IDW Publishing has collected the Kim Possible Adventures comics from Disney Adventures, reviving comic Kim just in time for the new live-action movie.
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The adaptation of cartoons to live-action has had a rocky history, but that doesn’t stop Disney’s from trying it with Kim Possible.
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