In 2020’s 100% Wolf Freddy Lupin (Ilai Swindells) is disappointed, and banished, following his first ever moonlight transformation not into a werewolf but into a werepoodle. Shunned by his family, who believe he is cursed for losing a valuable relic years before, Freedy makes new friends on the streets and in the dog pound of the nearby town finding common ground with dogs (who apparently, for some reason, don’t normally get along with werewolves).
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The “Pilot” episode of R.J. Decker feels every bit a mid-season replacement that was taken out of the oven a bit too soon. A bit overstuffed, the episode introduces us to former news photographer R.J. Decker (a scruffy Scott Speedman) who is sent to jail after attacking an influential rich man’s son attempting to rob him. His trip to the big house is hastened by the the man’s sister Emi (Jaina Lee Ortiz) whose perjury seals the deal. Although all of this is referred to, the only pieces we see on-screen are RJ’s last day in court, sleeping with Emi, and seeing her testimony send him off to prison.
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In an episode that features neither Trevor Slattery (Ben Kingsley) nor Simon Williams (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II), the standalone episode “Doorman” offers the reason why an actor with super-powers would want to keep them secret by offering the tragedy of DeMarr Davis (Byron Bowers).
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Heading into the next issue’s main event, which has already been reported to hand over the title from Hal Jordan to Kyle Rayner, meaning I’ll be giving this comic a wide birth for likely quite a long time, Green Lantern #32 offers a look at what might have been with Hal and Carol spending a night together in Paris with his plans to propose interrupted by a robbery by Cupid and separate quests for both characters pushing them, again, in different directions.
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Scooby Sunday takes us back to Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! for another mystery involving some meddling kids and their talking dog. Headed to visit their friend Arlene (Janet Waldo) in Salem on Halloween, something only Mystery, Inc. would do, the gang runs into a new mystery involving the apparent return of Arlene’s notorious ancestor, the witch Milissa Wilcox, who a mob of superstitious locals believe has possessed Arlene.
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