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Hey, buddy. Did you miss the big news? The Do Boys are doing a comic book. That's right.

Do Boys, the comic book, Mitch and Weiger Chew America. Crisis on Infinite

Gerts is coming soon. And you can pre-order it right now at BRKids.com. Each Doe Boys comic comes

with a toy pack. That's a random Mitch or random Weiger. You don't get to choose, but you do get to

choose what you want to do with it.

Wink.

These comics are legitimately the most excited we've been about something at Do Boys in a while.

The writer Alex Fierer and the artist Fred C. Stressing have done an incredible job.

I mean, just look at this thing.

You can see some of these pages here. And hey, I know somebody who's already enjoying it. It's a really, really cool thing

that exists, that you can own. And we'd love it if you would order yourself a copy. So go to

BRKids.com. Check out DoBoys, the comic book. We'll see in the funny pages.

The not-so-funny pages.

I would gladly give all I have written to have composed something like the Hebrides

overture. This was Johannes Brahms, himself one of history's great composers,

referencing the work of his fellow German romanticist, Felix Mendelssohn. While he passed away at the age of

just 38, Mendelssohn left behind a towering musical library, although some of his early pieces

are believed to have been composed by his sister, Fannie Mendelssohn under an assumed name.

And while Felix's best-known work is no doubt his 1842 Wedding March, still widely in use today,

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