interests in Grindhouse films. I kind of wanted a grittier kind of vibe for it so we just came together and started bouncing ideas back and forth and that’s how we got here. DW: Yeah I mean it’s been more than ten years since Brett and I met. We see each other at conventions and around town. And I was alway…
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