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DC’s virtual FanDome event debuted this weekend with a bunch of teasers from upcoming DC properties in comics, movies, television, and video games. The next FanDome day is Saturday, September 12, and it looks like it will be a little bit more panel heavy with a wider choice of things to check out. Being in a global pandemic means a lot of things, but for the comic book and pop culture world, that means that we haven’t had any conventions this year, and we might not have them next year. So this was a pretty good way to give us fans the content we’ve been craving, especially when there isn’t much else to do. Was it kinda corny? Yes. But there weren’t any fans walking up to mics and asking stupid questions. So it was a good payoff. I’m gonna break down some of the highlights from the day. From the movies, to the games, and the thing that spawned them all: the comics. Milestone Returns Surprisingly, we didn’t get a lot of straight-up comics content. But one of the things we did get, made up for that. At least for me. There’s no doubt about it anymore: Milestone is officially back. I wrote about the initial teaser announcement last month, but I was still cautiously optimistic about whether anything would ever come of it. But pretty soon, we’re gonna get to read new stories from Static, Icon, Rocket, and many more. I couldn’t be happier. The Milestone panel wasn’t formerly announced or advertised. It was in a “surprise” slot on the schedule. I think that ultimate…
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