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TM Movie News: Sequels, Giddy Warner Bros, Gosling & more!

- by Steve Garcia, 19 June 2013
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SEQUELS! SEQUELS! MORE SEQUELS! New Movie News coming atcha! Two new Amazing Spider-Man movies announced! Are the Warner Bros too giddy about the follow-up to "Man of Steel"? How do you like Cap's new costume? All this, trailers and more!

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E3 2013: The Games

- by Ninja Ross, 17 June 2013
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Last week I brought to you a little look at this year’s E3 conferences but today, we get into the meat of the Expo! The video games! I’ll be taking a look at the most surprising, the most exciting and the best of E3. For those of you expecting Steve Garcia’s Movie News today, tough! Tough I tells ya! He’ll be here on Wednesday, though, so don’t you worry!

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Movie Review: "Man of Steel"

- by Steve Garcia, 15 June 2013
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It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s my review of Man of Steel! The pressure’s on as this is the first time since 1978 that Superman’s had his origin told on the big screen. The future of WB’s superhero films are all banking on the success of this film. Directed by Zack Snyder (300, Watchmen), produced by Christopher Nolan (The Dark Knight Trilogy) and written by David Goyer (The Dark Knight Trilogy), does it live up to the hype? Will this be the beginning of the fabled Justice League film? Let’s get to it! Spoiler-free, of course!

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Back Issues: "Superman: True Brit" (2004)

- by Señor Editor, 14 June 2013
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Humor comics are a mixed bag. For every gem there are 3 comicbooks that are neither good comedy nor good comics. That may be because comedy isn't that easy. Thankfully, the 2004 DC Comics hardcover "Superman: True Brit" had John Cleese, of "Fawlty Towers" and Monty Python's Flying Circus on board!

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E3 2013: The Press Conferences

- by Ninja Ross, 12 June 2013
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E3 is here again, ladies and gentlemen! For those of you who don’t know what that is, it’s the Electronic Entertainment Expo; the biggest video game event of the year. It’s a place for companies to show off all of their pretty devices and games. This year is the most anticipated in several years, since both Microsoft and Sony are trying to convince us to buy their new consoles. Besides that, we had one from Nintendo, Ubisoft and EA.

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Tentacle-Free Anime: Neon Genesis Evangelion Triple Special!

- by Kazekun, 10 June 2013
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There is no denying the power this series has held since its original inception. It captivated audiences when it first premiered in 1995, it caused much controversies in its original series ending and movie finale (those are still the subjects of heated debates and flame wars to this day), pretty much any anime fan who has seen it will tell you to watch it at least once. Ladies & gentlemen, today we talk about "Neon Genesis Evangelion", "Death & Rebirth" & "The End of Evangelion".

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Jumping-on Point: "Dream Thief" #1 by Nitz & Smallwood

- by Señor Editor, 7 June 2013
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„Dream Thief” is a brand new 5 issue mini series from Dark Horse. The first issue came out last month, and I’ve been meaning to check it out earlier, but only got around to it now. Written by Jai Nitz and with art by Greg Smallwood, “Dream Thief” started with an issue that’s bound to get people instantly hooked.
So what’s so great about it?

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Trash Mutant Interviews (TMI): Angy W.

- by Trash Mutant Staff, 5 June 2013
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Just last week we closed the first edition of the DRAW TRASH MUTANT contest and published all the entries. The competition was tough and we loved all the submissions, but the winning artwork was chosen - it was the Trash Mutant drawn by Angy W. (also known as "Lady Sif") from Germany. Today, the spotlight is on Angy, as we interview the talented artist, get to know more about her and showcase some of her artwork! So sit back, Dear TM Reader, and meet Angy W., the DRAW TRASH MUTANT winner!

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TM Movie News: Quicksilver, Grumpy Cat, Mecha Giamatti!

- by Steve Garcia, 3 June 2013
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Quicksilver conundrums! Sequels we don’t want! Old cartoons and WWE superstars team up to save the world and solve mysteries! Grumpy Cat! This is either the best article ever or the worst, but welcome to a GIANT-SIZED edition of Move News!

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The "Draw Trash Mutant" First Edition Finale!

- by Trash Mutant Staff, 31 May 2013
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It's been through ups and downs, it took a while to get here, but the "DRAW TRASH MUTANT" Initiative first edition finale is finally here! Today, the Trash Mutant crew takes a look at the submissions, discusses each one and picks the first ever DRAW TRASH MUTANT winner! We can barely control ourselves!!!

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RECOMMENDED: "Fury MAX" (G. Ennis & G. Parlov)

- by Ninja Ross, 29 May 2013
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Marvel have been printing a MAX series featuring everyone’s favourite cigar-chomping, one-eyed Colonel, Nick Fury, written by Garth Ennis with art provided by Gorlan Parlov. It’s set in the "Punisher MAX" universe, created by Ennis way back when he was writing the best Punisher stories in the world ever. Ever.

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Tentacle-Free Anime: "You are Umasou" (2010)

- by Kazekun, 27 May 2013
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I grew up with a love for dinosaurs. As a child they were one of my favorite topics and I still have the dinos that I played with as a kid to this day, even though a few of them are quite damaged now. "The Land Before Time" is a series of some of my favorite kids movies, and "Dinosaur" is a fantastic Disney movie. So it’s definitely odd that I never imagined there being an anime about, well dinosaurs. And so, I decided to give this one a shot...

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Book Review: "Peter Cushing: A Life in Film" by David Miller

- by Señor Editor, 26 May 2013
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Today is Peter Cushing’s 100th birthday. The late great actor, known for his roles as Hammer Film’s Doctor Frankenstein, Van Helsing, Star Wars’ Grand Moff Tarkin, Doctor Who and many more, passed away in 1994, but he left a huge legacy to celebrate. David Miller’s “Peter Cushing: A Life in Film”, published by Titan Books takes a look at the actor’s career and life, detailing everything from his earliest struggles as a young actor, to his final movies...

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