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Biden Considering Destroying, Rebuilding Texas Elementary School: Official
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A makeshift memorial at Robb Elementary School is filled with flowers, toys, signs, and crosses bearing the names of all 21 victims of the mass shooting that occurred on May 24, in Uvalde, Texas, on May 27, 2022. (Charlotte Cuthbertson/The Epoch Times)
A Texas state senator revealed that President Joe Biden is considering destroying and rebuilding Robb Elementary School—the site of the May 24 mass shooting that left 19 children and two teachers dead.
After Biden visited Uvalde, where the school is located, state Sen. Roland Gutierrez, who represents the town, said Biden suggested that the school be torn down.
"He said, 'I'm not going away. I'm going to bring you resources. We're going to look to raze that school, build a new one,'" the official told KSAT-TV. "I can't tell you how many little children that I've talked to that don't want to go into that building. They're just traumatized. They're just destroyed," he added.
After the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, which left 26 dead, officials tore down that building and rebuilt it. There was also consideration to raze and replace Columbine High School in 2019—about 20 years after the mass shooting that left 13 dead—because of what officials said was a "morbid fascination" with two mass shooters.
Last year, the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, Texas, voted to tear down the church after a gunman went on a rampage in 2017, killing at least 26 people, KENS reported.
"This is a community that is going to need therapy. There is one psychiatrist in Uvalde, very few mental health therapists. We're going to change that. It is a must," Gutierrez also told KSAT over the weekend.
During his visit Sunday, Biden and First Lady Jill Biden visited a memorial and met with the parents of victims before returning to Washington. He did not make any public remarks.
President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden pay their respects at a makeshift memorial outside of Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, on May 29, 2022. (Mandel Ngan/AFP via Getty Images)
A day before that, Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, in separate speaking events, suggested that they would back more gun control measures. Harris said that there needs to be an "assault weapons ban," although she did not specify what constitutes an assault weapon, as some Democrats have proposed bills in recent months that would ban nearly all semiautomatic rifles.
On May 24, 18-year-old Salvador Ramos entered Robb Elementary School and shot and killed 19 children and two adults. Officials recently said that police waited more than an hour before entering the building to stop the assailant, who was eventually killed by a Customs and Border Protection agent.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) confirmed that it would review how law enforcement dealt with the shooting amid public comments from officials suggesting responding police delayed their response to Ramos' rampage. Uvalde Mayor Don McLaughlin made the request, according to the department.
"The goal of the review is to provide an independent account of law enforcement actions and responses that day, and to identify lessons learned and best practices to help first responders prepare for and respond to active shooter events," DOJ spokesman Anthony Coley said in a statement on Sunday.
The DOJ's Office of Community Oriented Policing will review the response and will publish a report, the agency said. It's not clear when the report will be released, however, or what it will entail.


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Scott Edward Walker's sponsor post, Top 10 reasons why entrepreneurs hate lawyers, created a lot of awesome discussion about startup lawyers. See the comments to that post and the comments to Bram Cohen's follow-up, "Lawyers can't tell you you can't do something".
Scott's post also generated a lot of positive comments from lawyers who blog, tweet, and comment. So let's start a list of "social" startup lawyers: lawyers who blog, tweet, Facebook, etc.
Here's a first draft, in alphabetical order, including a link to the comments they left on Bram and Scott's posts. I've included info on how I know each one.
Matt Bartus (comment). Matt Mullenweg (Automattic's founder) works with him and introduced us. Matt Bartus is sponsoring Venture Hacks in a few weeks.
George Grellas (comment). George has lots of good advice on his website and he's active on Hacker News.
Rob Hyndman (Toronto) (comment). Rob has left a lot of comments on Venture Hacks if I remember correctly.
Antone Johnson (comment). I really liked his comment and Twitter bio.
Nathan Roach (IP focus) (comment). Former programmer — always a bonus.
Yokum Taku (comment). Yokum's blog is one of the best startup law resources on the web.
Scott Edward Walker. The sponsor who started this all.
Update: Giff Constable has his own list of Great startup lawyers.
Update 2: See the comments for more recommendations, including my legal friend Andre Gharakhanian.
Update 3: Mark Suster and True Ventures also have their own lists.
I've never met any of the lawyers on this list in person — except Yokum, who I've met once. That's the way it usually goes with startup lawyers. You meet them once and then phone/email them for the next few years.
Obviously, a startup lawyer doesn't need to be social to be good. Venture Hacks works with Jorge del Calvo and Tom Thomas. Neither one is social and they both rock.
Please add your favorite startup-focused lawyers in the comments. They can be social or not — but tell us why you like them, e.g. have you worked with them? And if you're a startup lawyer, feel free to add yourself — especially if you're social.
I would add Jeffrey W. Rose and Steve Goldstein to this list. We've used them both through various stages of starting up our company and both are excellent!
Raj Jha at Smithline JHA is awesome (http://www.smithlinejha.com/). They specialize in transactional law – partnership agreements, contracts, ToS, etc. and have a subscription pricing model based on the number of transactions they will work on in a given month, so you end up spending a lot less than with hourly billing.
I've worked with Rob Hyndman for several years. I can vouch for him. He is the first lawyer I've worked with whose invoices relate to the value of work done.
I would add Tom Rosedale to this list from http://www.brllawgroup.com. He is the best start-up and entrepreneurial lawyer I know. From experience with his homes companies, to VC deals of all sizes and on both sides he has been very helpful for me.
The best I've experienced are Joyce Colson and Rob Quinn of the firm Colson-Quinn in Boulder Colorado. Their focus is on new ventures and small businesses, and I regularly endorse them, because they have real world experience in the legal challenges a new ventures faces, both out of the court room and in the court room. They offer practical advice from a perspective of not only having created the legal construct hundreds of time but also having had to defend their work in court. Thus, their perspective is not just academic or transactional but also is influenced by the notion of having to stand up in court. For my money, there are no better attorneys for a start-up!
My favorite startup lawyer so far would be Andre Gharakhanian from http://www.siliconlegal.com. I am one of the cheapest people on Earth, yet somehow I pay Andre's invoices with a smile. I recommend him whenever anyone asks. He just maintains a super high level of customer service and manages to take care of our issues with minimal hassle.
@witold – We use Andre too, and he's worked with a lot of our friends. Many of our investors started using him after seeing how inexpensive and awesome he was. I'm surprised he wasn't the first on the list.
I was just going to mention Silicon Legal as well.
Both Raffy and I went up and down the peninsula on an attorney interview spree back in September, and Andre was the last one we met with. I loved him immediately (must have been the blazer and graphic t-shirt he had on) and haven't looked back since.
SLS did all our incorporation and A round work, but they also whipped up a beta test legal disclaimer for our site, which requires their detailed understanding of our offering. This isn't your average law firm — they really understand what it takes to navigate the software startup space.
If you are a startup, and are looking for solid, quality work by a sharp set of people, you'd do well to give them a holler!
I'm glad to see Scott Edward Walker on this list! I highly recommend him to any and all entrepreneurs. His expertise is in the representation of entrepreneurs and in your first conversation with him you immediately can see what sets him apart from others – he's genuine in wanting to help, patient, extremely knowledgeable (especially when it comes to issues that entrepreneurs deal with), affordable (very important especially when you're a startup!) and efficient. I'm a fan of his blog http://walkercorporatelaw.com/blog/ & his Ask the Attorney column in VentureBeat.
Sumaya – Many thanks for your kind words (and for referencing my blog/VentureBeat). It's to work with exciting clients like you that I moved out here to California.
Nivi – Great job pulling this list together. Hopefully, it will continue to grow.
We also use Andre Gharakhanian. I couldn't recommend him more highly. He's very affordable, extremely prompt, and incredibly knowledgeable on all things startups. Silicon Legal Strategy has been the perfect solution for us.
Great post and helpful links. I am a startup/venture capital attorney in Austin with Andrews Kurth and I blog at http://www.nickducoff.com. I also tweet at @nickducoff.
There are two great start-up IP/Business lawyers here in St. Louis that have a very attractive rate schedule for their levels of expertise and high-end experience. They are the BrickHouse Law Group (www.brickhouselaw.com).
Check @PeteSalsich and @GeoffGerber for Tweets.
Great post and helpful links. I am a startup/venture capital attorney in Seattle with Davis Wright Tremaine LLP and I blog at http://www.startupcompanylawblog.com. I also tweet at @joewallin.
Great idea for a post — and the comments are particularly helpful. Thanks for the shout-out from Anthony Martin — he's a privacy law expert who can be helpful for start-ups who need to make sure they have all their privacy issues addressed up front. My partner Geoff Gerber and I will be launching a new blog in about a week. It will be called The Anchor Plate — http://www.anchorplateip.com — and will focus on IP issues and law practice — including fixed fees, etc. We tweet under @PeteSalsich and @GeoffGerber.
I also want to highlight another great law/start-up resource in St. Louis. Scott Levine at AEGIS Professional Services (http://www.aegisps.com) (@scottlevinejd) Scott is a corporate attorney with a heavy focus on start-ups — including a complete package of creating organizing documentation, business plan consulting and capital sourcing. We had a great meeting introducing him to a client today and look forward to many more.
In my very early and scary days, the education pumped out by these two helped me tremendously, although I've never used them for legal work.
Both use Twitter and their blogs very well with original content to inform the uninformed entrepreneur.
I second the recommendation for Rob Dang at Fortis GC. They're consistent, reliable, affordable, and absolutely a pleasure to work with. I highly recommend them for tech companies that are just starting out or who have been around for quite some time. From basic legal matters to financing and contract negotiations, Rob is awesome.
I'm an attorney handling business law for tech and creative professionals, aiming in particular at helping bootstrapping teams and freelancers. I'm licensed in Florida and soon to be in New York, with co-counsel in California and elsewhere.
I blog at http://notmylawyer.com with legal information for tech entrepreneurs. I'll be starting up my podcast up soon, and my first episode is already available on iTunes. I'm @jesselamb and @notmylawyer on twitter. Even if I can't be your lawyer I love talking to entrepreneurs. Hit me up with your questions!
The list is a great idea. Thanks for the mention, and I'd like to suggest one more way for startups to find a great lawyer: ask the list who they've "faced off" against and respect. I'm in Texas but there are plenty of good attorneys I've encountered nationwide who have proven their capability on the other side of the table. You learn a great deal about your opponents' ethics, personality, and capabilities after a long series of negotiations or at the end of protracted litigation. When I run into a situation where a prospective client needs "local counsel" outside my area or when I'm unable to assist because of a conflict, my first thoughts turn to those who I've gone up against in the past.
In Boston I like VC Ready Law guys (http://www.vcreadylaw.com/). Ben and Michael are down to earth, seem to take feedback from entrepreneurs to heart, and are putting it in action. Both have great "pedigree" with experience to match without being afflicted by the usual lawyer know-it-all disease.
Great to see Yokum Taku get the credit he deserves. He was well-respected at WSGR when I was there a decade ago; no doubt his game has improved since then, and his blog is a valuable resource.
Great idea and very useful I am sure.
Any thoughts on creating an international list?
My name is Justin Copeland and my law firm, The Copeland Law Firm PC, is based out of Austin, TX. We handle a variety of startup, IP, securities, M&A, and other transactional issues. We offer up front flat fee quotes and deferred fees on many transactional services. I'm a former entrepreneur and programmer (I still dabble a bit in ruby and cocoa) turned business lawyer. We offer a free consultation and love talking to entrepreneurs, so give us a call or email anytime.
Yep, Rob Dang at "Fortis General Counsel LLP" is your man in the Bay Area if you're looking for a startup lawyer and gaming partner (as per my cofounder's comments before me).
If you're in Toronto, Glenn Rumbell at "Ross Rumbell Venture Law" has also provided me with great work on multiple occasion in Toronto.
Rob Hyndman is of course a known entity in the startup circles here. Rob is also a great guy. I hardly have to post anything about that guy.
I'm a big fan of Dan Friedland @ Orrick (dfriedland@orrick.com) in the LA area….
My clients are startup and early-stage companies – many located in the Bay Area.
Their questions and experiences are the starting point for most of my posts on The High-touch Legal Services Blog and tweets (@danashultz).
I am pleased that, near as I can tell, I have none of the ten characteristics that make entrepreneurs hate lawyers.
More social links on LinkedIn (http://www.linkedin.com/in/danashultz) and Avvo (http://www.avvo.com/attorneys/94611-ca-dana-shultz-239301.html).
Documents pertaining to social lawyers on my blog's Downloads page: "Lawyers and Social Media: Ten Tips for Online Marketing Success" and "Lawyers, Social Media and Disclaimers".
There is another great legal resource for California based tech startups–it is a confidential legal question and answer service that is geared toward startups and tech companies and it just launched. It is a new way for startups and tech companies to find the right lawyers for their needs.
It allows companies to submit confidential legal questions to multiple lawyers simultaneously on typical company issues such as IP, corporate, employment, etc. The answers companies receive will allow the companies to more effectively compare and evaluate lawyers before actually deciding to hire them. It is called Law Pivot (http://www.lawpivot.com).
As far as tech startups and other startups in the Austin, TX, area, I'd have to recommend Stanfield & Hiserodt (http://www.sbhpllc.com/). Their rates are sensitive to the situation many new business owners are in, and it's been my experience that they're well-rounded enough to be your law firm throughout all the stages of a company's growth. Good guys.
I have to recommend my friend Douglas Choi at http://tangolaw.com – early stage startup lawyer, has IPO experience, charges much less than traditional SF Bay/Seattle firms… Highly recommended.
I am the Chairman and CEO of Basho Technologies, Inc. We started the company in Jan. 2008 and have managed to not only survive, but thrive through the downturn in late 2008 and through the economic challenges since. Our attorney is John Chory at Wilmer Hale in Waltham MA. I got to know John when I was EVP at Akamai Tech where John was with Hale & Dorr and was Akamai's attorney from the start of that company.
John is an extraordinarily good attorney and a better person. Graduated from Westpoint so he is organized and crisp. Been guiding start ups through legal matters for a very long time, and he is a person with compassion for his clients. We have been fortunate to have John as our counsel since we started Basho. He has been such a valuable resource for the company.
I am a proud attorney in the wonderful Venture Capital and Emerging Growth practice group at Connolly Bove Lodge & Hutz LLP (www.cblh.com), and Manager of Business Development for the Firm.
In my practice, I work with emerging growth companies and private equity and venture capital investors, helping them to build businesses, structure deals, and plan for growth over multiple rounds of funding and to maximize shareholder wealth.
It would be great if you could list these lawyers by city.


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Stories Behind the Headstones | Lilydale & District Historical Society Inc.Lilydale Historical2019-11-16T04:48:47+00:00
For many years, the society has conducted successful tours of the Lilydale Cemetery. Members have produced booklets and provided a fascinating insight into the families who called the Lilydale district home. The society has drawn on its own extensive archives and the copy of the Lilydale Burial Registered which the Lilydale Cemetery Trust allowed us to copy many years ago.
Stories Behind the Headstones is our extension of this work and is part of our drive to allow the wider public to learn more about the families and, where possible make their own contribution to the stories of their own ancestors.
This project generously funded by the Shire of Yarra Ranges Grants for Community: Arts & Heritage Development, lists alphabetically all the people buried at Lilydale Cemetery from its establishment in 1861 through to 1931 who have headstones.
With each headstone we have included:
* an image of the headstone
* the interment information as listed in the Burial Register.
* the headstone's inscription
* links (if any), image details
* Biography, obituary and/or burial notices if available.
* references listing the source of the information so people can do their own further research.
Our job has not been to correct any inconsistences such as in spelling and information but rather record it as it is so checks can be made later – that is another project for the future. Often there were discrepancies between what is recorded on the headstone and that of the Burial Register but we have left both as recorded.
Where there have been more interments than shown on the headstone, we have included all interments as recorded in the Burial Register.
This project is still a work in progress and will be completed shortly by which time the stories behind the 400 plus headstones will be available on line.
It is impossible to thank all the volunteers who tirelessly researched each family using all the resources we had available to us. For the volunteers there was a bonus for them in that they learned more about the depth of material the society holds and gained new skills such as searching the internet, Trove and other on line collections.
There is one group we have to specially thank and that is the Victorian Genealogical Society who so kindly did a special digital copy of their Lilydale Cemetery microfich. Being searchable it made our task so much easier as the volunteers will attest to.
The society invites everyone who has additional information about or photographs of the families in our headstones project to please contact us and we will add that information to the appropriate family.
We can be contacted at: info@lilydalehistorical.com.au or use our inquiry form.
To access the stories, simply click on the alphabetical links below.

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Every month a new series of apps is introduced and us, the consumers are left confused to as which app is the best and why we should use it. With so much new technology being invented so rapidly, new apps designed to make our mobile using experience better and our lives connected to it be more beneficial from it. It's difficult to usurp the best of the best but if you're getting bored with what you've got and want to try something new, check out the best new Android apps from the last month!
1) DLive
DLive is a new video streaming app. The service isn't new and it has over 500,000 active users currently. It uses blockchain to stream videos rather than traditional methods. Creators also earn money in the form of cryptocurrency instead of ad revenue. The service seems skewed toward gaming over other types of content. However, there are other types of content there as well. It's something a little bit different from the norm and videos seem to stream pretty well. The app is currently free with no in-app purchases.
2) Driving Detective
Driving Detective is a driving safety app. It detects when you are in a moving vehicle. The app then puts your device in Do Not Disturb mode and silences notifications. That way you can focus on driving instead of whoever is texting you. The app's UI is simple with only a few options to choose from. Thankfully, you don't need a ton of options to make it work. It disengages its control once you have walked a bit away from the car. It's entirely free to use. There is the occasional bug, but nothing too worrisome here.
3) Google Podcasts
Google Podcasts is what the name says. It's Google's new podcast app. Its the company's first standalone service for podcasts. It does the basics, including subscriptions, skip controls, syncing, and various discovery and recommendation features. This app also comes with Google Assistant support. This is a young app and it definitely has a few issues that seem to bother quite a few folks. However, we expect this to improve over time. It'll be good eventually. For now, we recommend sticking to your current podcast app.
4) Intra
Intra is an interesting new security app. It really only has one function. The app tells you when your DNS queries are protected or unprotected. It features support for public DNS services like Cloudflare and Google DNS. Additionally, it supports geocoding and some additional data gathering. It's a free app with no in-app purchases or ads for right now. However, this is really only useful for those with a serious interest in this kind of stuff. It doesn't really help at all with normal, every day activities.
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YouTube Music launched to the public this week. The new music streaming service centers around the YouTube experience rather than just streaming audio. It boasts a ton of songs, direct and completely integration with YouTube, and more. The app UI is a little basic and the idea is a little derivative. Most people elected to stick with Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play Music, etc until this matures a little bit and we don't blame them. It should improve over the next several months and years. We hope the improvement is rather massive. It's good, but not great.
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Buckcherry's Keith Nelson Calls Out U2 Over Free Album
Buckcherry guitarist Keith Nelson has a bone to pick with U2 over their decision to release their new album for free.
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Buckcherry Rage On in 'Wrath' Video
Buckcherry set up their very own fight club in the new video for 'Wrath,' the latest offering from the band's sixth studio disc 'Confessions.' The album is inspired by the seven deadly sins and assorted events that occurred throughout frontman Josh To…
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Buckcherry Part Ways With Longtime Bassist Jimmy Ashhurst
Buckcherry's lineup is losing a familiar face as the band has announced they have parted ways with longtime bassist Jimmy Ashhurst. The group revealed the news after receiving repeated queries from fans as to why the musician had not been present at recent shows.
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Buckcherry's highly anticipated 'Confessions' album arrives today, but the band is giving fans a chance to take a listen to the disc before picking it up. The group is currently streaming the disc online at Noisecreep and it can be heard here.
2013 'Rock on the Range' Lineup Announced: Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, & More!
It's official and it's gonna be BIG! The 2013 Rock on the Range Festival will rock Columbus, Ohio, May 17-19, and this morning they have announced the entire lineup:
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Buckcherry Unleash 'Gluttony' Video
Buckcherry have been singing about excess with their new single, 'Gluttony,' and now they're sharing a visual representation of the sin with their latest music video.
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We recently reported that Buckcherry unleashed their brand new single 'Gluttony' off of their forthcoming album 'Confessions.' The band is now offering a free download of the track for today (Dec. 10) only.
Buckcherry Unleash New Single 'Gluttony' Off Upcoming Album 'Confessions'
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Gibson has plans to sell NFTs of its iconic guitars, suggests new trademark filings
Why buy guitars when you can buy guitar NFTs?
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Gibson could be entering the NFT fray, as the guitar-making giant recently disclosed to the federal trademark office that it intends to sell NFTs involving images of its Les Paul, Flying V, Thunderbird and other guitars.
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According to documents seen by Billboard, Gibson Brands Inc. applied for trademark registrations covering the "uniquely shaped body" of six of its famous guitars: the Les Paul, Flying V, Thunderbird, SG, Explorer, and either the ES-330 or ES-335. Additional applications include the shape of a guitar's headstock and a truss rod cover.
The company had allegedly told the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office that it plans to use them to sell "multimedia files" that are authenticated by NFTs.
The trademark applications, which were made on 14 January, revealed little about Gibson's plans. They were filed as 'intent-to-use' applications, which as the term suggests, is a declaration of future intent to use the mark.
In other words, while Gibson has not yet launched any of its guitar NFT products, they should likely do so in the future.
Nevertheless, Gibson will hardly be the first to hop on the NFT hype train. Just last November, electric guitar maker ESP launched its first set of limited edition guitar NFTs at $100 each. Artists like Nas, The Weeknd, Grimes and Eminem have also debuted their own NFTs over the past year.


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Hulu Releases 'Marvel's Runaways' Trailer, Screens First Episode at New York Comic Con
Emily Aslanian October 6, 2017, 10:08 pm
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Rhenzy Feliz, Allegra Acosta, Ariela Barer and Lyrica Okano of Hulu's 'Marvel's Runaways' pose for a portrait during the 2017 Summer Television Critics Association Press Tour at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on July 27, 2017 in Beverly Hills, California.
Hulu's Marvel's Runaways panel at New York Comic Con got wild on Friday night when the network surprised con-goers with the world premiere of the series (plus, a teaser clip of the rest of the 10-episode season).
From showrunners Stephanie Savage (Gossip Girl) and Josh Schwartz (Gossip Girl, Chuck), the comic book-based series follows a group of six teens who discover their parents' secret cult-like group called Pride and have to face the repercussions of that discovery. The series stars Rhenzy Feliz, Lyrica Okano, Virgina Gardner, Ariela Barer, Gregg Sulkin (Faking It), and Allegra Acosta.
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The group of teens—old friends who fell out of touch after a tragedy befell their group—find themselves obtaining abilities like super-strength or magical powers. Oh, and there might be a few creepy creatures too. If you've read Brian K. Vaughan, Adrian Alphona, and Christina Strain's Runaways comic, you'll know what we mean by that.
Check out the trailer below for more on the mysterious teen drama.
Marvel's Runaways, Series Premiere, Nov. 21, Hulu