NEWS

• Warren Ellis accusers launch website detailing victim experiences, resources
• Marvel and ReedPOP launch ‘Marvel Made’ high-end collectible store
• Kirkman says he has no plans for more Walking Dead or Negan comics
• New Rorschach comic on the way from Tom King
• Marvel reveals Dark Ages for Fall 2020
• Second Coming sequel coming
• NBCUniversal launches comics company, with Grant Morrison on first title
• Yojimbo CG show in the works at Netflix
• Marvel posts X of Swords “chapter” covers throughout Thursday then teases Swordbearers of Arakko
• BOOM! Studios launch sci-fi epic ‘Origins’ a new limited series for November 2020
• BOOM! Studios unleashing Keanu Reeves-written BRZRKR #1 in October 2020
• Comic review and news websites lead call to drop Dynamite coverage after the company advertises a Comics Gate product 

Our Top Books of the Week

Dave:

1. Dark Nights: Death Metal #2 (W: Scott Snyder, A: Greg Capullo)
2. Virtually Yours (W: Jeremy Holt, A: Elizabeth Beals)

Forrest:

1. Undone By Blood #4 (W: Zac Thompson, Lonnie Nadler A: Sami Kivela)
2. Giant-Size X-Men: Magneto #1 (W: Jonathan Hickman, A: Ramon Perez)

TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEK

• Dave: Lords Of Empyre Emperor Hulking #1 (W: Anthony Oliveira, Chip Zdarsky, A: Manuel Garcia)
• Forrest: Chu #1 (W: John Layman, A: Dan Boultwood)

JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.

• Dave: Wolverine #3 (Adam Kubert & Greg Hildebrandt)
• Forrest: New Mutants #11 (Flaviano) 

Segment: Interview: Discussing Virtually Yours with creators Jeremy Holt and Elizabeth Beals.

1. How did this project come together, and how long has the project been in the works?

2. How did Virtually Yours end up at Comixology? What made them feel like the right fit for this story?

3. How does the artistic and creative process differ when you know a story is going to be delivered digitally if at all?

4. Is the idea behind Virtually Yours based on any real experiences with dating apps? 

5. How did you approach bringing elements of modernity into the traditional meet cute romance story? Did you start with the characters and then build out the app, or vice versa?

6. What if Virtually Yours gets its own Netflix series - what will the streaming service be called in the real Netflix show?

7. What other media: books, movies, television, etc. informed the making of Virtually Yours?

8. Having been in a physically and emotionally abusive relationship before, I connected with Max, and there are elements of each character that seem so real, too. When crafting a character like these are they amalgams of people you know, or parts of yourself you put into the character?

9. Do you have any ideas for expanding the world of Virtually Yours? What might a sequel look like?

10. What did you want to be when you were little?

11. What comics are you reading now?

Off TOPIC TOP SHELF - Elizabeth Beals: TV show Gentleman Jack and Jeremy Holt: Devs - Animal Crossing