We take a look at The Fade Out Volume 1, Ice Cream Man #20, Pulp, Vampire the Masquerade #1, and the pilot for Other Space. Spider-Man is in the Avengers, Hellboy is a RPG, Mulan gets a PVOD, and Netflix is looking for the next big thing in this week’s Major Spoilers Podcast.
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NEWS
Marvel’s Avengers Will Be Getting Spider-Man As A Character
Some cool news from Square Enix today as we now know that Spider-Man will be added to Marvel’s Avengers as a playable character. The news came down from Sony via Twitter, who announced the character would be available in the game.
'Mulan' to Premiere on Disney Plus as Streamer Surpasses 60.5 Million Subscribers
Even amid a pandemic that has battered major parts of its business, including theme parks and studio entertainment, Disney flexed the power of its streaming service Tuesday, releasing whopper subscriber figures and announcing that its tentpole film "Mulan" will bypass American theaters and go straight to Disney Plus next month.
Netflix Wants To Find Their Own Harry Potter Or Star Wars
Netflix wants to find their own Harry Potter or Star Wars, but doesn't everyone? Netflix has been doing some very innovative things in the past few years. However, there is one area where they still lag behind movie studios, and that's franchises. A huge franchise usually takes some blind luck and a little hard work to achieve.
REVIEWS
STEPHEN
PULP
Writer: Ed Brubaker
Art: Sean Phillips
Publisher: Image Comics
Cover Price: $16.99
Release Date: July 29, 2020
Max Winters, a pulp writer in 1930s New York, finds himself drawn into a story not unlike the tales he churns out at five cents a word—tales of a Wild West outlaw dispensing justice with a six-gun. But will Max be able to do the same when pursued by bank robbers, Nazi spies, and enemies from his past?
MATTHEW
ICE CREAM MAN #20
Writer: W. Maxwell Prince
Artist: Chris O'Halloran/Martin Morazzo
Publisher:Image Comics
Cover Price: $3.99
Release Date:August 5, 2020
“FOR KIDS” One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish. Three fish, four fish, have some more fish. Five fish, six fish—are you sickish? Seven fish, eight fish...it’s getting late fish. Nine fish, ten fish, everyone you love will die and life is pointless so why even get out of bed you little worm you sick little insect with your sad flailing arms and creepy-crawly legs my god I’ve never seen such a pathetic specimen how sad how truly tragic...red fish, blue fish.
RODRIGO
VAMPIRE THE MASQUERADE #1
Writer: Tim Seeley, Tini Howard, Blake Howard
Artist: Dev Pramanik, Nathan Gooden
Publisher: Vault Comics
Cover Price: 3.99
Release Date: August 5, 2020
From the internationally best-selling World of Darkness universe, Vault brings readers a brand-new Vampire: The Masquerade comic series, Winter's Teeth.
When Cecily Brine, a courier for the Twin Cities Camarilla, takes a mysterious younger vampire under her wing, she's dragged into an insidious conspiracy. Will she be able to escape with her unlife and protect her aging, Alzheimer's afflicted sister, or will she be yet another pawn sacrificed to the Masquerade?
Meanwhile, an Anarch coterie investigates a mysterious killing.
ASHLEY
OTHER SPACE
Episode: Pilot
DIrector: Paul Feig
Network: DUST (originally Yahoo! Screen)
Premier Date: August 1st, 2020
Starring: Karan Soni, Neil Casey, Eugene Codero
A young and inexperienced crew venture into space to face mysterious clouds, folds in time and the occasional alien attack, as well as more household challenges.
Other Space | Comedy Sci-Fi Series | Coming Soon to DUST on TV
In this sci-fi workplace comedy, an inexperienced crew are drawn through a portal into a mysterious universe. With no maps, no contact, and no way back home,...
DISCUSSION
The Fade Out Volume 1
Writer: Ed Brubaker
Artist: Sean Phillips
Publisher: Image Comics
Hollywood - 1948. A noir film stuck in endless reshoots. A writer plagued with nightmares from the war and a dangerous secret. An up-and-coming starlet's suspicious death. And a maniacal Studio Mogul and his Security Chief who will do anything to keep the cameras rolling before the Post-War boom days come crashing down. THE FADE OUT is the most ambitious series yet from the award-winning Noir Masters.
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1 Comment
While I completely get what Ashley was saying about liking Sunstone because men get naked in it when they usually don’t in other things.
I’m still reeling about there being weenies in one of the best lesbian comics ever. (and weird enough that I’d come here to make a comment about a tiny side thing she said)