Holy cow, that's right! He didn't show himself but the VOICE was the Collectors! Holy cow!
Sooooo the Owl Beast must have been one of his playthings?
Sooooo the Owl Beast must have been one of his playthings?
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I feel sooooo sorry for that guy.
My dream super power is shape shifting. My real world helping super power is healing tho.
Also, since Amphibia and Owl House are kind done for the while, is there a thread for other non Disney shows? For CN Craig of the Creek and Netflix Maya and the Three?
My dream super power is shape shifting. My real world helping super power is healing tho.
Also, since Amphibia and Owl House are kind done for the while, is there a thread for other non Disney shows? For CN Craig of the Creek and Netflix Maya and the Three?
It doesn’t seem like Swampy Marsh is involved in this one. Everything I’ve seen seems to only mention Dan. That suggests to me that it maybe won’t be part of the same universe since those were both co-productions of both.
-ZacWilliam, I noticed the little girls voice seeming too old as well, but it’s probably somthing I’ll get used to or be able to ignore.
Just putting this here cuz the early numbers give info that Amphibia, Owl House and Gravity Falls creators are linked with Mitchells vs the Machines. Interesting to know that Matt Braly can... devastate you with a few words? Huh?
*cough* well, the Gizmo Duck suit was worn by females when it shrunk in an episode. Also Gosalyn wore it as Gosmo Duck in the comics.
"I am the terror that flaps in the night! I am the comic book that keeps getting rebooted! I am..."
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Darkwing Duck is coming back to comics via Dynamite! Sounds like both a new series and reprinting some of the older stuff.
Oh...and what's this?
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THEY LIVE AGAIN!
Gargoyles is ALSO returning via Dynamite! With Greg Weisman onboard (in some capacity)!
I have...MANY questions about this. Will both of these books try to pick up where they left off? Darkwing had a REALLY short lived revival under Joe Books after it's Boom series.
With Gargoyles specifically, the SLG comics changed a few things by the end. I don't see them just redoing those issues from scratch, but I don't know if Greg would want to go in a completely different direction, either.
It should be interesting, anyway. Both series sound like they're coming sometime in 2023.
Disney’s Darkwing Duck Gets Dangerous Again in a New Series
Dynamite Entertainment announces Darkwing Duck is returning to comics with new series, graphic novels and more, inspired by the 1990s animated series.
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Oh...and what's this?
Disney's Gargoyles Returns with a New Season from Dynamite Entertainment
The fan-favorite franchise starring the stone guardians of New York City returns to the printed page thanks to Dynamite Entertainment.
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Gargoyles is ALSO returning via Dynamite! With Greg Weisman onboard (in some capacity)!
I have...MANY questions about this. Will both of these books try to pick up where they left off? Darkwing had a REALLY short lived revival under Joe Books after it's Boom series.
With Gargoyles specifically, the SLG comics changed a few things by the end. I don't see them just redoing those issues from scratch, but I don't know if Greg would want to go in a completely different direction, either.
It should be interesting, anyway. Both series sound like they're coming sometime in 2023.
Late to the party, but "The Weekenders"
Tino's dad and mom divorced and it's not hidden at all. It's mentioned rather often, and in fact the final episode of the series shows his Dad come back and even join his Mom and her new boyfriend for dinner in a scene.
Also, seems like we're getting a second season of Molly and Ghost. I actually wasn't sure if we were, or it was a one season and done sorta deal.
Btw, when it shows, will Moon Girl be a post here or in Forum of Solitude?
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Looks like a standard and deluxe version of The Art of Ducktales is being release October 4th!
Amazon.com: The Art of DuckTales: 9781506723648: Plume, Ken, Disney: Books
Amazon.com: The Art of DuckTales: 9781506723648: Plume, Ken, Disney: Books
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I remember reading about this ages ago when it was stuck in development hell... now I'm wondering if "development hell" was code for "they couldn't get the rights to use the name because of that Matt Groening show, but then they bought the company behind that so they were finally able to go ahead with production".
The lack of hand drawn animation (other than Jason Marsden in that tree) has me not excited.
Wrong Marsden.
Extremely excited.