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Graphic novels
The Batman Files
Matthew K. Manning
Andrews McMeel, $100
A vivid assortment of "files" on everything in Bruce Wayne's world — gadgetry, enemies, police records, dossiers — collected by Wayne as a guide for helping his future successor....Tags: Fiction, Spider-Man (fictional character), Marvel Entertainment, Inc., Literature, Arts and Culture
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Baltimore Comic-Con 2011: DC Comics bets on 'New 52'
Jeremy Adams has two parties planned for his Federal Hill comics store this month. One will celebrate this weekend's annual convergence of the comics world on Charm City. The other will anticipate a risky, game-changing strategy that could determine the...Tags: Superman (fictional character), Christian Bale, Human Interest, Iron Man (movie), Elections
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Baltimore Comic-Con 2011: Stan Lee has no super powers, but plenty of super ideas
Stan Lee is one proud father these days. You'd be proud, too, if your progeny included Spider-Man, Iron Man, Thor and the Fantastic Four — characters whose films routinely bring in a few hundred million dollars at the movie box office.
Not that Lee...Tags: Iron Man (movie), Robert Downey Jr., Spider-Man (movie), Hugh Hefner, Entertainment
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Store to host writers of revamped DC Comics titles
Burbank-based Emerald Nights Comics and Games this week announced two more upcoming events in September celebrating the relaunch of 52 classic characters.
DC Comics is reintroducing revamped versions of the 52 titles, from the well-known "Wonder Woman"...Tags: Book
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Living like Superman
Superheroes have always intrigued Scott Cranford, who spent much of his boyhood drawing them, nearly certain he’d grow up to join their ranks.
Born in Burbank, Cranford lived in Connecticut from age 4 until he was a senior in high school, when he...Tags: Illinois, Chicago Police Department, Values, U.S. Army, Christopher Walken
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DC Comics relaunch: Nightwing and Captain Atom debut
DC is continuing to release its new 52 titles, and we’ve got early glimpses of two heroic books that will hit stands next week: Nightwing #1 and Captain Atom #1.
Dick Grayson, arguably the best Robin sidekick Batman ever had (Tim Drake fans, leave...Tags: Robin the Boy Wonder (fictional character)
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Small but vibrant crowd expected for Annapolis Comic-Con
He was always a skateboarder and action-movie fan, not to mention a punk-rock enthusiast, but from the time he turned 12, nothing excited Steve Anderson more than the approach and arrival of his favorite day, Wednesday.
That was the day the newest issues...Tags: Peter Jackson, Artists, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Elvis Costello, Francis Ford Coppola
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DC Comics revamp: Author discusses Batman's new nemesis
Scott Snyder, the creative force behind the ongoing series “American Vampire,” has been handed the keys to two revered titles under the new DC re-launch: “Batman” and “Swamp Thing.”
Hero Complex caught up with Snyder...Tags: Los Angeles Times
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Barnes & Noble to pull DC graphic novels in digital spat
DC Comics' efforts to expand digital distribution of its graphic novels has gotten it caught in a battle between two book-selling giants.
Barnes & Noble said Friday it will not stock physical copies of 100 of DC's graphic novels that the Warner Bros.-...Tags: Amazon Kindle, Fiction, Amazon.com Inc., Superman (fictional character), Amazon Kindle Fire
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Game Time: 'Batman: Arkham City'
Zap2ItBatman: Arkham City X360, PS3, PC/$49.99-$59.99/Oct. 18 "Batman: Arkham Asylum" leapt from the shadows and into our collective hearts back in 2009, giving gamers a dark, action-packed adventure starring Gotham's greatest hero. With combat engines that...Tags: Entertainment, Gaming, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Politics, Migration
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'Batman: Arkham City' is bigger, bolder, better
!["Batman: Arkham City" takes everything that was great about the first Arkham title and makes it bigger, bolder and better. The Dark Knight goes up against his most murderous foes with new weapons and allies in a story that expands the Batman universe.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-10/201304940-17090653.jpg ""Batman: Arkham City\" takes everything that was great about the first Arkham title and makes it bigger, bolder and better. The Dark Knight goes up against his most murderous foes with new weapons and allies in a story that expands the Batman universe.")
Special to CNN"Batman: Arkham City" takes everything that was great about the first Arkham title and makes it bigger, bolder and better. The Dark Knight goes up against his most murderous foes with new weapons and allies in a story that expands the Batman universe....Tags: Gaming, PlayStation 3, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Xbox 360
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Patt Morrison Asks: Comics genius Stan Lee
![My comic book tastes ran to Classics Illustrated. Seriously, what's scarier than the graphic images of "Crime and Punishment" and Raskolnikov -- the existential "superman," not the caped one -- whacking the pawnbroker with an ax? Can I, then, hold my own with Spider-Man's spiritual father, Stan Lee, a genius of comics for 70 years? The progenitor of scores of graphic heroes and villains, "starred" on the Hollywood Walk of Fame this year, he's huge at the summer box office, with "Thor," then "X-Men: First Class" and, due out in July, "Captain America: The First Avenger." Twentysomethings may be kings of entertainment, but Lee is the emperor. He's chairman emeritus of Marvel, the venerable comics company that's grown multimedia and merchandising wings; he works with Disney through his POW (Purveyors of Wonder) Entertainment company. He's crafting a Chinese feature-film superhero, and he searches for real people with superhero powers on the History Channel. Biff! Bam! Boom! "I don't want anyone to think I'm retired," Lee says.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/column/2011-06/62283600-10180408.jpg "My comic book tastes ran to Classics Illustrated. Seriously, what's scarier than the graphic images of "Crime and Punishment\" and Raskolnikov -- the existential \"superman,\" not the caped one -- whacking the pawnbroker with an ax? Can I, then, hold my own with Spider-Man's spiritual father, Stan Lee, a genius of comics for 70 years? The progenitor of scores of graphic heroes and villains, \"starred\" on the Hollywood Walk of Fame this year, he's huge at the summer box office, with \"Thor,\" then \"X-Men: First Class\" and, due out in July, \"Captain America: The First Avenger.\" Twentysomethings may be kings of entertainment, but Lee is the emperor. He's chairman emeritus of Marvel, the venerable comics company that's grown multimedia and merchandising wings; he works with Disney through his POW (Purveyors of Wonder) Entertainment company. He's crafting a Chinese feature-film superhero, and he searches for real people with superhero powers on the History Channel. Biff! Bam! Boom! \"I don't want anyone to think I'm retired,\" Lee says.")
My comic book tastes ran to Classics Illustrated. Seriously, what's scarier than the graphic images of "Crime and Punishment" and Raskolnikov -- the existential "superman," not the caped one -- whacking the pawnbroker with an ax? Can I, then, hold my...Tags: Gaming, Kenneth Branagh, Iron Man (movie), Sherlock Holmes (movie), Steven Spielberg
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