Parts 1-9:
Big summer 2018 movies recap.
On a bored whim, I decided to do a special one, so it's....
Ghostbusters: Crossing over
(Volume 1) (2018)
Previously with this franchise...
I was gonna wait until all 8 issues came out, but fuck it, I wanna talk about it now.
The graphic novels are gonna be split up into two volumes, like "Mass Hysteria", so technically, in issues, volume 1 is out, even if not in collected paperback.
Plot summary-
Holtzmann and Ron Alexander (a character created by the comics based on a young Chevy Chase) reverse engineer the Ghostbusters dimension portal, and make a copy for themselves, but they turn it on at a bad time, and cause the Ghostbusters containment unit to leak ghosts across the multiverse.
The Prime Ghostbusters enlist a crapload of other dimensional Ghostbusters to go forth into the multiverse, and wrangle the ghosts back into the containment unit before it destabilizes, and explodes.
Tiamat (see "Mass Hysteria") intervenes with the portal, and shuffles the Ghostbusters into random teams of six, to sprinkle a little chaos on things, because that's what she does.
So, in reader terms, you get an even mix of Answer The Call, Real, Extreme, Sanctum Of Slime, and Prime Ghostbusters in each group interacting with each other in fun new ways.
This volume leaves off with the first three teams running into powerful ghosts from previous arcs in the IDW comics run.
Rundown-
So, as usual, it's good, and I'm happy, and we've got another good GB sequel for the record books.
Just wish I knew what was next...
Anyway, collect those, they're good.
Or...wait all the way to January for the first graphic novel, and who knows when for volume 2.
See you then!
And see you next time in this review series for Venom, and then Aquaman!
Sunday, August 12, 2018
Big 2018 Movies Part 10.
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4 comments:
"My Friend Dahmer" wasn't terribly interesting, I watched it twice to be sure. The lead kid does okay and the concept that Jeffrey's adolescence was mostly isolated and boring leading to his crimes (rather than terrible things happening to him, of which we saw very little) is sort of interesting to me, not since "Napoleon Dynamite" have I seen a movie that made American high school life look so rinky-dink and lame. But very little of interest actually happens in the movie. It's a subtle film, but not an *interestingly* subtle film.
Bummer. I'll give it a miss then.
Guess the best real-life serial killer movie is still "Zodiac".
There's a good one to be made about The Golden State Killer, but I think they want to wait for the old fucker to get locked up to put the period on the final sentence of that one.
Huh. Well re: Golden State...Zodiac might still be out there.
Ahem. I never read the My Friend Dahmer comic book but there are only mildly creepy things in the movie and no really interesting supporting characters. Your call, you may get something out of it I didnt.
Seen it, nope, you were right.
Didn't rain on my day, but could've been better.
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