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Ridley Scott's 'Modville' graphic novel debuts during a tough time for comics. Can it survive?

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A graphic novel backed by Ridley Scott is launching during a topsy-turvy time for the industry.

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REVIEW: The Thieves got off to a flying start under the baton of Ridley Scott. The story of the con artists perfectly combines humor and drama

Two desperate men with fake DEA badges rob drug dealers until one day they stumble. The new crime series Thieves, based on the novel by Dennis Tafoya, shows that sometimes even the best-laid plans just mean postponing the inevitable. Apple TV+ is betting on a fair dose of dirt, a character duo and an atmosphere where there is no room for a happy ending.

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Ridley Scott's 'Modville' graphic novel debuts during a tough time for comics. Can it survive?

A graphic novel backed by Ridley Scott is launching during a topsy-turvy time for the industry.

·Los Angeles, United States
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