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Why no Wonder Woman film?

Why no Wonder Woman film?

Let me take you back to the mid 80’s when the summers were always hot and it never rained, and children would play out all day not worrying about the…

BlogBooks & ComicsBecca Harper
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Dust and Sand - Chapter 9 - By Sean P. Wallace

Dust and Sand - Chapter 9 - By Sean P. Wallace

Chapter 9 Penelope Chalmers stood at the centre of her prison and roared “Let me out! Please! Let me out!” No-one answered.

FictionBooks & ComicsSean P. Wallace
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY US!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY US!

So its been a year now since I first set up Geek Pride and its really starting to get legs and walk (Time flys eah?!).

NewsMatt Geary
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Wake up call, time to get on with your life.

Wake up call, time to get on with your life.

Saw this on Facebook today and thought you might appreciate it: Nick Vujicic shows us that maybe life isn’t that bad after all and maybe its time to make the…

NewsMatt Geary
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Dust and Sand – Chapter 8 – By Sean P. Wallace

Dust and Sand – Chapter 8 – By Sean P. Wallace

Chapter 8 The kid’s ride had gone a mile by the time they caught up to it, having thankfully trotted along aimlessly following its initial dash.

FictionBooks & ComicsSean P. Wallace
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The Pearl Harbor Collection - DVD - 8GPPs - Out now on Amazon.co.uk

The Pearl Harbor Collection - DVD - 8GPPs - Out now on Amazon.co.uk

The surprise attack that changed the course of history. The real story behind Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor is an account of remarkable military daring, startling strategic blunders and toplevel political decisions that even today remain controversial. Now, through the unique perspective offered by the graphic recollections of combatants from both sides, experience the full force and fury of the most infamous surprise attack in military history.

ReviewsMatt Geary
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