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You Got Comics in My Gaming! You Got Gaming in My Comics!
@ActionChick: Comics & gaming – when do they mix together best? And worst? Why? Think broadly about this. Comics includes comic books, comic strips, webcomics. Gaming includes video games, tabletop games, poker, freeze tag. Answers on Facebook: David H. Ampton: … Continue reading
Posted in Facebook, twitter, video game
Tagged Aquaman, Aquaman: Battle for Atlantis, Batman, Batman: Arkham City, board game, Chutes and Ladders, comic books, Cryptozoic, deck, deck game, games, gaming, Hulk, Marvel vs. Capcom, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, Order of the Stick, Rocksteady, Spider-Man, Spidey, superhero, superheroes, Superman, Superman 64, The Tick, The Walking Dead, video games, X-men
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Green Lantern (2011): Give It Money So DC Will Make a Better Sequel!
Superheroes: We cover our cheekbones so no one will recognize us! I think Green Lantern is the first film to acknowledge just how silly it is that just because a superhero has a tiny mask on, no one they know … Continue reading
Posted in * all movie reviews *, 2.0 kabooms, 3-D, action, movie, PG-13, superhero
Tagged action film, Action Flick Chick, Blake Lively, Carol Ferris, CGI, Clark Kent, comic book, DC Comics, Green Lantern, Hal Jordan, Hector Hammond, movie, Parallax, Ryan Reynolds, superhero, Superman
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Your Fametown Giveaway Answers! Any Movie Can Be Improved By Adding…? Round 2
In our Facebook FameTown promotional giveaway, the Action Flick Chick posed the question through twitter and Facebook: “Any movie can be improved by adding…what?” Entry in the giveaway ended last night. After we’ve tallied and double-checked all answers, a random … Continue reading
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Comic-Con Episode Four: A Fan’s Hope – Starring Yourself?
Morgan Spurlock’s Super Size Me turned the fast food industry on its head in his near-suicidal month of living on a super-sized McDiet and inspired numerous other films putting their own spin on the title, standup comic Doug Benson’s Super High … Continue reading
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Tagged Buffy the Vampire Slayer, comic book convention, Comic-Con Episode Four: A Fan's Hope, Comic-Con International, ComicConDoc, Dark Phoenix, Emma Frost, escalator, fan convention, Firefly, Jean Grey, Joss Whedon, Morgan Spurlock, San Diego Comic-Con, San Diego Comic-Con International, San Diego Convention Center, Serenity, Stan Lee, Superman, Thomas Tull, traffic, White Queen
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Action Chick vs. 3-D!
See the full-sized comic at http://rocketllama.com/actionchick/comic/action-chick-vs-3d/. You can hear Peter Pixie and El Secreto interview my co-creator and Action Chick artist Nick Langley on Hour 42. Nick comes in half an hour into this past Sunday evening’s show, but it’s all worthwhile, … Continue reading
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