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[Title] => 'Dark Knight Returns' No. 2 cover sells for $478K
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[Title] => 'Dark Knight Returns' No. 2 cover to be auctioned
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[Title] => 'Man of Steel' reveals evolution of modern super hero
[Summary] => From Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures comes the epic action-adventure “Man of Steel,” under the direction of Zack Snyder (“300,” “Watchmen”).
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[Title] => DC marks Superman's 75th anniversary with logo
[Summary] => What to get Superman for his 75th birthday? DC Entertainment's starting with a new logo.
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[Title] => Action Comics 1 sells for $2.16 million in auction
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[Title] => DC Comics to relaunch most titles at No. 1
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[Title] => Superman: I'm renouncing my US citizenship
[Summary] => Superman has started a stir with a bold declaration he intends to renounce his U.S. citizenship in a move aimed at giving him more global clout and authority.
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[Title] => Police: Rare comic taken from Nic Cage resurfaces
[Summary] => A valuable comic featuring the debut of Superman has resurfaced in a storage locker, and police said Monday that it appears to be the same one stolen from Nicolas Cage more than a decade ago.
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[Title] => New Year's resolutions for geeks
[Summary] => With every passing year, we make and break the same resolutions. A year won’t go by without you hearing about losing weight, spending less, exercising more, eating healthier, stopping smoking, drinking less, which are all well and good but are all basically financial and health concerns. What about us geeks? I mean, sure, weight loss is probably a given for a sizable chunk of our population, but surely there must be something we can change about ourselves come the 1st of January.
To that end, I’ve put together a list of resolution suggestions for geeks only. Maybe this will help you become a better person this 2011. Well, maybe not, but a lot less people will think you’re annoying.
Resolution – Start lending your comic books. Yes, even singles.
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No, you’d find them most probably at the video game store, the arcade or the Internet cafés, enjoying their Facebooks and Twitters.
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To that end, I’ve put together a list of resolution suggestions for geeks only. Maybe this will help you become a better person this 2011. Well, maybe not, but a lot less people will think you’re annoying.
Resolution – Start lending your comic books. Yes, even singles.
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No, you’d find them most probably at the video game store, the arcade or the Internet cafés, enjoying their Facebooks and Twitters.
How did a medium specifically designed for kids end up being ignored by them, by the original target market? I guess it started when the kids who first started picking up those comics started growing older.
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abtest
December 1, 2011 - 9:09am
