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Master Yoda reviewed N. DJ made a Martian Manhunter wallpaper.

Gotta null vote this one, 'cause I've only seen about five minutes of the new show. (Liked what I saw, however.)

I'm somewhat surprised no one has voted for Caped Crusader, even out of nostalgia.

Another decent episode (it might have been better for all I know, but I was only paying half attention), but the ending was a little too similar to "Karaoke Killing" for my liking.

What the title says. And explain your answer please.

DJ made a JLA wallpaper.

It would appear that Teresa Focarile and John Miesegaes, both editors, have left Marvel. John is now working in the video games industry, while there's no word on what Teresa will be doing. Teresa was, of course, Marvel's Submission Editor and was very kind to let me interview her several months ago. On a personal note, I am very sad to see her go because she was beyond kind and always responsive to any questions about Marvel and writing. And she played a major role in my almost breaking in late last year/early this year. She will be missed.

That is super-cool! When does it come out?

When did Cap trade in his... err... her shield for a cell phone?

Yeah... uh. Those are... someone has waaaaaay too much time on his hands.

I finally got around to reading Avengers 500 and was like Oh my God! throughout the entire issue. Ant-Man's death was no surprise and neither was Vision's, but the appearance of five Ultron's and the way Vision died literally left me in shock. Stellar book!

Master Yoda made a Jesse Custer (Preacher) wallpaper. Kscriv reviewed Sonic the Hedgehog.

This topic is ripe for discussion. Loved then, hate now: None that I can think of right now. Hated then, love now: Super Mario Bros. 2

Oh yes. Most likely.

It would appear that Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry has a new exhibit entitled Action! An Adventure in Moviemaking. Some of the item on display include the costume Tobey Maguire wore in the first Spider-Man picture; Harrison Ford's fedora, jacket and whip; and a model AT-AT from The Empire Strikes Back. Follow this link to see more, and purchase tickets if you're from the area.

One the one hand, I'm glad they're starting over 'cause I've only seen a handful, but it sucks that they only have 52. But 400 in all?! Wow!

XBN featured this downloadable game this month in their Connected section, so I'll just quote their copy: http://www.harveycartel.org/metanet/downloads.html

I. Hate. You. :grumble:

Truth be told, not that many in their original boxes. Maybe a dozen Episode I figures, a Yoda figure or two, Keldor, Faker, "Invisible Spray" Fozzy, All-American Piggy, Snake Teela, and the re-release of Starscream. Jenny, however, has a good deal of the newer MOTU figures and some several Muppet exclusive figures in their packages.

Well, here's the one time authorities can say video games actually lead to murder. (At least they weren't "influenced" by a game, as they always like to claim.) (source)

A.Logan reviewed Silent Hill.

While the release of the DVD is a month away, news that it will feature a Garth Ennis/Steve Dillon prequel Frank Castle comic has leaked. Here's the cover:

Jack has gone on the record as stating that he is not attached to this film (THANK GOD!), but would be interested if the script was right.

Here's a link to a clip of Bale running on rooftops here in Chicago. Though he's in some sort of costume, it isn't the costume.

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