The Goon

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The Goon
Cover of The Goon: For Want of Whiskey and Blood (October 2014)
Publication information
Publisher	Avatar Press Albatross Exploding Funny Books Dark Horse Comics
Schedule	Monthly
Format	Ongoing series
Genre	Crime, horror
Publication date	March 1999 – present
Number of issues	50
Creative team
Creator(s)	Eric Powell

The Goon is a comic book series written and drawn by Eric Powell (with colors often by Dave Stewart, Eric or Eric's brother, Robin). The series mixes both a comical and violent atmosphere with a supernatural slant, which pit the titular character against undead creatures/zombies, ghosts, ghouls, mutants, skunk-apes with an unnatural hunger for pies, giant squids, mob/gang leaders, extra-dimensional aliens, mad scientists and robots.

Publication history

An early prototype of The Goon was first published in 1995, in a book called Best Cellars #1 from Out of the Cellar Comics. This prototype was called Monster Boy, and the story was written and illustrated by Eric Powell.^[1]^[2]

The Goon debuted in Dreamwalker #0 (March 1998, Avatar Press) in a 4-page Preview, which is the true first appearance of the character (later reprinted as the third story in the Goon #1). Powell was unhappy with the quality of the Avatar Press comics after just 3 issues, so he stopped handing in new material and waited for his contract to expire. Once that happened, he was unable to find another publisher, so he moved into self-publishing in 2002 with Albatross Exploding Funny Books. These self-published issues caught the eye of Dark Horse Comics, which approached Powell by telling him that they didn't know why they passed on the book, and in 2003 publication of The Goon moved to Dark Horse.^[3]

The book also received a release that would never be reprinted in trade format, Satan's Sodomy Baby.

After Dark Horse Comics published issue #18, The Goon went on hiatus to allow Eric Powell to work on Chinatown, a graphic novel which tells more of the Goon's back story. The series returned with issue #19 on July 11, 2007.

On July 22, 2009 a one-shot comic was released titled Dethklok vs. The Goon. Both Eric Powell and Brendon Small co-wrote the comic.

On July 20, 2011 another one-shot comic was released titled "When Freaks Collide". It was a collaboration between the Criminal Macabre comic series and The Goon by Steve Niles, Christopher Mitten, and Eric Powell.^[4]

Issues

† denotes an Avatar Press publication
‡ denotes an Albatross Exploding Funny Books publication (self-published by Eric Powell)

Issue/Title	Date	Writer	Art	Colors	Cover	Collection
#1 †	March 1, 1999	Eric Powell		Dark Horse collection colors by Dave Stewart	Eric Powell	The Goon ― Volume 0: Rough Stuff
#2 †	May 1, 1999
#3 †	July 1, 1999
Color Special #1 ‡	July 1, 2002	Eric Powell				The Goon ― Volume 1: Nothin' But Misery
#1 ‡	October 1, 2002	Eric Powell		Eric Powell and Robin Powell	Eric Powell
#2 ‡	November 1, 2002
#3 ‡	December 1, 2002
#4 ‡	April 1, 2003
#1	June 18, 2003	Eric Powell		Eric Powell with Robin Powell and Barry Gregory	Eric Powell	The Goon ― Volume 2: My Murderous Childhood (and Other Grievous Yarns)
#2	August 20, 2003			Eric Powell with Robin Powell and Barry Gregory	Eric Powell
The Goon Meets the Brothers Mud (from Drawing on Your Nightmares, a Dark Horse Halloween anthology)	September 10, 2003			Eric Powell	―
#3	October 22, 2003			Eric Powell with Robin Powell Shaynne Corbett and Barry Gregory	Eric Powell
#4	December 17, 2003	Eric Powell	Part 1: Eric Powell Part 2: Kyle Hotz	Eric Powell with Robin Powell (Part 1 only)	Eric Powell
#5	February 18, 2004	Eric Powell		Eric Powell with Robin Powell Shaynne Corbett and Barry Gregory	Eric Powell	The Goon ― Volume 3: Heaps of Ruination
#6	April 21, 2004	Eric Powell			Eric Powell
#7	June 23, 2004	Eric Powell ― Framing Sequence Mike Mignola		Eric Powell with Robin Powell Ben Cocke and Barry Gregory ― Framing Sequence Dave Stewart	Mike Mignola
#8	August 18, 2004	Eric Powell		Eric Powell with Robin Powell Shaynne Corbett and Barry Gregory	Eric Powell
#9	October 20, 2004	Eric Powell		Robin Powell and Eric Powell	Eric Powell	The Goon ― Volume 4: Virtue and the Grim Consequences Thereof
		Atomic Rage
		Eric Powell	Eric Wight
#10	December 22, 2004	Eric Powell	Eric Powell	Eric Powell with Robin Powell
		Jimmy Turtle and the Legendary Boxcar of Well-Made Ladies' Shoes
		Thomas Lennon
#11	March 30, 2005	Eric Powell
#12	May 18, 2005
#13	July 20, 2005
#14	September 21, 2005	Nameless			Eric Powell	The Goon ― Volume 5: Wicked Inclinations
		Eric Powell
		Under the Sink
		Eric Powell	Neil Vokes	Eric Powell
		Equine Twine
		Tony Shasteen
		¡El Hombre del Lagarto el Diablo de Pantano!
		Eric Powell	Kyle Hotz	Eric Powell
#15	December 21, 2005	Eric Powell
#16	February 15, 2006	Eric Powell ― Spike Thomas Sniegoski	Eric Powell ― Spike Michael Avon Oeming	Eric Powell
#17	April 19, 2006	Eric Powell
#18	July 5, 2006	Eric Powell		Eric Powell
		It's All Fun and Games 'Til...
		Mike Hawthorne Eric Powell (dialogue)
Dwight T. Albatross's The Goon: Noir #1	September 20, 2006	Franky's Revival		―	Eric Powell	Dwight T. Albatross's The Goon: Noir
		Patton Oswalt	Mike Ploog
		The Little Unholy Bastards in Peg Leg Full of Heaven (Part 1)
		Thomas Sniegoski	Eric Powell
		Hey Goon, Comics!
		Bill Morrison
		Big Ma's Hootenanny & Slack-Jaw Fighting
		Steve Niles	Ryan Sook
Dwight T. Albatross's The Goon: Noir #2	November 22, 2006	Man of the Hour
		John Arcudi	Kevin Nowlan
		Rag and Bone
		Roger Langridge
		Knee-Deep in the Blues
		Scott Allie	Todd Herman
		Wanted: Undead or Alive
		Hilary Barta
		The Little Unholy Bastards in Peg Leg Full of Heaven (Part 2)
		Thomas Sniegoski	Eric Powell
Dwight T. Albatross's The Goon: Noir #3	January 24, 2007	The Wisdom of the Goon
		Arvid Nelson	Humberto Ramos
		The Honey Pot
		Brian Posehn	Tony Moore
		Lucky Pierre
		Thomas Lennon	Guy Davis
		The Little Unholy Bastards in Peg Leg Full of Heaven (Part 3)
		Thomas Sniegoski	Eric Powell
Satan's Sodomy Baby (censored on cover as "*Satan's $@#% Baby**")	April 25, 2007	Eric Powell				Too offensive to be collected
#19	July 18, 2007	Eric Powell				The Goon ― Volume 7: A Place of Heartache and Grief
Chinatown and the Mystery of Mr. Wicker	November 21, 2007	Eric Powell				The Goon ― Volume 6: Chinatown and the Mystery of Mr. Wicker
#20	January 9, 2008	Eric Powell		Dave Stewart	Eric Powell	The Goon ― Volume 7: A Place of Heartache and Grief
#21	February 13, 2008
#22	March 12, 2008
#23	April 9, 2008
#24	May 14, 2008	Eric Powell		Dave Stewart	Eric Powell	The Goon ― Volume 8: Those That is Damned
		Hellbender
		The Fillbäch Brothers
#25	June 11, 2008	Eric Powell		Dave Stewart	Eric Powell
#26	July 9, 2008	Eric Powell		Dave Stewart	Eric Powell
#27	August 13, 2008	Eric Powell		Dave Stewart	Gris Grimly
		The Revenge of the Skunk Ape
		Kyle Hotz
		Dr. Alloy in For the Benefit of Underprivileged Inmates
		Rebecca Sugar	Rebecca Sugar Eric Powell (inks)	Rebecca Sugar
#28	September 10, 2008	Eric Powell		Dave Stewart	Eric Powell	The Goon ― Volume 9: Calamity of Conscience
#29	October 8, 2008
#30	November 19, 2008
#31	December 31, 2008
#32 (10th Anniversary Issue)	March 4, 2009	Eric Powell		Dave Stewart	Eric Powell	The Goon ― Volume 10: Death's Greedy Comeuppance
#33	November 25, 2009	Eric Powell
Buzzard #1	June 9, 2010	Eric Powell		Dave Stewart	Eric Powell Richard Corben (variant)
Buzzard #2	July 21, 2010				Eric Powell
Buzzard #3	August 11, 2010				Eric Powell
An Irish Wake	December 6, 2010	Eric Powell		Dave Stewart	―	The Goon ― Volume 11: The Deformed of Body and Devious of Mind
The Goon's on Vacation (from Billy the Kid's Old Timey Oddities and the Ghastly Fiend of London #1-4)	Part 1: September 8, 2010 Part 2: October 27, 2010 Part 3: November 24, 2010 Part 4: January 5, 2011	Eric Powell		Dave Stewart	―
#34	June 29, 2011	Eric Powell
#35	August 31, 2011	Evan Dorkin	Eric Powell	Dave Stewart	Eric Powell
#36	November 2, 2011	Eric Powell
#37	January 4, 2012	Eric Powell
#38	March 21, 2012	Eric Powell		Dave Stewart	Eric Powell	The Goon ― Volume 12: Them That Raised Us Lament Excludes The Bog Lurk That Lurked Like a Thing! A Bad Thing!
#39	April 25, 2012	Eric Powell		Dave Stewart	Eric Powell
#40	July 25, 2012	Eric Powell
#41	August 29, 2012	Eric Powell		Bill Farmer and Eric Powell	Eric Powell
		The Bog Lurk That Lurked Like a Thing! A Bad Thing! (Part 1)
		Eric Powell	Mark Buckingham	―
#42	September 26, 2012	Eric Powell with Tom Sniegoski	Eric Powell	Bill Farmer and Eric Powell	Blur Studio	The Goon ― Volume 13: For Want of Whiskey and Blood Includes The Bog Lurk That Lurked Like a Thing! A Bad Thing!
		The Bog Lurk That Lurked Like a Thing! A Bad Thing! (Part 2)
		Eric Powell	Mark Buckingham	―
#43	November 21, 2012	Eric Powell	Eric Powell ― Billy the Kid's Old Timey Oddities Sequence Kyle Hotz	Bill Farmer and Eric Powell	Eric Powell
		The Bog Lurk That Lurked Like a Thing! A Bad Thing! (Part 3)
		Eric Powell	Mark Buckingham	―
#44	November 27, 2013	Eric Powell
#45: One for the Road	June 25, 2014	Eric Powell		Dave Stewart	Jack Davis
#46-49: Occasion of Revenge	Part 1: July 23, 2014	Eric Powell				The Goon ― Volume 14: Occasion of Revenge
	Part 2: August 27, 2014
	Part 3: October 15, 2014
	Part 4: November 12, 2014
#50-53: Once Upon A Hard Time	Part 1: February 4, 2015	Eric Powell				The Goon ― Volume 15: Once upon a Hard Time
	Part 2: March 25, 2015
	Part 3: May 20, 2015
	Part 4: September 16, 2015
Colonel Nosferatu's Underground Soiree (from Free Comic Book Day 2015: Fight Club/ The Goon/The Strain)	May 2, 2015	Eric Powell
Theatre Bizarre	October 14, 2015	Eric Powell	Eric Powell John Dunivant

Numbered Trade Paperback Collections

Volume	Title	Collects	Published	ISBN
0	Rough Stuff	The Goon #1-3 (Avatar Press)	April 14, 2004 (1st) January 6, 2010 (2nd)	ISBN 9781593070861 (1st) ISBN 9781595824684 (2nd)
1	Nothin' But Misery	The Goon Color Special (self-published) The Goon #1-4 (self-published)	July 16, 2003 (1st) May 18, 2011 (2nd)	ISBN 9781569719985 (1st) ISBN 9781595826244 (2nd)
2	My Murderous Childhood (and Other Grievous Yarns)	The Goon #1-4 The Goon Meets the Brothers Mud	May 5, 2004 (1st) October 13, 2010 (2nd)	ISBN 9781593071097 (1st) ISBN 9781595826169 (2nd)
3	Heaps of Ruination	The Goon #5-8	February 23, 2005 (1st) August 31, 2011 (2nd)	ISBN 9781593072926 (1st) ISBN 9781595826251 (2nd)
4	Virtue and the Grim Consequences Thereof	The Goon #9-13	February 8, 2006 (1st) October 27, 2010 (2nd)	ISBN 9781593074562 (1st) ISBN 9781595826176 (2nd)
5	Wicked Inclinations	The Goon #14-18	December 13, 2006 (1st) November 30, 2011 (2nd)	ISBN 9781593076467 (1st) ISBN 9781595826268 (2nd)
6	Chinatown and the Mystery of Mr. Wicker	Chinatown and the Mystery of Mr. Wicker (hardcover original graphic novel)	December 16, 2009	ISBN 9781595824066
7	A Place of Heartache and Grief	The Goon #19-23	May 20, 2009	ISBN 9781595823113
8	Those That is Damned	The Goon #24-27	June 24, 2009	ISBN 9781595823243
9	Calamity of Conscience	The Goon #28-31	September 16, 2009	ISBN 9781595823465
10	Death's Greedy Comeuppance	The Goon #32-33 The Buzzard #1-3	January 19, 2011	ISBN 9781595826435
11	The Deformed of Body and Devious of Mind	An Irish Wake The Goon's on Vacation The Goon #34-37	June 27, 2012	ISBN 9781595828811
12	Them That Raised Us Lament	The Goon #38-41	February 20, 2013	ISBN 9781616550066
13	For Want of Whiskey and Blood	The Goon #41-45	October 8, 2014	ISBN 9781616551018
14	Occasion of Revenge	The Goon #46-49	April 1, 2015	ISBN 9781616555962
15	Once Upon a Hard Time	The Goon #50-53	April 27, 2016	ISBN 9781506700984

Fancy Pants Editions

Volume	Title	Collects	Published	ISBN
1		The Goon #1-2 (self-published) The Goon #1 The Goon #3 The Goon #5 The Goon #9 3-page Buzzard story	October 12, 2005	ISBN 9781593074265
2	The Rise and Fall of the Diabolical Dr. Alloy	The Goon #2 The Goon #6 The Goon #11-13	February 27, 2008	ISBN 9781593079185
3	The Return of Labrazio	The Goon #20-31 (main stories only)	June 16, 2010	ISBN 9781595825032

Library Editions

Title	Collects	Published	ISBN
Volume 1	The Goon ― Volume 0: Rough Stuff The Goon ― Volume 1: Nothin' But Misery The Goon ― Volume 2: My Murderous Childhood (and Other Grievous Yarns) The Goon ― Volume 3: Heaps of Ruination	November 11, 2015^[5]	ISBN 9781616558420
Volume 2	The Goon ― Volume 4: Virtue and the Grim Consequences Thereof The Goon ― Volume 5: Wicked Inclinations The Goon ― Volume 6: Chinatown and the Mystery of Mr. Wicker	February 3, 2016^[6]	ISBN 9781616558437
Volume 3	The Goon ― Volume 7: A Place of Heartache and Grief The Goon — Volume 8: Those That is Damned The Goon — Volume 9: Calamity of Conscience	June 1, 2016^[7]	ISBN 9781616559861
Volume 4	The Goon ― Volume 10: Death's Greedy Comeuppance The Goon — Volume 11: The Deformed of Body and Devious of Mind The Goon — Volume 12: Them That Raised Us Lament	October 5, 2016^[8]	ISBN 9781506700182

Others

Title	Collects	Published	Format	ISBN
Dwight T. Albatross's The Goon: Noir	Dwight T. Albatross's The Goon: Noir #1-3	July 18, 2007	Trade paperback	ISBN 9781593077853
Chinatown and the Mystery of Mr. Wicker	This volume is an original graphic novel	November 21, 2007	Hardcover	ISBN 9781593078331

Main characters

Main article: List of The Goon characters

Creatures

Zombies: Zombies are the primary servants of the Zombie Priest. Very few seem to be capable of speaking or performing other complex tasks. Raised by necromancy, they are capable of following orders, though only from the Zombie Priest himself. Referred to by Franky and the Goon as "slackjaws."
Hobos: Hobos are the cannibal overlords of the dark forested region known as the "Hobo Jungle." The culture of the Hobo is apparently completely separate from the rest of the world, so far as they have their own language and resemble cavemen more than humans.
Brunos: An army of deadly robots designed by Dr. Hieronymous Alloy, all inexplicably sharing the name "Bruno". These drones have a distinctly retro sci-fi aesthetic, and are equipped with weaponry ranging from lasers to boxing gloves.
Bog Lurks: A race of ogre-like creatures that inhabit the swamps outside of town. Despite their low intelligence, the Bog Lurks' great strength has opened up many career opportunities for them in the city's criminal underworld.
Hags: Another of the Zombie Priest's monstrous servants, hags' grandmotherly appearance belies their bloodthirsty nature. These creatures do have their tender side, however, as they act as midwives for Mother Corpse's demon spawn.
The Decasters: The ghosts of a perverse inbred family who haunted an old mansion on the outskirts of the city. While the Decasters had driven most intruders to madness and death, the Goon managed to exorcise them with cats' eyes strung on cinnamon dental floss.
Skunk Ape: The Skunk Ape is a large, sasquatch-like monster with a hideous odor. The Skunk Ape is driven to homicidal enthusiasm by the scent of pies (especially blueberry).
Communist Airborne Mollusk Militia: A squadron of immense octopuses who achieve flight via personal zeppelins. While apparently intelligent enough to speak French and operate aircraft, they made the mistake of allying with the Zombie Priest. The Militia was last seen being blown sky high by the Goon and Hellboy.
Giant Squid: Another cephalopod nuisance for the Goon, the Giant Squid have a tendency to crawl onto land and attack cars along Crestwood Avenue.
Vampires: A coven of preening, pretentious bloodsuckers who continually find themselves beaten senseless by the Goon. The vampires lurk in one of the city's graveyards, discussing fashion and pursuing other vanities. It is later revealed that they are a diluted form of vampires, fairly disgraceful in their current state.
Rats: Man-eating rodents the size of St. Bernards, these monsters prowl a lonely stretch known as Rat Alley.
Chug-Heads: The Chug-Heads have replaced zombies as the bulk of the Zombie Priest's army. Products of Mother Corpse, they are small, dwarf-like creatures with large, potato-shaped heads. Unlike zombies, they are capable of merging into one another to create a larger, more deadly monster.

Miscellaneous characters

Dwight T. Albatross: Dwight T. Albatross is the irate, often intoxicated friend of Eric Powell who has made many appearances in the comic's letter columns. Albatross is never afraid to speak his mind and often keeps the Machiavellian madness of Eric Powell in check. Dwight had been arrested for destroying issues of The Goon in retribution for his unjust termination at the hands of Powell.

Unlike the rest of Powell's characters, Dwight is 'played' by a real person. Photographs of Albatross appeared in The Goon: Noir, a miniseries done by various creators while Powell worked on Chinatown and other projects. The real Albatross maintains a MySpace page, moderates the message board of The Goon at the Dark Horse Comics website, and appears at the San Diego Comic-Con.

The Atomic Rage: The Greatest Hero of the Golden Age!, as often advertised in The Goon comics. Sporting a fiery hole in the center of his forehead, this classic-style superhero is known for his foul language and his radioactive (and incredibly angry) brain.
Margaret Snodgrass: A Southern Bible-thumper who aided in the delay of the issue #18's original story, "Satan's Sodomy Baby." At the 2006 Comic Con, Powell's booth carried fan-made buttons declaring "Screw Snodgrass! Demand Satan's Sodomy Baby!" which were given out as a gift to fans of The Goon.

The Satan's Sodomy Baby "Controversy"

Eric Powell 'revealed' on July 5, 2006, in the introduction to The Goon Issue #18, that the issue was originally going to be "Satan's Sodomy Baby". That story was allegedly held back due to complaints of a woman called 'Margaret Snodgrass,' a fictitious person created by Powell to generate buzz about this 'controversial' issue. Powell wrote, "For various reasons I've decided to hold off on putting that story out." He states that the story is incredibly graphic and he had considered placing a label reading "NOT FOR MINORS" on it. He wrote that Dark Horse, while supporting both him and the issue completely, feared public backlash from its publication, but would eventually put out the issue. Word of the comic's release was allegedly leaked, leading to a threat of a boycott by the fictitious Snodgrass. According to Powell, "a grass-roots movement was started to try to keep retailers from carrying it by a right-wing Bible thumper in Alabama named 'Margaret Snodgrass'. She claimed that the comic was morally reprehensible and contacted local area retailers telling them that even allowing the comic to be stocked on their shelves could lead to their ever-lasting damnation. Some listened to her and threatened to stop carrying The Goon altogether because of this single issue."

Eventually, a release date was set as May 16 with the title changed to "Satan's $@#%* Baby" and carrying a disclaimer. The inside cover, however, maintained the original title "Satan's Sodomy Baby," along with the original cover art. Four pages of the book reprinted several fan letters in support of the struggle against Snodgrass.

There has never been any evidence of a real boycott, no retailers have ever spoken out on the issue, and there is no evidence of Mrs. Snodgrass' existence other than a MySpace page created around the time of Powell's initial announcement and abandoned immediately after the Sodomy issue was released.

In September 2010 on Twitter, Eric Powell confirmed that a sequel to Satan's Sodomy Baby was in the works. It will be called SSB2 to avoid the same issues with the title of the first story.

Spin-offs

In January 2010, Eric Powell announced plans for a 3-part miniseries featuring the character Buzzard, set after the events of Goon Year. The 3-part series (simply entitled "Buzzard") was later published in The Goon: Volume 10.

The Goon: Noir is a series of original short stories by various artists and authors (not including Eric Powell himself), which take place within the world of The Goon. Notable authors include well-known comics such as Tom Lennon, Brian Posehn, and Patton Oswalt.

Not necessarily a spin-off, but maintaining a similar tone while being appropriate for all ages, is another recently published comic by Powell called Chimichanga. Chimichanga is about a bearded girl, a gorilla monster and a witch. Originally a self-published graphic novel, in September 2011 it was published in hardcover format by Dark Horse Comics, with colours by Dave Stewart.^[9]^[10]

Film

In June, 2008 it was announced on the Goon official site that a CG animated film of The Goon was to be produced by the award-winning Blur Studio and David Fincher and written by Eric Powell.^[11] Clancy Brown will voice The Goon and Paul Giamatti will be Franky.^[12] A release date has not yet been specified, nor has a plot. The film's future is uncertain as it has had trouble procuring funds.^[13] The film's poster states that it will be released theatrically.^[14] The first trailer from the film was released on 20 July 2010.^[15] In January 2012, Powell updated the film status, saying, "The Goon is in the exact same position it's been in for the past couple of years. Prepping the design and script while searching for funding."^[16]

On October 12, 2012, Blur Studio and Fincher launched a 30-day Kickstarter, an on-line fundraising campaign, titled "The Goon" Movie... let's KICKSTART this sucker!!!," to raise $400,000 to finance a story reel for the entire film.^[17] The Kickstarter page also explained why they need the money: "The Goon Film has NEVER been in production. All the work you've seen (animation footage, trailers, artwork, etc.) has been produced independently and out-of-pocket by the creative team of David Fincher, Eric Powell, Blur Studio and Dark Horse Entertainment. We created "proof of concept" footage to show Hollywood the incredible potential of a Goon movie. It was very well received BUT because this movie isn't a sequel or filled with dancing animals we'll need more to bust open the gates and UNLEASH Goon and Franky on Hollywood."^[18] Two days before the deadline, the landmark was achieved,^[19] and the campaign closed on November 11, 2012, raising $441,900 from 7,576 backers.^[20] No release date has been announced yet.

Awards

2004 Eisner Award Winner (tie) - Best Single Issue/Single Story^[21]
2005 Eisner Award Winner - Best Continuing Series^[21]
2005 Eisner Award Winner - Best Humor Publication^[21]
2008 Eisner Award Winner - Best Writer/Artist—Humor^[21]
2008 Eisner Award Winner - Best Painter or Multimedia Artist (interior art)^[21]

In other media

In the 2007 film Superbad, Evan is playing a video game in his bedroom while his friend Seth stands in the doorway. During this scene's lively exchange, two different posters for The Goon are clearly visible hanging on the walls next to each actor.

In the 2007 film The Mist, issues of both The Goon & Hellboy are briefly visible on a rotating comic book rack in the scene when Thomas Jane and a small band of survivors venture into a pharmacy to get drugs for the injured at their home base in the adjoining grocery store.

In the 2008 film The Sasquatch Gang, PVC figurines of Goon and Buzzard from the comic are seen on a character's desk.

In The Big Bang Theory episode "The Excelsior Acquisition", a poster can be seen in the comic book shop.

In Degrassi: The Next Generation, the characters Adam and Eli read The Goon and discuss the Chinatown saga.

References

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↑ "An interview with Eric Powell on Mudsugar". Archived from the original on 2006-12-09. Retrieved 2007-02-04.
↑ "CRIMINAL MACABRE/THE GOON: WHEN FREAKS COLLIDE (FIONA STAPLES COVER)". Dark Horse. Retrieved September 8, 2012.
↑ Schenker, Brett. "Dark Horse to Publish The Goon Library Editions". Graphic Policy. Retrieved 1 February 2015.
↑ "The Goon Library Volume 2". Edelweiss. Retrieved 19 August 2015.
↑ "The Goon Library Volume 3". Amazon. Retrieved 22 September 2015.
↑ "The Goon Library Volume 4". Amazon. Retrieved 26 January 2016.
↑ "CHIMICHANGA (HARDCOVER COLLECTION)". Dark Horse. Retrieved October 13, 2012.
↑ Marshall, Rick (January 20, 2010). "EXCLUSIVE: Eric Powell On 'The Goon' Heading To iPhones... And Back To Print!". MTV. Retrieved October 13, 2012.
↑ Barton, Steve (July 20, 2010). "San Diego Comic-Con 2010: Check Out the First Footage from The Goon". Dread Central. Retrieved September 8, 2012.
↑ Fischer, Russ (July 24, 2009). "Comic-Con: Voices of Clancy Brown and Paul Giamatti In The Goon; No Director Announced". /Film. Retrieved September 8, 2012.
↑ White, Tom (September 14, 2011). "David Fincher's THE GOON Movie Still Has No Money But Does Have New PSA!". WhatCulture!. Retrieved September 8, 2012.
↑ Quint (March 14, 2009). "AICN Exclusive! Your first look at the animated GOON movie, produced by David Fincher!!!". Ain't It Cool News. Retrieved September 8, 2012.
↑ Williams, Owen (July 20, 2010). "First Footage From The Goon Online". Empire Online. Retrieved September 8, 2012.
↑ Powel, Eric (January 26, 2012). "The Goon Film Status". Eric Powell. Retrieved January 27, 2012.
↑ Fleming, Mike (October 12, 2012). "David Fincher And Blur Studio Stump For 'The Goon' Funds On Kickstarter". Deadline. Retrieved October 12, 2012.
↑ ""The Goon" Movie... let's KICKSTART this sucker!!!". Kickstarter. Retrieved October 12, 2012.
↑ "You did it!!!!!!! WOOOHOOO!!! @Goonguy". Twitter. November 9, 2012. Retrieved November 10, 2012.
↑ Amidi, Amid (November 13, 2012). "'The Goon' Kickstarter Sets New Crowdfunding Record For An Animated Project". Cartoon Brew. Retrieved November 14, 2012.
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