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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: While the webcomic version is still available to read (for now), anyone looking for print and digital versions of the comic will have to dig a little more. The digital versions are no longer available from Comixology and while you could probably find the individual issues and the trade paperback in comic stores and from used book sellers, the series is no longer in print. There's been no comment from anyone involved about future reprints.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Long before Fall Out Toy Works' conception, an announcement about a Fall Out Boy comic with Andy and Pete at the helm came from Dabel Brothers along with promotional art for release in late 2008. This comic would have been a two double length issue series with the band as characters in a fictional narrative. Del Ray was also attached to the project, said to be collected edition for bookstores. Sometime later, news came that the project was canned due to Creator/BongoComics (who had previously ran Radioactive Man comics featuring FallOutBoy's namesake and Simpsons side character Fallout Boy) not wanting people getting the comic based on the band mixed up with the comic based on the Simpsons character. People cried foul as Bongo had never released any actual Fallout Boy comics, nobody involved with the production of TheSimpsons or related spinoffs had any legal issues with FallOutBoy up to that point, and while "Fallout Boy" is copyrighted to Matt Groening, "Fall Out Boy" has been copyrighted to the band since its inception. Phew! Turns out the ''real'' reason was that FallOutBoy hadn't actually approved the concept but Dabel Brothers had gone through with announcing it anyways. They countered, claiming FallOutBoy hadn't said anything about rejecting it. Either way, it's not happening.
** Turns out the Del Ray pitch wasn't the only time FallOutBoy had been approached with a comic deal.
** Turns out the Del Ray pitch wasn't the only time FallOutBoy had been approached with a comic deal.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Long before Fall Out Toy Works' conception, an announcement about a Fall Out Boy comic with Andy and Pete at the helm came from Dabel Brothers along with promotional art for release in late 2008. This comic would have been a two double length issue series with the band as characters in a fictional narrative. Del Ray was also attached to the project, said to be collected edition for bookstores. Sometime later, news came that the project was canned due to Creator/BongoComics (who had previously ran Radioactive Man comics featuring FallOutBoy's Music/FallOutBoy's namesake and Simpsons side character Fallout Boy) not wanting people getting the comic based on the band mixed up with the comic based on the Simpsons character. People cried foul as Bongo had never released any actual Fallout Boy comics, nobody involved with the production of TheSimpsons WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons or related spinoffs had any legal issues with FallOutBoy Fall Out Boy up to that point, and while "Fallout Boy" is copyrighted to Matt Groening, "Fall Out Boy" has been copyrighted to the band since its inception. Phew! Turns out the ''real'' reason was that FallOutBoy Fall Out Boy hadn't actually approved the concept but Dabel Brothers had gone through with announcing it anyways. They countered, claiming FallOutBoy Fall Out Boy hadn't said anything about rejecting it. Either way, it's not happening.
** Turns out the Del Ray pitch wasn't the only timeFallOutBoy Fall Out Boy had been approached with a comic deal.
** Turns out the Del Ray pitch wasn't the only time
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Long before Fall Out Toy Works' conception, an announcement about a Fall Out Boy comic came from Del Ray Comics along with promotional art. This comic would have been a one-shot "graphic novel" with the band as characters in a fictional narrative. Sometime later, news came that the project was canned due to Creator/BongoComics (who had previously ran Radioactive Man comics featuring FallOutBoy's namesake and Simpsons side character Fallout Boy) not wanting people getting the comic based on the band mixed up with the comic based on the Simpsons character. People cried foul as Bongo had never released any actual Fallout Boy comics, nobody involved with the production of TheSimpsons or related spinoffs had any legal issues with FallOutBoy up to that point, and while "Fallout Boy" is copyrighted to Matt Groening, "Fall Out Boy" has been copyrighted to the band since its inception. Phew! Turns out the ''real'' reason was that FallOutBoy hadn't actually approved Del Ray's concept but Del Ray had gone through with announcing it anyways. Del Ray countered, claiming FallOutBoy hadn't said anything about rejecting it. Either way, it's not happening.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Long before Fall Out Toy Works' conception, an announcement about a Fall Out Boy comic with Andy and Pete at the helm came from Del Ray Comics Dabel Brothers along with promotional art. art for release in late 2008. This comic would have been a one-shot "graphic novel" two double length issue series with the band as characters in a fictional narrative.narrative. Del Ray was also attached to the project, said to be collected edition for bookstores. Sometime later, news came that the project was canned due to Creator/BongoComics (who had previously ran Radioactive Man comics featuring FallOutBoy's namesake and Simpsons side character Fallout Boy) not wanting people getting the comic based on the band mixed up with the comic based on the Simpsons character. People cried foul as Bongo had never released any actual Fallout Boy comics, nobody involved with the production of TheSimpsons or related spinoffs had any legal issues with FallOutBoy up to that point, and while "Fallout Boy" is copyrighted to Matt Groening, "Fall Out Boy" has been copyrighted to the band since its inception. Phew! Turns out the ''real'' reason was that FallOutBoy hadn't actually approved Del Ray's the concept but Del Ray Dabel Brothers had gone through with announcing it anyways. Del Ray They countered, claiming FallOutBoy hadn't said anything about rejecting it. Either way, it's not happening.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: The casting announcements for the motion comic had:
** Creator/AnnaFaris as Tiffany
** [[Music/FallOutBoy Patrick Stump and Pete Wentz]] as The Toymaker and Crybaby, respectively.
** Jaime King as Gravity Welles.
** Creator/AnnaFaris as Tiffany
** [[Music/FallOutBoy Patrick Stump and Pete Wentz]] as The Toymaker and Crybaby, respectively.
** Jaime King as Gravity Welles.
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* DevelopmentHell: The Fall Out Toy Works motion comic, which received [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gldG6tBTcIQ a trailer]], [[http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=27989 casting announcement, and a set release date]] in 2010...only for it to past without warning without any content being released. The only news of it that came after the intended release date passed was a preview at [=WonderCon=] that was ignored by most FOB fans and a small mention of still being in development in [[http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=44938 a 2013 article]] announcing the production and voice cast ''for a completely unrelated comic''.
* HeyItsThatVoice: The casting announcements for the motion comic had:
** Creator/AnnaFaris as Tiffany
** [[Music/FallOutBoy Patrick Stump and Pete Wentz]] as The Toymaker and Crybaby, respectively.
** Jaime King as Gravity Welles.
* HeyItsThatVoice: The casting announcements for the motion comic had:
** Creator/AnnaFaris as Tiffany
** [[Music/FallOutBoy Patrick Stump and Pete Wentz]] as The Toymaker and Crybaby, respectively.
** Jaime King as Gravity Welles.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Long before Fall Out Toy Works' conception, an announcement about a Fall Out Boy comic came from Del Ray Comics along with promotional art. This comic would have been a one-shot "graphic novel" with the band as characters in a fictional narrative. Sometime later, news came that the project was canned due to Creator/BongoComics (who had previously ran Radioactive Man comics featuring FallOutBoy's namesake and Simpsons side character Fallout Boy) not wanting people getting the comic based on the band mixed up with the comic based on the Simpsons character. People cried foul as Bongo had never released any actual Fallout Boy comics, nobody involved with the production of TheSimpsons or related spinoffs had any legal issues with FallOutBoy up to that point, and while "Fallout Boy" is copyrighted to Matt Groening, "Fall Out Boy" has been copyrighted to the band since its inception. Phew! Turns out the ''real'' reason was that FallOutBoy hadn't actually approved Del Ray's concept but Del Ray had gone through with announcing it anyways. Del Ray countered, claiming FallOutBoy hadn't said anything about rejecting it. Either way, it's not happening.
** Turns out the Del Ray pitch wasn't the only time FallOutBoy had been approached with a comic deal.
** Turns out the Del Ray pitch wasn't the only time FallOutBoy had been approached with a comic deal.
