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Action Chick Artist Does Official Dig Dug!
Read Nick Langley’s Dig Dug comic! Putting a spin on video games we loved in younger days, Namco Bandai’s ShiftyLook.com website is reimagining many of them as high quality webcomics. In addition to ShiftyLook’s ongoing series like Sky Kid, Xevious, … Continue reading
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James Marsters Q&A at Wizard World Philadelphia
James Marsters is probably best known as Spike, the super sexy villain turned good guy…ish on the Buffy the Vampire Slayer television series; but he has also racked up a long list of other geeky shows and movies on his … Continue reading