Cool! Dave Grohl's Comic Book Release On Her Career Travel

Dave Grohl in 1996 (Instagram @foofweighters)

JAKARTA - Just days after the Foo Fighters promised to continue his career without Taylor Hawkins, frontman Dave Grohl released a comic book entitled Orbit: Dave Grohl through TidalWave Productions.

Released on January 11, this is the latest entry in the publisher's Orbit series, which they describe "focusing on the personality that affects the world".

Entri previously profiled rock legends like Alice Cooper, David Bowie, Ozzy Osbourne, and John Lennon.

Illustrated by Martin Gimenez and written by Adam Rose both are well known in the comic industry officially the Dave Grohl comic is described as follows:

"The world of rock and roll is shaken by the arrival of David Grohl. Since playing drums with Nirvana, until his creation of The Foo Fighters, Grohl has captivated fans around the world.

"This comic gives him a glimpse of all that Grohl! It will bring you to him playing with Iggy Pop, showing his recording on Saturday Night Live, his drum fight with M▁pertandingan's Animal and more. Grohl continues to jam, Grohl continues to inspire, Grohl is Rock."

As Lodwire explains on Monday, the comic also takes readers into the childhood of Grohl who grew up in Virginia.

"Satu seri merinci bagaimana bermain drum adalah bentuk penyembuhan setelah percerahan orang tuanya, bersama dengan hari-hari awal band pertamanya, punk rockmen."

"There is also a page dedicated to Kurt Cobain, the Nirvana frontman, who died in 1994."

Rose commented, dive into Dave's genius can only be explained with one word: amazed!

"The life and body of his work is a great story to explore!" said Rose.

Meanwhile, Darren G. Davis of TidalWave Productions said this comic is perfect for music lovers who lack interest in reading.

"I feel the form of comic books is easily accessible, so I always believe that comics can be entertaining as well as teaching. I always find Grohl as an amazing player and icon. Comic books [bid] new demographics people to learn about their favorite musicians," he said.