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Kevin Smith's Brand Extends to 'Comic Book Men' - Newsweek

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Kevin Smith's Brand Extends to 'Comic Book Men' Newsweek 12, AMC will debut Comic Book Men, a reality TV series set in the Red Bank, NJ, comic-book store Smith has owned since 1997. The show finds Smith's employees—two of whom were real-life models for characters in Clerks—assessing the value of ... Not-So-Central Casting: Kevin Smith and the Birth of the Reality PodcastPopMatters all 3 news articles »

Hey, Marvel! Make These Five Comic Book Movies for the Horror Fans! - ShockTillYouDrop.com

Hey, Marvel! Make These Five Comic Book Movies for the Horror Fans! ShockTillYouDrop.com You could easily cover the origin of Morbius and have him defeat a cross-dimensional cult in less than two hours and do it well. I could see a it having a similar feel to the Ghost Rider films, or better yet why not have Blade and Morbius get involved ... and more »

Comic Book Review: 'Amazing Spider-Man' #679 - Science Fiction

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Comic Book Review: 'Amazing Spider-Man' #679 Science Fiction I... Jason Bowles: I was not aware of that! Thanks so much for the info!... Liverbird: Robert Carlyle is a very famous actor in the UK. He has been in loads of worldwide hit mov... Amazing Spider - Man # 679 cover. The Avengers, Amazing Spider-Man, Blade Runner 2: February 6th Comic ReelComic Book Resources Amazing Spider-Man Tells 'Untold Story' Of Peter ParkerMTV UK The Amazing Spider-Man: 5 Things We Hope To SeeWhatCulture! all 35 news articles »

Comics: Justice League fights real-world hunger - The Seattle Times

Comics: Justice League fights real-world hunger The Seattle Times By ANDREW A. SMITH While comic-book-industry news is usually all about characters, creators and circulation, sometimes the real world intrudes — for good or ill. Two weeks ago, DC Entertainment unleashed its superheroes on a real-world crisis: hunger ... and more »

'Batwoman' series finds real life amid the supernatural - USA TODAY

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'Batwoman' series finds real life amid the supernatural USA TODAY The Detective Comics "Elegy" run from Williams and writer Greg Rucka featuring her was an instant classic, and the portrayal of the lesbian superheroine garnered a GLAAD Award for Outstanding Comic Book in 2010. (The new Batwoman comic is up for the ...