Rob Schrab is the shit. His work includes “Scud: The Disposable Assassin“, “Monster House“, “Heat Vision and Jack“, and “The Sarah Silverman Program“. (See his Nerd City profile here.) Max recently had a chance to ask Rob a few questions about his work, his future, and his recent return to Scud.
You recently returned to “Scud: The Disposable Assassin” after a ten year hiatus. How does it feel to come back to a project after so much time away, and what was it that brought you back to finish Scud?
It feels great. I had Scud hanging over my head for ten years. It died and came back better than ever. I didn’t think I could do it. I hope it inspires a generation of Scud fans to not give up on things that are important to them.
Good question. It’s hard to say since I’m in the middle of Scud and I can only see it from inside and only the fans can see it looking in. I think Scud reminds fans of themselves. He has the same wants and desires they do (to be accepted, find sanctuary in a soul mate) and he has the same weaknesses (the need to be accepted, and find sanctuary in a soul mate). He’s slight of frame but can kick ass, he protects his friends more than himself and even though he finds this life to be completely without logic and utterly unfair -it’s still precious to him. That’s why I like him.
What else is in store for everyone’s favorite disposable assassin? Is there any possibility of a Scud movie?
“The Sarah SIlverman Program” recently began a new season on Comedy Central. The show has utilized cartoons, musical numbers, and puppetry. What kinds of things can fans expect this season of the show?























