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DC cancels comic book series after writer posts about Charlie Kirk’s death on social media

DC Comics has canceled the just-released “Red Hood” comic book series after author Gretchen Felker-Martin made comments about Charlie Kirk’s death on social media.

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Rumors, Misinformation About Charlie Kirk Killing Rampant on Social Media

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Ole Miss fires employee over social media post following death of Charlie Kirk

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Charlie Kirk Was Shot and Killed in a Post-Content-Moderation World

Minutes after conservative political activist Charlie Kirk was shot yesterday at a speaking engagement at Utah Valley University, jarring videos of the incident began circulating on apps like TikTok,...

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Thousands of miles from the Charlie Kirk shooting, RI college students shocked by the violence

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Videos of Charlie Kirk’s Shooting Spread Rapidly on Social Media

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Dangerous Conspiracies Already Swirling About Charlie Kirk’s Death

Authorities have not yet captured a possible suspect for Kirk’s assassination, and have released only a few details about the suspect’s age and what weapon they used.

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Charlie Kirk shot: Political activist dies

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Charlie Kirk, Right-Wing Activist and Media Personality, Dead After Utah Shooting

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Big Brother 27 reveals whimsical comic makeovers featured in upcoming BB comics contest

With the return of the cherished BB Comics segment, producers of Big Brother 27 continue to inject the game with amusing innovation.

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'Red Hood' comic series canceled by DC comics after first issue

DC Comics has canceled its ’Red Hood’ comic series after the release of the first issue, halting all future publications of the Batman spin-off.

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'Super Funny' comic Nate Jackson declares that's 'a wrap' on cancel culture, phenomenon is over

Comedian Nate Jackson, whose Netflix special "Super Funny" hit the top three, said he believes cancel culture in comedy is ending as audiences simply choose entertainment they enjoy.

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Now Diamond Comics, the Debtor Is Suing All The Comic Book Publishers

Diamond Debtors are suing comic publishers in alphabetical order, starting with Ablaze, Action Lab, AfterShock, Alien and American Mythology