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Google News: Comic Review: ACTION COMICS #3
[WhatCulture!] - Much like with Clark Kent and Superman, writer Grant Morrison has taken a large amount of ethical ideas and visual beats from the original incarnations found in the 1930's & 40's. In recent years DC has lined up the Superman comic mythology and its
Google News: TV Review: ONCE UPON A TIME 1.2, “The Thing You Love the Most”
[WhatCulture!] - Also, the whole deal with the Cinnamon on the coffee as a way of Emma realising that Snow White may in fact be her mother as Henry proclaims – is almost as lame as when Louise Lane discovers Clark Kent's true identity when he trips over and doesn't
He's been cast as Superman and it seems Henry Cavill has no trouble living up ...
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[Huffington Post UK] - Cavill follows in the footsteps of actors such as Christopher Reeve, Brandon Routh and Dean Cain by taking on the role of Clark Kent, and has made no secret about the challenge of becoming Superman. He recently told Total Film: "I'm on calories a
Google News: Henry Cavill Remains Topless In Latest Superman Photos
[Entertainmentwise] - Filming has been taking place in Vancouver, Canada, with the city taking the place of Alaska, where Clark Kent winds up after embarking on a journey of self-disovery - hence the dishevelled look of the Son of Krypton. From these photos, courtesy of
Rugby World Cup 2011: Stephen Donald steps up to join indomitable Richie McCaw ...
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[Telegraph.co.uk] - With 10 minutes left, McCaw hurled himself Clark Kent-like horizontally to tap Alexis Palisson's legs as the winger speared towards the corner. It was the symbol of this great black wall of New Zealand. Then with France pushing to earn the position to
Boris Johnson's 'Life of London': exclusive extract
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[Telegraph.co.uk] - It was Clark Kent in the phone kiosk. I won't say that I leapt to my feet and beat my chest and took the girl by the hand. But I can't rule it out, because frankly I can't remember the details, except that it involved us all dancing on some chests of
James Campbell and the comedy that unites families
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[Telegraph.co.uk] - He spent his twenties in an unusual Clark Kent mix of teacher and comedian. He said: "I would get up, go into schools for the day, have a quick nap in the afternoon and then be out until 3am in a comedy club." Those days are now long gone.
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