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It appears that R.I.P. is a hit with the 7 year old set.

Nosferatu 3000?

How could I have forgotten Ducktales? Woo hoo!

Johnny Quest Spider-Man (60's) Thundercats Ducktales (how I could have left this out originally I can't imagine) Magnum P.I. Doctor Who

Edit - Nothing to see here, point mentioned on the show.

I just finished issue one of Dogs of War and as much as I had hoped it wasn't true, it definately wasn't as fun as the first series. The back-up gave me a chuckle though. I'll be sticking with it til the end, hopefully the humorous spark from the first series will reappear.

Teen Wolf - Director's Cut

Me with John Romita Sr. from last year's Baltimore Comic Con.

Darkseid...Metallo...hell, I'll take Toyman, just as long as Superman isn't up against another Luthor scheme to get real estate.

Here's another one for "Did I just see that?" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvvJvXGydww TMNT as an anime is quite strange to say the least

Good luck with the dating site D.W., I hope it works out for you.

I thought Black Canary looked bad in her first appearance but yeesh...I bet the rest of the League wishes Wonder Woman was around.

On the big screen. :laugh:

Cover to the upcoming reprint of Amazing Spider-Man Annual #21:

QFT, still pissed about not getting a Quidditch World Cup.

Fantastic!

I went to Transformers instead of the last Harry Potter movie. Still haven't seen it.

The Melter is an Iron Man villain. Tommy Lee Edwards' art is brilliant.

The identity of the mastermind behind the events of R.I.P. has not yet been revealed. He very well could be Thomas Wayne, but I think Dr. Hurt's wearing of his Batman costume is a red herring.

Woo hoo! Chance for my 50's Batman fandom to be of use! The costume Batman is currently wearing is similar to the costume worn by the Batman of Zur-En-Arrh. The Batman of Zur-En-Arrh and his planet appeared in one story, in Batman #113 entitled "Batman, The Superman of Planet X". The Batman of Zur-En-Arrh observed the heroics of Batman and decided to emulate him and become a Batman for his planet. The Batman of Zur-En-Arrh transported the Batman of Earth to his planet to help combat a robot invasion, as the elements of Earth make Earthlings super-human on Zur-En-Arrh. After defeating the robot invasion, Batman returns to Earth and wonders if what happened really occurred... Except for Batman and Son, most of Grant Morrison's Batman run has brought back stories from the 50's Batman era into continuity. Zur-En-Arrh appeared as graffiti on walls in early issues of his run. It later showed up as the trigger word that knocked Bruce out and allowed for his capture by the Black Glove. The Bat Radia reappeared (although it may be a delusion on Bruce's part) when he stitched together the Zur-En-Arrh Batman costume. As for Bat-Mite, during the 50's era he was an extradimensional imp who idolized Batman and came to Earth to "help" him in his crime fighting. More often than not, his attempts to assist Batman were more harm than good. Grant Morrison as brought him back into continuity with a much more sinister bent. http://malone.blogs.com/photos/uncategoriz.../19/batmite.jpg http://image.comicvine.com/uploads/item/24...at-mite_400.jpg

Ringtone: "Goodbye Mr. A" by The Hoosiers Ringback Tone: The main title theme of "Batman: Mask of The Phantasm"

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The reenactments were simply brilliant. Great review guys, I look forward to the next one whenever it appears on the feed.

Apparently it was only a rumor. Hard R is still a go. http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/news/puni...r-rated-way.php