Fans of Lemmy Kilmister and Motörhead are about to have a unique experience with the release of the graphic novel No Remorse: The Illustrated True Stories of Lemmy Kilmister and Motörhead.
Scheduled to hit shelves in mid-June, this new book promises to reveal the behind-the-scenes life and career of the iconic heavy metal band, featuring contributions from a number of rock stars. Among them are big names like Dave Grohl , who wrote the foreword, and Ozzy Osbourne , who wrote the afterword.
In addition to them, renowned musicians such as Slash , Lars Ulrich , Lita Ford , Chrissie Hynde , Dee Snider , and Dave Navarro also share their stories and memories about Lemmy and Motörhead. Those who shared the stage with Lemmy in Motörhead were not forgotten; guitarist Phil Campbell and drummers Mikkey Dee and Slim Jim Phantom also contributed to this work.
But the contributions don't stop there. Personalities from various fields, such as writers Neil Gaiman and Michael Moorcock , professional wrestlers like Triple H and Corey Graves , as well as figures from the music world like Matt Pinfield , Penelope Spheeris , and Riki Rachtman , have also left their mark on this project.
The visual aspect of the graphic novel is equally impressive, with 25 artists working together with contributors to illustrate these personal stories. Among the illustrators are notable names such as Dave Chisholm , Bob Fingerman , Jay Jay Jackson , and Jim Mahfood .
The cover art, designed by Tim Bradstreet , known for his work on Punisher and Hellblazer , features a special holographic coating, adding a unique touch to the edition. In addition, Z2 Comics, responsible for the publication, offers a variety of collectible editions, including one that comes with a white vinyl version of No Remorse , as well as a set of painters and collector cards.
Promising to reveal never-before-told stories about Lemmy and Motörhead, this graphic novel is a must-have for fans of the band and music in general. Pre-orders are now available.
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