or wouldn't he?' followed by a knife emoji. Mark Hamill, who voices the murderous doll in the new film, retweeted this image with the caption 'Woody?. Meet your new best friend on June 21.' It appeared to show Woody, the lovable cowboy who has entertained children of all ages for 24 years, in sorry shape after being stomped on by an almost-out-of-frame Chucky.
The first to be released, on April 30, came with the caption 'There's a new sheriff in town. They're also conspicuously modeled after the first teaser poster for Toy Story 4, which featured Woody tipping his hat against a very similar background. Of course, due to copyright issues (and really, who in their right mind would ever go up against Disney in that respect), the posters can't feature explicit likenesses of the Toy Storycrew - but their designers definitely wanted to make sure that we all got the idea. The one-sheets began dropping on the official Twitter account for the reboot in late April.
