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What if DC Published Marvel Characters
In the 60's Marvel was starting to overtake DC Comics with their line of comics. DC resorted to outlandish story lines, while Marvel had top heroes and villains
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McBusters 2
The latest installment in the McBusters series has been released.
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Game Controller Ornaments
To all the geeks getting ready for Channukah, Kwaanza or Christmas and yes Festivus. Here are the ornaments that we drive all your geeky friends batty.
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Cartoon Medley
Climb on board the nostalgia boat as captain FreddeGredde takes you on a journey to your childhood. Not the Stars on 45, the cartoon medley has a tune
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The World is Mad Men
I love Adam Ben Ezra's all-bass amazing version of AMC's "Mad Men" opening song (Beautiful Mine) originally recorded by RJD2. The show seems to tap into the creativity
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Don’t Forget to Vote
Your vote counts. Don't let them tell you otherwise. If you don't like the situation that you are in right now. Vote!
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Tintin Movie First Look
Empire magazine is getting the exclusive first look at Tintin. The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn, stars Jamie Bell as Tintin, Andy Serkis as Captain Haddock,
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His Face All Red by Emily Carroll
In the tradition of Edgar Allan Poe. Emily Carroll's His Face All Red is a classic little creepy tale of terror. Just what the witchdoctor ordered. via-drawn
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Lorax the Movie
Hollywood once again is dipping into the Dr. Seuss well for ideas. The next movie to be made is the Lorax.
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Halloween Candy Poisoning
The tykes are returning home with their loot of candy. Parents will comb through all the candy looking for tampering, and tuck a few treats away for themselves.
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John Lennon Re-Imagined
John Lennon re-imagined through his song titles as sung by UK rapper Dan Bull. The title of the track is Lennononandonandon.
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I Have Never Drawn PEANUTS for Children
The success of the Peanuts can be pinned down to one letter written to a fan of Peanuts in 1977. In the letter Charles Schulz tells David Desmond