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Jamie Lee Curtis Debuts Horror Graphic Novel 'Mother Nature' at SDCC
'Mother Nature' is coming.
Scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis launches her new ecological horror graphic novel at San Diego Comic-Con.
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Hot Labor Summer: The Hollywood Strikes Give Fans a New Way To Love Their Fandoms at SDCC
The strikes haven't soured fans. They've given fans another way to love their fandoms by showing support for their fave creators and actors.
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'Teenage Euthanasia' Explores the One Thing You Won't Find in the Multiverse
We sat down with the co-creators of 'Teenage Euthanasia' to talk about sci-fi, zombies, and dealing with the family you've been given.
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The Best Part of 'Barbie' Happens Before the Film Even Begins
It's not a movie. It's an EVENT.
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We Can't Wait To Sink Our Fangs Into Season 2 of 'Interview with the Vampire'
The time has come to return to the world of the Vampire Chronicles.
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'Oppenheimer' Proves Nolan's Leading Man Should Have Been This Actor All Along
Christopher Nolan likes working with the same actors.
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In Indigenous Futurisms, Native Artists Are Leading the Way
Stop scrolling and look at this art!!
What are Indigenous Futurisms? Four artists explored the question at San Diego Comic-Con 2023.
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Felicia Day Brings Audible Drama 'Third Eye' to SDCC While 'On Double Strike'
Felicia Day created/stars in a new Audible narrative series called 'Third Eye.'
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Voice Actors Offer Cosplayers a Fun Way to Support the SAG-AFTRA Strike
Several voice actors at Comic-Con offered cosplayers and other fans ways to help push back against exploitative AI.
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Interview: Doc Hammer & Jackson Publick Deliver a New 'Venture Bros.' Movie That Made Me Wanna Cry?
The film, despite having all the show's trademark hilarity, was also surprisingly moving.
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