This week looks a lot like the pre-COVID release weeks we used to get, with a bunch of titles including a nice mix of some genuine box office hits, some neat new catalog releases, and a handful of lesser known titles. Dig in!
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NEWS WATCH: Movie Horror Becomes Real in R.L. Stine’s JUST BEYOND: MONSTROSITY @boomstudios @RL_Stine @beanclam @TotinoTedesco #rlstine #goosebumps #monstrosity
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Grant Morrison’s New X-Men, Phil Jimenez’s Jean Grey, the fable of the rabbit in the moon, and my 2005 move to help my brain-injured mother. Lessons learned. Dramatic actions taken. Our examinations ended.
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SNEAK PEEK: Batman & Scooby Doo Mysteries #5, on sale 8/11! Jinkies, I would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn’t for those meddling kids and Batman! @DCComics #Batman #ScoobyDoo
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, I have loved the idea that right under the surface of the seemingly civilized, there is a monster clawing to get out and that good people can be monsters in the right circumstances and even more to the point, sometimes monsters look and act like good people.
DetailsTrover Saves the Universe #1
Trover Saves the Universe #1 has all of the hilarious time and space fun that made the video game great translated brilliantly to the comic book medium! @whoatess @JustinRoiland @ImageComics
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SNEAK PEEK: In Joker #6, he jumps to the other side of the pond as he takes a trip to Europe! Not one to turn down a free trip, he has James Gordon hot on hiss heels! Brought to you by @jamesthefourth, @guillemmarch, @dipsoff, & @sweeney_boo! @DCComics
DetailsThe Worst Dudes #3
The Worst Dudes #3 is a rock and roll fever dream of everything your parents told you was bad as a kid, and is all the more glorious for it! @aubreysitterson @TonyGregori @Lovern @TaylorEspo @DarkHorseComics
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Recently, Comic Watch got the opportunity to talk to @MizTeeFranklin and @max_sarin about their new book: Harley Quinn: Eat. Bang! Kill. Tour from @DCComics #EatBangKillTour #HarleyQuinn
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What does it mean to rewrite old scenes, to revisit old stories, to change characters and plots, to reuse old titles and dress characters in old clothes? A look at the past 20 years of X-Men & where they may go from here.
DetailsDeadpool: Black, White, and Red #1
If you want to read a trio of hilarious, bloody, intestine-filled Deadpool stories, this is the book for you!
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There is no wonder that Jungle Cruise took many elements from Pirates and put them into this film. A fabled cursed treasure, a strong-willed female lead, two different set of villains and lots of action and special effects are all elements that both movie franchises used, and it served them well.
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