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Kevin Conroy Voice of a Generation! Who Might YOU Meet at Dallas Comic Con?
Dallas Comic Con Master of Awesomeness Mark Walters presented Batman: The Animated Series star Kevin Conroy with GameStop’s first ever Voice of a Generation Award for, among other things, the powerful impact Batman: Arkham City had on the video game … Continue reading
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Dallas Comic Con Adds Summer Glau to Already Amazing Lineup: Captain Picard, Q, Supergirl, Spike, the Terminatrix, Star Warriors, Batman and Robin, Stan “The Man” Lee!
Dallas Comic Con is this weekend! If you’re in north Texas, get ye to Irving and check it out. Some of you remember a much smaller DCC from only a couple of years ago. The show has grown like wild. … Continue reading
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Kneel Before Pod: Action Chicks and Arnold Flicks!
Action Flick Chick Katrina Hill co-hosts Kneel Before Pod episode 60 with hosts Ryan Heavilin and Carl Watkins to discuss favorite Arnold Schwarzenegger films. Direct Download: Right Click and Save We start talking about Arnold 35 minutes into the podcast. Warning: In case … Continue reading
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