LAST SONG (2017)

"Nicky Marshall was saved by rock and roll - or so he likes to think. An awkward upbringing and turmoil following his father's suicide led Nicky to form a band called Ecstasy with his childhood friend Drey. The music takes them to Los Angeles, raw and gritty and teeming with personalities. Nicky thinks they're ready for stardom, but no one's ever ready for stardom. This first of four oversized issues begins in the 1980s, grows out of grassroots clubs & introduces Ecstasy to the world - whether it's ready for them or not. From the brand new team of Holly Interlandi on scripts and Sally Cantirino on pencils & inks, this unique, heartbreaking story is about letting the music in... how it changes you and affects everyone around you, for better & worse."

"When do you know you've made it? When your song first plays on the radio? When a kid recognizes you at the laundromat? When you start getting fan mail? How about on your first tour, or the second; your first magazine cover feature, your first show played while high out of your mind, your first groupie hookup? For Nicky, it might just be his first drunken confession in a hotel room that alters the path of his friendship forever. From Holly Interlandi on scripts and Sally Cantirino on pencils and inks, Last Song returns with the second of its four oversized issues telling the heartbreaking story of two best friends who let music change them for better and for worse."

"A single moment makes Nicky step back for the first time in several years. Suddenly he's living in a house by himself, all his old haunts are unfamiliar, and there's an eerie silence where his best friendship used to be. Attempted catch-up sessions go sour. Rehearsals are rushed and bitter. The songs are still the same, but even they can't drown out the difference. Or, Part 3 of 4, when everything goes to sh-t."

  An end is all that was ever going to happen, but it's still gutting. Moving on seems futile. A death makes the news. Nicky hangs on rituals. Rewind, rewind, rewind. Something has to break. What's it going to be? Exciting new artist Natalie Jackson takes over pencils and inks for this finale of Holly Interlandi's rock n roll journey.