SOUTHERN BASTARDS VARIANT SUPPORTS MOTHER EMANUEL HOPE FUND
Proceeds from the issue #10 rebel flag variant will go to charity

Moved to action by the tragedy in the wake of the Charleston, South Carolina shooting, SOUTHERN BASTARDS creators Jason Aaron (THE GODDAMNED) and Jason Latour announced via social media the SOUTHERN BASTARDS #10 charity variant cover. In total, $18,000 in proceeds was donated to Mother Emanuel Hope Fund.
“We're tremendously moved by the support for this charity cover,” said Latour. “Our readers raised every cent of this money, thanks so much y'all. You're the best.”

Aaron added: “Thank you so much to all the retailers and fans who supported this variant. We're proud to send this donation on behalf of you all.”

SOUTHERN BASTARDS is a bestselling, Southern-fried crime-noir series often praised for its authentic portrayal of southern culture and tone and follows the goings-on of the fictional town Craw County, Alabama.

For those interested in donating, visit: Mother Emanuel Hope Fund.

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