Review: "Seekers of the Weird" #1 delves into Disney's darker side as Marvel debuts new comic filled with curiosities

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In the shadowy corridors of a Disney attraction inspired by Seekers of the Weird, two adventurers stand before a skull-adorned door; one grips an axe while the other lights their way with a candle, evoking that spine-tingling thrill found in Disney’s darkest-themed experiences.

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  1. Jeff Lynch

    I hate reading and books to me are lame, but I like this idea. I just wish it was a game or something. Why make a book in 2014?

    1. Noah Blake

      Because comics are more popular now then they ever have been?

    2. Daniel

      Can we pause to consider the redundancy of this comment. Every Disney film and theme park attraction since Snow White has had their roots or has been inspired from….books. I dont think Universal’s Harry Potter Expansion would be happening without the raw imagination of JK Rowling. As a great man once said..

      “There is more treasure in books than in all the pirates’ loot on Treasure Island and best of all, you can enjoy these riches every day of your life.”
      Walt Disney

  2. Eric B. Freeman

    You know, I would be delighted if Marvel would create a comic book story about the Marvel superheros who enters the world of Disney franchises. What would you think about that?

  3. JEANY SANCHEZ

    that book is lame and I don’t like it! I think that Kingdom Keepers is better!

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