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Detective Chimp made his debut in a 1952 story which explains how he began solving crimes and sets up the backstory for his future adventures
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The Day That Jerry Lewis Towered Over Guardians Of The Galaxy And Star Wars – Sunday Trending Topics
It was a busy and varied weekend in the friendly confines of the Bleeding Cool Universe, with lots of wondrous and imaginative stuff happening on both the comics and film sides, and… the Twilight Zone intro popped into my head just now, but never mind that for the moment, because the weekend was led — by a rather amazing margin — by a post about a lost Jerry Lewis film.
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Perhaps the lost film of the last 50 years, The Day The Clown Cried was directed by its star, Jerry Lewis, way back in 1972. It's the story of a clown in a Nazi concentration camp and is most notorious for the last scene of its screenplay, and presumably of the film as shot.
Guardians Of The Galaxy Set Pictures: Nova Corps And Other Aliens On The Run
Shooting for James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy took place on London's Millennium Bridge this morning.
Some Star Wars Fans Threw Their Toys Out Of The Pram At D23 Yesterday, But They're Wrong
At the start of yesterday's D23 presentation for Disney's live action films, the studio's chairman Alan Horn made some effort to welcome Lucasfilm into the Mouse's family.
Most-Read Comic Stories Sunday:
Lots of positive coverage. But it looks like it just wasn't enough.
Brian Hibbs Quits ComicsPRO Over Relationship With DC Comics
In an article in which Brian Hibbs directly addressed issues with DC's Villains Month, he also wrote in the comments, regarding his membership of comics retailer advocacy group, ComicsPRO. Over the fact that he doesn't entirely see it as a comics retailer advocacy group anymore. He writes;
Injustice Gods Among Us, Having Its Cake, Eating It, Then Making Us Go On A Diet
There are lots of spoilers for Injustice: Gods Among Us #30 by Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo in this post. I'd recommend you go away and read it, then come back. Odds are, you'll like it. I did. But there's… stuff.
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