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Released today: Multiversus: Collision Detected #1
Collision Detected is a tie-in comic miniseries for the Smash-like video game Multiversus, which features Finn and Jake along with many other Warner-owned characters. There aren't any Adventure Time characters in this first issue, except for the cover art.
Release date: 18th September 2024
Written by: Bryan Q. Miller
Illustrated by: Jon Sommariva
Publisher: DC Comics
Retail price: $5
(via Canal killings: Bryan Miller's 'zombie hunter' persona raised in court)
The story behind Bryan Miller's notorious "Zombie Hunter" persona surfaced in court Wednesday, as Miller's attorneys fight to spare the convicted double murderer from the death penalty.
Before his arrest in 2015, Miller would regularly dress up as the character, appearing at events around Phoenix in his signature helmet, mask and goggles, carrying a large fake gun and driving his modified police car spattered with faux blood.
He would attend comic conventions and other fandom-related events as the Zombie Hunter, building a reputation within the tight-knit costuming community.
Now Miller is facing the prospect of a death sentence, after being convicted last month of murdering Angela Brosso in 1992 and Melanie Bernas in 1993.
The brutal murders of the two young women, randomly attacked as they cycled along Phoenix canals, shocked the city when they occurred 30 years ago. Both young women were stabbed fatally in the back before being mutilated and sexually assaulted as or after they died.
The case ran cold for two decades before Miller was arrested in 2015, following a forensic breakthrough in which detectives matched his DNA to samples at the crime scenes.
somewhat wild murder trial going in up in Phoenix...
Saw your thread on Damian writers on twitter, any thoughts on Patrick Gleason (Robin: Son of Batman) and Bryan Q Miller (Stephanie Brown Batgirl)'s takes on him? As I recall the Born to Kill arc was cowritten by Tomasi and Gleason, when comparing the difference between that and Tomasi writing Damian solo I wonder if that's what it is.
Haven’t read Gleason’s solo work with him (I think Tomasi wrote Born To Kill on his own and it became a team effort with the two of them over time), Miller from what I’ve seen was fine enough for Damian in a supporting role.
im,,,,,, Scared
lol when Millers’s name got called he went first to his buddy Jackson (I told yall something was going on there), then his dad and Bryan doesn’t even get a look in, fuck you and your shit relationship hahahah
