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The East Coast, Shifting Tree Branches, Gas Station Confusion and Pleasant Border Guards

Tim Thornton | Posted 02.12.2012 | UK Entertainment
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Tim Thornton

It's big. It's got tall buildings. It speaks French. It has strange red flashing traffic lights that confuse the hell out of us. It's like a cross between a North American city (which it is), a Scottish city like Aberdeen or Edinburgh (which it isn't), and in some strange way (and I'm really gonna get lambasted for this one) - Sydney. Where am I?

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Superman Vs the Elite

Thom Atkinson | Posted 13.08.2012 | UK Entertainment
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Thom Atkinson

As a cultural icon Superman's position in society changed, people were no longer interested in a do-gooder corn-fed superhero. The American public wanted to see a different kind of justice and as sales of Superman comics plummeted, the Man of Steel was in needed to asses his values.

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LOOK: Is That Batman Next To Fidel Castro...?

Huffington Post UK | Alastair Plumb | Posted 14.05.2012 | UK Comedy
Read More: Dc, Marvel Comics, Superheroes at War, Wwii, Fidel Castro, Second World War, Pics & Giggles, Spider-Man, Superman, UK Weird News, Spiderman, Batman, Ww2, UK Comedy News

Reckon this image of Fidel Castro and Christian Bale as Batman might be Photoshopped? Well, you reckon correctly, as just that has happened thanks...

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Into the DMZ

Peter Allison | Posted 22.05.2012 | Home
Read More: Civil War, Vertigo, Dmz, Brian Wood, Comics, Riccardo Burchielli, Dc, Graphic Novels, Home News
Peter Allison

Welcome to America's nightmare: welcome to America's second civil war. Written by Brian Wood, with artwork by Riccardo Burchielli, DMZ is a comic series set in an unspecified near-future during America's second civil war.

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