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"Ghostbusters: Back in Town #1" Greg Pak and David M. Booher Blue Delliquanti: Mildred Louis Jimmy Betancourt March 27, 2024 [11] 2 "Ghostbusters: Back in Town #2" David M. Booher April 24, 2024 [12] 3 "Ghostbusters: Back in Town #3" May 29, 2024 [13] 4 "Ghostbusters: Back in Town #4" Cris Peter June 26, 2024 [14]
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Merchandise based directly on the film did not initially sell well until The Real Ghostbusters, which on its own helped generate up to $200 million in revenue in 1988, the same year the Ghostbusters proton pack was the most popular toy in the United Kingdom. [142] [139] A successful Ghostbusters video game was released alongside the film. [143]
The first 12 issues were published as a trade paperback called Ghostbusters: Spectral Shenanigans Volume 1 in November 2018, with the rest in Volume 2 in November 2019. From February 2013 through September 2014, after a hiatus for the "Mars Attacks Real Ghostbusters" one shot, IDW published a new ongoing series at first titled The New ...
The success of the series launched a sequel—Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Ghostbusters 2—three years later, with an accompanying assortment of action figures blending the Turtles' and the Ghostbusters' physical features. [165] [166] Ghostbusters: Back in Town, a limited comic book series, is set to be published in 2024 by Dark Horse Comics.
Speaking of OGs — the film is largely and undeniably a tribute to the fourth member of the original Ghostbusters (1984) and Ghostbusters II (1989) crew: the late, great Harold Ramis, who so ...
In total, Ghostbusters II earned $112.5 million in North America, less than half that of the original's revenue, [94] [105] making it the seventh-highest-grossing film of the year, behind Back to the Future Part II ($118.4 million), Lethal Weapon 2 ($147.3 million), Honey, I Shrunk the Kids ($130.7 million), Look Who's Talking ($140.1 million ...
IDW Publishing's editor-in-chief John Barber said “1984 was a seismic shift for entertainment, the year that launched both Transformers and Ghostbusters. Back then, Little John Barber was right there for Transformers and a little scared of Ghostbusters—but now, I'm a bit braver and can't wait to see the two worlds collide.” [3]