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blogintomystery.com
I was aware of, owned, and posted an ad for the Corgifist-equipped Supermobile and the Super-van, but I didn't know that there was an entire line of DC-themed vehicles. I do now. So Captain Marvel has a race car. Okay. And Wonder Woman zips around in a car that screams "Beverly Hills kept bimbo" (though... |
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comicreviewsbywalt.com
In 1994, DC Comics published a line-wide crossover event - Zero Hour: Crisis in Time. This was a "single month event," with a weekly "core series" (Zero Hour: Crisis in Time) with five weekly issues, numbered backwards from #4 to #0 (counting down to zero). Along with the core series issues, there were numerous tie-ins... |
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blogintomystery.com
Much of the non-Harbaughlead-up to next weekend's Super Bowl is going to (nauseatingly) focus on Ray Lewis and his journey from accused accessory to murder, under still-cloudy and unforgivencircumstances, to a respected (somewhat)first-ballot Hall of Famer - a Gospel-spewing legal crusher of skulls. Mazel. This adstruck a similar chord while doing some scanning the other... |
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blogintomystery.com
I'm going to skip the Jaws IImaterial in this, though someday I'll have to take a closer look at the Marvel Super Special adaptation (featuring some uninspired art from the usually sublime Gene Colan) ofthat needless sequel. Captain Neuman in the mouth of a great white shark kind of rules, though. Since the first part... |
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