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Keanu Reeves' Brzrkr Returns With Marjorie Lu & Garry Brown From Boom
Keanu Reeves' Brzrkr returns written by Marjorie Lu and drawn by Garry Brown from Boom Studios
Article Summary
- Brzrkr returns with a new one-shot, The Bleeding Tide, arriving from Boom Studios in November.
- Marjorie Lu, writer of Monstress, joins Garry Brown on art for the next Brzrkr adventure.
- The Brzrkr universe, created by Keanu Reeves, expands beyond its original 12-issue series.
- Comic news announced during Penguin Random House Retailer Lunch and San Diego Comic-Con.
The Penguin Random House Retailer Lunch has continued to tease and/or announce a number of new and returning comic book projects, and there's plenty to dive into. Just as this Brzrkr tease from Boom Studios.
- Keanu Reeves' Brzrkr Returns With Marjorie Lu & Garry Brown From Boom
Boom Studios announced a new Brzrkr one-shot, The Bleeding Tide, by Marjorie Lu and Garry Brown, for November. As in writer of Monstress and artist on Falling In Love On The Path To Hell.
- Keanu Reeves' Brzrkr Returns With Marjorie Lu & Garry Brown From Boom
Brzrkr is a comic book series created and written by Keanu Reeves and Matt Kindt, drawn by Ron Garney and published by Boom Studios in 2021. The comic follows an immortal half-human, half-God warrior, known as B or Berzerker, who is cursed and compelled to violence, and so has fought and killed his way through the ages. He now works for the U.S. Government, completing missions too violent and dangerous for anyone else. But since the initial twelve-issue series, his world has expanded. And this appears to be another example of that…
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