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Marvel Unlimited Shuts Down Dec. 28 as Marvel Moves Its Comics to a Webtoon-Run App
Marvel Unlimited, the digital comics subscription Marvel has run since 2007, is being replaced by a Marvel Comics app that Webtoon will operate, launching Nov. 16 at marvel.webtoon.com on mobile and web.
Harlan Ellison’s Greatest Hits Deluxe Edition Quietly Cancels Gaiman And Boasts Identity Politics Up Front
Harlan Ellison’s Greatest Hits landed October 6 in a deluxe hardcover from Union Square & Co. The book weighs 2.82 pounds, runs 480 pages, and costs $40. Every page is premium glossy stock, the edges are colored, a ribbon bookmark is sewn in, and the cover has a textured finish. It is a handsome object, and the stories inside it need no defense.
Broken Country, a Canadian Documentary on the Nation’s Decline, Plays Theaters Across Canada and the U.S.
Broken Country, a 113-minute documentary from 2811 Films, is playing theaters across Canada and the United States through the end of October. Viewers anywhere can also watch it at home for $14.99. Mira Metter wrote and directed.
Tom Cruise’s Digger Falls 60% and Sorkin’s Social Reckoning Misses Its Lowest Forecast. Angel and the Badman Earns a B+.
Tom Cruise’s Digger lost 60% of its audience in its second weekend, Aaron Sorkin’s The Social Reckoning opened below the lowest forecast on the board, and Angel and the Badman left the same weekend with a B+ CinemaScore, the highest grade among the three new wide releases.
Malfoid Fan Art Trend Takes Over Harry Potter Fandom
Malfoid, the fan-art trend that redraws Draco Malfoy as a blonde anime girl in a Slytherin uniform, has put one X post past 21.9 million views and 174,000 likes since Sept. 22, and artists were still posting new animations this morning.