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Review: The Dark Knight Rises
Every generation gets its own Batman, and perhaps each generation gets the Batman it deserves. When movies are part of a set, like this one is, it's hard to judge each one on its own merits, and ther...
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Batman's mythology getting new boost from DC

Batman's transformative years are getting a few new twists.

By Matt Moore, Associated Press , March 11, 2013

'Glee' and 'Archie' bridge comics, TV in crossover

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Blaine Anderson and Kevin Keller? Betty Cooper and Noah Puckerman?

By Matt Moore, Associated Press , March 04, 2013

Comic-Con comes to Fargo

Comic-Con comes to Fargo FARGO — It was a motley crew of characters inside the Doublewood Inn here on Saturday, to say the least.

By Sam Benshoof, Forum News Service , February 25, 2013

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Hundreds turn out for annual Comic-Con in Fargo

FARGO, N.D. (AP) — Captain America, the Joker and a human-sized puppy were among the cast of characters who turned out Saturday in Fargo for the annual Comic-Con event.

By Associated Press , February 24, 2013

Charlie Brown, 'Peanuts' pals head to big-screen

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Charlie Brown and his "Peanuts" pals are coming to the big-screen.

By Associated Press , October 09, 2012

Arab-Muslim to join 'Green Lantern' comic series

Arab-Muslim to join 'Green Lantern' comic series DETROIT (AP) — When DC Comics decided to blow up its fabled universe and create a brave, diverse future, Geoff Johns drew from the past for a new character: his own background as an Arab-American.

By Jeff Karoub, Associated Press , September 04, 2012

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Archie, pals to find 'Glee' in crossover

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The kids from Riverdale are no strangers to high school angst, worries about fitting in or music. Neither are the teens from "Glee."

By Matt Moore, As , July 09, 2012

Papers debate using Doonesbury abortion law strips

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Universal Press Syndicate will offer replacement Doonesbury comic strips next week to newspapers that don't want to run a series focusing on a Texas law that requires women to have an ultrasound before getting an abortion, officials said Friday.

By Bill Draper, Associated Press , March 09, 2012

That's seriously funny: Comics tackle tough issues

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — There are wedding bells in Riverdale, but it's not Archie and Betty or Veronica. It's Army Lt. Kevin Keller and the physical therapist who helped him overcome his war wound — Clay Walker.

By Matt Moore, Associated Press , March 06, 2012

Man's childhood comic collection fetches $3.5M

DALLAS (AP) — Billy Wright plunked down dime after dime for comic books while growing up in the late 1930s and early 1940s, caring for the collection he started around the age of 9 until his death more than half a century later. On Wednesday, most of that collection sold for a whopping $3.5 million.

By Jamie Stengle, Associated Press , February 23, 2012

Comic-Con closes after 4 days of pop-culture fun

SAN DIEGO (AP) — Storm troopers cavorted with zombies, Steven Spielberg chatted with Peter Jackson, and the stars of "Cowboys & Aliens" swooped into San Diego, making for an action-packed Comic-Con.

By Sandy Cohen, AP Entertainment Writer , July 26, 2011

Tiger Woods' gets bio treatment in comic book

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Golfer Tiger Woods is the latest celebrity and athlete to get his own unauthorized biography in a comic book.

By Associated Press , July 12, 2011

Superman comic sells for $1.5 million

Superman comic sells for $1.5 million The record price for a comic book, already broken twice this year, has been shattered again.

By By Jake Coyle, The Associated Press , April 01, 2010

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Disney catches comics giant Marvel in a $4 billion web

Disney catches comics giant Marvel in a $4 billion web The Walt Disney Co. is punching its way into the universe of superheroes and their male fans with a deal announced Monday to acquire Marvel Entertainment Inc. for $4 billion, bringing characters such as Iron Man and Spider-Man into the family of Mickey Mouse and “Toy Story.” The surprise cash-and-stock deal sent Spidey senses tingling in the comic book world. It could lead to new rides, movies, action figures and other outlets for Marvel’s 5,000 characters, although Marvel already was aggressively licensing its properties for such uses.

By By Ryan Nakashima, The Associated Press , September 01, 2009

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Comments on comics still needed

Sun Assistant Editor Logan C. Adams asked readers two weeks ago to share their opinions of the comics page and its new addition, “Tundra.” He is still seeking comments, which can be sent by e-mail to ladams@ jamestownsun.com or by regular mail to Logan Adams — COMICS, P.O. Box 1760, Jamestown, ND 58402.

October 24, 2008

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