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Who Is Blockbuster? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Blockbuster (DC Comics): The genre literal for blockbuster or action stories. He was called upon by Kevin Thorn for inspiration and then used to protect him from Snow, Bigby,

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Blockbuster is a DC Comics comic book character, with over 8 comic issue appearances. The genre literal for blockbuster or action stories. He was called upon by Kevin Thorn for inspiration and then used to protect him from Snow, Bigby, the Page Sisters, and Mr. Revise.

Who is Blockbuster?

Blockbuster, a dimwitted, musclebound commando who can sense when explosions happen. He resembles Arnold Schwarzenegger. He was called upon by Kevin Thorn who was under the influence of Writer's Block . However, he still found even with the genres here, that they were boring. Bigby, Snow , Gary , and Mister Revise; along with the Page Sisters, had come to stop him from doing further damage to reality. Kevin sent the Genres, including Blockbuster to guard his house and fight off the others. Bigby , who had been put through much humiliation and transformed into a girl to further it, lost his patience. While Robin , Priscilla , and Hillary fought off the others, he snuck around trees and killed all the Genres.

Key facts

Blockbuster is of god/eternal origin and first appeared in "The Great Fables Crossover, Part 3 of 9: Start as Deep in the Story As You Can". The character is published by DC Comics. With 8 recorded issue appearances, Blockbuster ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Blockbuster?

The genre literal for blockbuster or action stories. He was called upon by Kevin Thorn for inspiration and then used to protect him from Snow, Bigby, the Page Sisters, and Mr. Revise.

When did Blockbuster first appear?

Blockbuster first appeared in "The Great Fables Crossover, Part 3 of 9: Start as Deep in the Story As You Can".

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