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But the reality that a company “owns” somebody, at least enough to be able to put a version of him in a video game, feels off. I guess it makes sense, seeing as LeBron starred in the Warner Animation Group-produced Space Jam: A New Legacy. You can breathe the same air as him and maybe even get an autograph at any Los Angeles Lakers game.

If my sources are correct, LeBron is a flesh-and-blood human being. You probably noticed this means LeBron James, a real person, will soon be beating up fictional characters like Batman, Bugs Bunny, and The Iron Giant (we know, don’t get us started). And according to fresh news out of today’s Comic Con presentation, NBA superstar LeBron James will join the fighting game as a playable character that same day. properties like Scooby-Doo and Steven Universe, launches in open beta on July 26. The highlights of the trailer include Superman meeting The Iron Giant (wearing an ‘S’ insignia on his chest) and an appearance by Ultra Instinct Shaggy.MultiVersus, the free-to-play Smash-like based on Warner Bros. They recently released a trailer, and it’s really kind of amazing, the way they mix and match the various characters, always keeping their personalities in, well, character.

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Well, our wait is almost over because they announced that the open beta is coming in July 2022 and will be available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and PC. Capcom type fighting game featuring such WarnerMedia characters as Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Shaggy, Bugs Bunny, Tom and Jerry, Arya Stark from Game of Thrones, Steven Universe, Garnet, Finn the Human, Jake the Dog, and Larry David from Curb Your Enthusiasm. I think you can guess which one I’ll be reading.īack in December (see “ Just The Beginning”), I wrote about how I was looking forward to playing MultiVersus, the upcoming Super Smash Bros/ Marvel Vs. The way I see it, you can either read comics where the Justice League are dead or one where they’re dinosaurs.

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Johnson makes full use of its wonky premise and Gedeon’s art is appropriately rough and raw. It shipped last week, and I’m happy to report it’s as good as anticipated. And while the tone is surprisingly silly, its intended audience (kids) should like it just fine.Ī couple of weeks ago I recommended some comics for ICv2 Kids Week (see “ Today’s Comics For Kids”), one of which was The Jurassic League a six-issue limited series, co-written by Daniel Warren Johnson and Juan Gedeon and illustrated by Gedeon. While it takes Sakai’s characters more or less seriously, I wish the series had a larger budget so the action was smoother and faster. Of course, the worlds of animation and comic books often intersect, producing shows like the recent Netflix series Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles, based on Stan Sakai's Usagi Yojimbo. And like me, some of those kids kept watching them long after they were supposed to stop. They were treated like a controlled substance and doled out in microdoses a couple of hours in the afternoon and on Saturday Mornings. Of course, there’s nothing unusual about being an adult animation fan today, but back in my day, like comic books, cartoons were definitely just for kids. This week, Bennett talks about Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles, the cancellation of M.O.D.O.K., and the MultiVersus video game.Īlthough I primarily self-identify as a Comic Book Guy, I am also extremely interested in animation as you may have noticed from the recent columns about Encanto (see ' Missing The Mouse') and Turning Red (see ' This Week In Stuff'). Confessions of a Comic Book Guy is a weekly column by Steve Bennett of Super-Fly Comics and Games in Yellow Springs, Ohio.

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