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Mike Orvis

Hailing from Kent, England, Mike is a writer, editor and podcaster who has just finished his degree at CCCU. He also is a drummer of 11+years, plays in several bands, and is available for session work. His other interests are Batman, music which doesn't suck and pizza. Follow Mike @The_Dark_Mike

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Trask Industries: Helping to Protect your Future!

Trask Industries: Helping to Protect your Future!

Holy Jesus H Christ riding a veloceraptor on heroin this is cool! The “this” in question is the new viral ads for the upcoming X-men film, Days of Future Past.

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It’s summer: Time to Mount Your Friends!

It’s summer: Time to Mount Your Friends!

It’s that time of the year when the nights are longer, your basement dwelling friends come out of the woodwork and sales of e45 go through the roof.

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Comicon film coming to screens Friday

Comicon film coming to screens Friday

We Nerds and Geeks are the forever outcasts; we are judged and bullied sometimes before we are even aware that loving something such as comics or tabletop…

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You need to stop playing Minecraft

You need to stop playing Minecraft

Minecraft, for those of you in that have spent the last two years hiding in a bunker from nuclear fallout/Superman is essentially a Lego survival horror game…

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Five things you could buy INSTEAD of an Xbox One

Five things you could buy INSTEAD of an Xbox One

Today this happened on Amazon.co.uk So now we in Britain know what the projected costs are for what is quite frankly the biggest let down since Prince…

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Welcome to Millarworld: a guided tour

Welcome to Millarworld: a guided tour

In 2010 something happened that revolutionised the way that not only comic books were made, but also how movies are produced.

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