This isn’t your second grader’s super hero comic book. No, this is an uncommon biography of legendary iconoclastic author. This is the comic book biography of Hunter S Thompson, father of Gonzo Journalism. This is the story of a man respected as a professional bum, thief,  liar,  addict, and tough-as-nails journalist. Designed and illustrated in bold black and white imagery, the book gives you a witty, behind-the-scenes look at one of America’s most iconic writers.

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Four months in the making, Buck’s Metamorphosis is one of the most brilliant pieces of animation I have seen. The animation style and illustration, so conducive to the story told, has amazing energetic transitions and nicely warped perspectives. The concept by String Theory is also very clever; the inner ranting of Hunter S. Thompson and his predicament over purchasing Kafka’s Metamorphosis. You can read an in depth interview about the work at Motionographer.

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This is a fascinating video, not only because of the characters involved (Hunter S. Thompson and Hell’s Angel Cliff Workman), but because it comes from a time when it was socially acceptable to cheer for domestic violence.

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