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It Doesn't Matter If Judge Dredd is Gay

It Doesn't Matter If Judge Dredd is Gay

There was something of a media frenzy recently when 2000AD announced an upcoming Judge Dredd short in which the eponymous badass shares a gay kiss.

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Zombie Survival Team 8 - Cristina Bogdan

Zombie Survival Team 8 - Cristina Bogdan

“The world is shit.” I turned my head in the direction of the voice and I rolled my eyes, it figures it was going to be Harper that stated the obvious.

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Karl Urban, a.k.a. Batman?

Karl Urban, a.k.a. Batman?

This is sort of a follow up to “The Future Of The Bat”. In that article, I mentioned possible directions that the Batman saga could go in.

BlogBooks & ComicsJames Franklin
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On This Day in History- 3 January 1892

On This Day in History- 3 January 1892

Given the recent release of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, or The Hobbit Part 1 as I like to think of it, it’s fitting that today marks the 121st birthday…

FeaturesJames Franklin
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On This Day- 27 December 1922

On This Day- 27 December 1922

Many geeks and nerds can’t stay with that label very long without running into Japan.

FeaturesJames Franklin
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On This Day- December 21, 1937

On This Day- December 21, 1937

It’s interesting how some major things can come to us. Today, in 1937, Los Angeles’ Carthay Circle Theatre premiered a movie that would start a cultural…

FeaturesJames Franklin
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Apocalypse Wow! Doomsday Myths Busted

Apocalypse Wow! Doomsday Myths Busted

The following article was provided for us by Sam Moorhouse on behalf of Jacamo The end of the year is usually a time for celebration, but in 2012 things have…

FeaturesMatt Geary
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Spike, VGA 10, and the everyday geek.

Spike, VGA 10, and the everyday geek.

It’s interesting to think how far geeks have come in the last 25 years. We went from being the social outcasts to the cool kids.

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