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The Daily LITG, 4th November 2019, Remember, Remember, Oh Wait, No, One Day Early…

Welcome to the pretty-much-mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. A run around the day before and the day ahead. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here.

The 10 most-read stories yesterday

1. "Terminator: Dark Fate": Fantasy Writer Joe Abercrombie Contributed a Major Element to the Movie
2. Jessica Fletcher From Murder She Wrote Meets Bluto in Animal House in New Funko Pop Figures
3. The X-Men Take on a Sentinel in New Iron Studios Statue
4. New Star Wars Figures Announced by Hasbro at Italian Convention
5. Opinion: Pioneer Bans Will Be Fierce – "Magic: The Gathering"
6. Why Domino Refuses to Take a Blood Test in X-Force #1 [Preview]
7. When Guillem March's Catwoman Was Just Too Naked For DC Comics
8. Reed Richards Seeks Scientific Proof He's Not a Cuck in Fantastic Four #16 [Preview]
9. Opinion: Why We Should Support "Magic: The Gathering"
10. Get Your Final League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Tempest, Signed by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill

One year ago…

1. Alleged Kentucky Kroger Shooter Complained About Racebending Superheroes
2. How Tom King and Andy Kubert's Superman Pushes Walmart's Buttons
3. Wanna Know Lin-Manuel Miranda's 5 Favorite Musicals?
4. Marvel Comics Announces Old Man Quill at Lucca
5. Mark Waid Legal Response to Richard Meyer's Defamation and Tortious Interference Lawsuit
6. Milo Manara and PornHub Debut Sex Card Game This Weekend at Lucca

Happening today…

• Brian Schirmer signing Fairlady Vol. 1, Forbidden Planet Megastore, London, 1-2pm.
• Dia De Los Muertos Life Drawing Session. Art Model Collective's partnership with the Cartoon Museum continues with a session inspired by the Day Of The Dead. Entry includes admission to the museum and free art materials courtesy of GreatArt. Tickets: £20 (concs for students and unemployed available). Cartoon Museum. Wells St, London. 1-4pm.
• Writing Comics and Original Graphic Novels with Simon Jowett. In the first session, participants ask, "Why Write Comics?", delving into challenges and opportunities of writing for a medium that is both visual and literary. Clean Prose, 2 Charlotte Road, London. £180.
• Men's Mental Health Comic Group, Mind Matters Project, Volunteering Matters (Gwent),, Commercial Street, Pontypool

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