SUICIDE JOCKEYS (2021)

Ten years after a catastrophic mission gone wrong, Denver Wallace, leader of the Suicide Jockeys - a poor, usually drunken, almost certainly mentally ill crew of monster-fighting, tank-and-aircraft-piloting suckers - must pick himself up off of the proverbial and literal floors, slap his estranged, desperately-fractured team back together and right what once went wrong. From screenwriter/Ringo award-winning comic creator Rylend Grant!

After learning that his lost love might be still be alive, adrift somewhere in the vast ocean of space and time, Denver Wallace must convince his estranged team to set aside years of bad blood, saddle up, and bring her back home. Also, there's a pretty funny reality show subplot, a panel where a dog takes a massive dump, and you know... plenty of cool monster-fighting stuff.

Dire circumstance force the Suicide Jockeys - a poor, usually drunken, almost certainly mentally ill crew of monster-fighting, tank-and-aircraft-piloting suckers - to partner with an old nemesis - a robot-wielding whack-job billionaire criminal. Oh, yeah... and Eihei Dogen makes an appearance? Tokusatsu for the modern American action movie fiend from screenwriter/Ringo award-winning comic creator Rylend Grant.

Kick-you-in-the-teeth Tokusatsu for the contemporary American action movie fiend from screenwriter/Ringo award-winning comic creator Rylend Grant. CHAPTER 4: ONCE MORE UNTO THE BREACH, DEAR FRIENDS After breaking a billionaire whack job out of prison, there are real deal bills to pay. The building is surrounded. There are tanks at the gate. Denver & company - and the aforementioned whack job - have 24 hours to get their shit together and save all of space and time. "Seaason 1" concludes with monsters, mayhem, and a time heist that will literally melt your face