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I was walking by a MAC cosmetic store today when I was arrested by the sight of Wonder Woman in the window.

The ladies, they just can't resist the charms of the Batman, can they?

It goes without saying that the recent confirmations of Tom Hardy and Anne Hathaway's roles in THE DARK KNIGHT RISES have gotten the whole internet a’talking. I figured the time was right to go into a little more in-depth analysis 'n speculation about what their

Friday nights seem to be the time and day for the Wonder Woman news. It was recently announced that David E. Kelley's Wonder Woman project wasn't going to happen due to cost and a lack of interest from networks.

It's a little later than I promised, but here are a few graphs looking at the position of some series on the Amazon Top 50 charts during 2010 : (You should be able to click on a graph to get a larger version.) (Remember, a title in position 1 on the chart gets a score of 50, so higher number = higher on the graph = better.) Scott Pilgrim : This graph is fairly typical for a franchise with a movie based on it. Interest in Scott Pilgrim starts in March, then intensifies in June.

So much power in such a small thing. When it comes to items of absurd power in the Marvel Universe , you’ve got your gaudy Infinity Gems , your function-over-form Ultimate Nullifier and then, the most stylish of uber- weapons, the Cosmic Cube .

As I did last year , I've compiled statistics for the combined Amazon Top 50 charts that I've been posting throughout 2010. Soon I'll be posting the results, but to whet your appetite, here are some questions to ponder: Which of the following was the top graphic novel on the Amazon Top 50 Charts for 2010: Batman: The Dark Knight Returns The Book of Genesis Illustrated by R. Crumb Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days Kick-Ass Maus I: A Survivor's Tale: My Father Bleeds History Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood Scott Pilgrim's Precious Little Life Twilight: The Graphic Novel, vol

Sometimes when I order items from Amazon, the tracking info will say it was.

The original poster for this had the tagline "The Greatest Superhero of All Time!" And poster taglines don't lie! Maybe it’s because I grew up on SANTA CLAUS: THE MOVIE (that 80s flick with Dudley Moore and John Lithgow that was made by the same producers who did

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