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wanderingmind867 · 1 month ago

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i probably haven't read enough Golden Age Comics to make this (I've barely read any, really), but I just spent the whole weekend making this list of birthdates for Earth-Two DC heroes and villians. I could've been working on my Christmas List! But no! My brain just had to get fixated on this. So here it is. This thing I didn't need to make, but my brain wouldn't let me stop working on. So here's a long list of names and birthdays. Nobody asked for this, and it was hellish to make. But my brain still expects me to make three more of these! sigh...

Superman (Clark Kent/Kal-L): 1916

Lois Lane: 1917

Power Girl (Kara Zor-L/Karen Starr): 1916 (Birth Certificate says 1956)

George Taylor: 1887 Died: 1955 (Age at Death: 68)

Jimmy Olson: 1928

Perry White: 1914

Lana Lang: 1920

Steve Bard: 1916

John Kent: 1875 Died: 1938 (Age at Death: 65)

Mary Kent: 1876 Died: 1932 (Age at Death: 60)

Samuel Lane: 1887 Died: 1973 (Age at Death: 86)

Ella Lane: 1889 Died: 1979 (Age at Death: 90)

Lucille Lane: 1920

Susie Tompkins: 1939

Batman (Bruce Wayne): 1915 Died: 1979 (Age at Death: 64)

Catwoman (Selina Kyle): 1920 Died: 1977 (Age at Death: 57)

Robin (Dick Grayson): 1933

Huntress (Helena Wayne): 1957

Batwoman (Kathy Kane): 1922

Alfred Beagle: 1900 Died: 1989 (Age at Death: 89)

Karl Kyle (Catwoman's Brother): 1924

Harvey Kent: 1912

Gilda Kent: 1915

Thomas Wayne: 1883 Died: 1924 (Age at Death: 41)

Martha Wayne: 1884 Died: 1924 (Age at Death: 40)

Phillip Wayne: 1885 Died: 1939 (Age at Death: 56)

Commissioner James Gordon: 1900 Died: 1976 (Age at Death: 76)

Julie Madison: 1915

Linda Page: 1919

Barbara Gordon (James Gordon's Wife): 1900 Died: 1981 (Age at Death: 81)

Anthony Gordon: 1931

The Flash (Jay Garrick): 1918

Joan Garrick: 1920

Winky Moylan: 1916

Blinky Boylan: 1915

Noddy Toylan: 1914

Green Lantern (Alan Scott): 1913

Doiby Dickles: 1896

Irene Miller: 1914

Harlequin (Molly Mayne): 1923

Wonder Woman (Diana Prince/Diana of Themyscira): 1920

Steve Trevor: 1918

Etta Candy: 1927

Paula von Gunther: 1907

Gerta Von Gunther: 1935

Phillip Darnell: 1903

Hawkman (Carter Hall): 1917

Hawkgirl (Shiera Sanders-Hall): 1917

The Atom (Al Pratt): 1921

Mary James Pratt: 1920

Joe Morgan: 1904

The Spectre (Jim Corrigan): 1900

Clarice Winston: 1908

Percival Popp: 1918

The Sandman (Wesley Dodds): 1913

Dian Belmont: 1916

Sandy the Golden Boy (Sanderson Hawkins): 1928

Lawrence Belmont: 1888 Died: 1974 (Age at Death: 86)

Hourman (Rex Tyler): 1913

Wendi Harris: 1936

Jimmy Martin: 1931

Thorndyke Thompkins: 1930

Doctor Fate (Kent Nelson): 1908

Inza Cramer: 1916

Johnny Thunder: 1917

Daisy Darling: 1918

Peachy Pet: 1935

Red Tornado (Ma Hunkel): 1901

Scribbly Jibbet: 1930

Mortimer "Dinky" Jibbet: 1933

Huey Hunkel: 1930

Amelia "Sisty" Hunkel: 1934

Starman (Ted Knight): 1915

Doris Lee: 1917

Woodley Allen: 1893

Doctor Mid-Nite (Charles Mcnider): 1915

Myra Mason: 1918

Wildcat (Ted Grant): 1919

Joan Fortune: 1913

Hiram Skinner: 1921

Mr. Terrific (Terry Sloane): 1920

Wanda Wilson: 1921

Black Canary (Dinah Drake): 1926

Larry Lance: 1925

Star Spangled Kid (Sylvester Pemberton): 1927

Merry, Girl of 1,000 Gimmicks (Merry Pemberton): 1934

Stripesy (Pat Dugan): 1914

Giovanni Zatara: 1918

Sargon the Sorcerer: 1919

Rose Canton: 1924 Died: 1985 (Age at Death: 61)

Alexei Luthor: 1906

Ultra-Humanite: 1844

J. Wilbur Wolfingham: 1910

Colonel Future (Edmond Future): 1918

The Puzzler: 1901

The Prankster (Oswald Loomis): 1908

The Toyman (Winslow Schott): 1910

Metalo (George Grant): 1909

The Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot): 1907

Clayface (Basil Karlo): 1887

The Scarecrow (Jonathan Crane): 1904

Hugo Strange: 1889 Died: 1982 (Age at Death: 93)

The Cavalier (Mortimer Drake): 1915

The Wizard (William Zard): 1913

Brainwave (Henry King): 1910 Died: 1984 (Age at Death: 74)

The Gambler (Steven Sharpe III): 1910 Died: 1987 (Age at Death: 77)

The Thinker (Clifford DeVoe): 1905

Rag Doll (Peter Merkel): 1916 Died: 1986 (Age at Death: 70)

The Fiddler (Issac Bowin): 1915

Anaya Bowin: 1930

The Icicle (Joar Mahkent): 1913 Died: 1986 (Age at Death: 73)

Sportsmaster (Crusher Crock): 1921

Tigress (Paula Brooks): 1923

Silver Scarab (Hector Hall): 1958

Fury (Hippolyta "Lyta" Trevor): 1958

Nuklon (Albert Rothstein): 1960

Northwind (Norda Cantrell): 1958

The Lare (Olivia Corrigan): 1953

Brainwave Jr (Henry King, Jr): 1963

Harlequin II (Noel Loomis-Schott): 1965

Obsidian (Todd Rice): 1966

Jade (Jennifer Lynn-Haden): 1966

Wildcat II (Yolanda Montez): 1955

Hourman II (Rick Tyler): 1966

Starman II (Jack Knight): 1972

Doctor Mid-Nite II (Beth Chapel): 1959

Cyclone (Maxine Hunkel): 1964

The Warlock (Warren Zard): 1974

Hazard (Rebecca Sharpe): 1971

The Gambler II (Steven Sharpe V): 1975

The Fiddler II (Issac Bowin Jr): 1961

The Icicle II (Cameron Mahkent): 1959

Tigress II (Artemis Crock): 1958

Rag Doll II (Peter Merkel Jr): 1951

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porterdavis · 8 months ago

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The Sisty Ugler

So today we have the middle jewel of the Triple Crown, pretty much unloved by everybody except the late Jim McKay. Today's owners and trainers treat their charges like fragile Faberge eggs, rarely running them more than once a month and here we are a scant 14 days after the Derby.

But somebody has to win it. I'll look past the fortunate (and desperate) winner of the Derby and go with #3 Catching Freedom, boxing him with #9 Imagination.

As always -- safe trip to all horses and riders.

#preakness #triple crown #horse racing

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world-of-puppets · 4 years ago

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Puppetry Lost Media

In honour of reaching 50 followers last week (now 55 followers, as of writing this) I decided to cover two subjects of great interest to me: puppetry (of course) and lost media.

Everybody online loves a good old bit of lost media. Whether it be being a part of the many searches for the media in question, or watching documentaries about them on sites like YouTube. I’ve been mildly addicted to the latter kind of content for a while. From what I’ve seen, though, there aren’t many videos or articles out there specifically covering lost puppetry. So, in no particular order, here are a couple of pieces of lost puppetry I found while scrolling through the lost media wiki.

銀河少年隊 - Ginga shounen-tai AKA Galaxy Boy Troop (1963 - 1965)

Osamu Tezuka is one of the most pioneering figures in Japanese art and animation. Starting as a manga artist in the 1940s inspired by the animated works of American studios such as Walt Disney and the Fliecer Brothers, he adapted and simplified many of the stylistic techniques of both artists to create his own signature style of big shiny eyes, physics defying hair and limited animation. A style that would go on to heavily influence the world of anime and manga as a whole.

But animation and graphic art were not the only mediums Tezuka would dabble in. Ginga Shounen-Tai, or Galaxy Boy Troop in english, was a television series that aired on the public broadcast channel NHK from April 7th, 1963 to April 1st, 1965. Running for 2 seasons with a total of 92 episodes.

The series was a mixture of marionette characters that utilised the Supermarionation marionette technique, popularised by Jerry Anderson’s Thunderbirds, and limited traditional animation. The story revolves around a child genius named Roy who leads a rag-tag group of heros around the galaxy in a rocket ship in order to revive the earth’s sun and later protect it from alien invaders.

Out of the 92 episodes that aired, only episode 67 still exists in its entirety with French subtitles, and the full episode can be found on YouTube with English subtitles uploaded by user Rare TezukaVids. According to user F-Man on the Tezuka in English forums, footage of episode 28 exists but with no audio, and episode 87’s animated segments exist without the marionette segments. F-Man also claims the reason for Galaxy Boy Troop’s disappearance is due to Tezuka not being proud of the series and having all episodes of it destroyed.

Personally, I think it’s a shame that pretty much all of this series is gone. From what I’ve seen in episode 67, it looks really charming. Tezuka’s signature character design style was adapted suprisingly well to marionettes, and the puppetry itself isn’t that bad either. I love the little face mechanisms like the blinking eyes, flapping mouths and others. It gives the puppets a lot of personality and charm. Like, just look at this old mans eyebrow mechanism and tell me you wouldn’t want to watch 92 episodes of this show;

Tinseltown (2007)

Tinseltown was a 15 minute sitcom pilot created by the Jim Henson company under thier Henson Alternative banner. The pilot was commissioned by the Logo Network and aired as part of the Alien Boot Camp programming block in 2007.

The pilot (and likely the series, had it been picked up by the logo network) features a cast of both puppets and live actors as characters. The premise revolves around Samson Kight, an anthropomorphic bull preformed by Brian Henson and drew Massey, and his partner Bobby Vegan, an anthropomorphic pig prefomed by Bill Barretta and Michelan Sisti, as they attempt to balance thier lives working in Hollywood with life as parents to thier sullen 12-year-old foster son, Foster, played by Paul Butcher. Other human characters included Mia Sara as Samson’s ex-wife Lena and Francesco Quinn as the family’s manservant Arturo.

The Tinseltown pilot used to be available on the Logo Network’s YouTube channel, but was later removed for unknown reason. Since then, the pilot has not been made available online. However the characters Samson and Bobby have made appearances in other Henson related works, such as the improv stage show Stuffed and Unstrung, where they played the role as the shows producers, and in a 2011 video on the Jim Henson Company YouTube channel celebrating Jim Hensons 75th birthday.

I find Tinseltown pretty interesting as I feel like it should be more noateable or known, considering that this is (as far as my knowledge goes) the first Jim Henson Company project featureing openly lgbtq characters as its leads, and would have been the first Henson show to do so had it been picked up. As someone who’s interested in lgbtq+ representation in creative media such as animation, I realised that there’s not many examples of canon lgbt characters in puppetry. The only ones aside from Samson and Bobby I could think off the top of my head would be Deet’s Dads from The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance and Rod from Avenue Q. Though, obviously, there could be more I’m not currently aware of. I don’t think the Tinseltown pilot was a masterpiece or anything. After all, there’s probably a couple of good reasons Logo didn’t pick it up for a full series. But I think it be cool if either Henson co. or Logo made this available online again, if just so we could appericate it as an interesting little footnote in the history of lgbtq rep in puppetry.

With that said, considering the pilot’s obscurity and the fact that it’s main couple haven’t been used in any Henson Related projects in almost ten years, as well as the possibility that there may be legalities preventing the Henson company from releasing it such as Logo still owning the rights, it’s unlikely we’ll see the Tinseltown pilot anytime soon.

Sonic Live in Sydney (1997 - 2000)

Sonic the Hedgehog is a fictional character no stranger to multiple interpretations of him and his universe across a diverse range of media. From the more light-hearted and comedic stylings of The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog and Cartoon Networks Sonic Boom cartoon series, to more serious faire such as the Sonic SatAM cartoon and the Sonic Adventure videogame duology. One of the more obscure and stranger adaptations of the character came in the form of Sonic Live in Sydney, a one an a half hour live show hosted at the former Sega World Sydney amusement park in Darling Harbor, Sydney, Australia. Originally beginning as a live show with actors in meet-and-greet style costumes, the show eventually was replaced with a puppet show during its last two years.

The shows plot was set in an alternate timeline whos continuity was a mix of the SatAM cartoon and Sonic the Hedgehog 3, where Doctor Robotnik’s Death Egg crash lands in Sydney, Australia instead of Angel Island and attempts to take over before being foiled by sonic and friends. According to Phillip Einfeld of Phillip Einfeld Puppetoons, the company that made the puppets, Sega felt the costumed actor version of the show wasn’t dynamic enough, and wished to replace it with a version featuring live puppets with animatronics. Both versions of the shows plot are identical.

While Sonic Live in Sydney’s soundtrack is available on YouTube, and some photos of the show are available on the Lost Media Wiki, no footage of either the costumed actors version or the puppet show version have resurfaced. The show was closed down in 1999, possibly due to cost, shortly before the Sega World park as a whole in 2000. So unless there is someone out there who viseted the show between 1998 or 1999 who recorded the show via a handheld camera, footage of both incarnations of the show are likely forever lost to time.

On a personal note, I don’t have much to say on this one other than how gloriously peek gaudy 90s Sonic the set/puppet design is. I have no doubt finding footage of these puppets in action would truly be a silly delight to behold...

Legend of Mary (year unknown)

This one is a little different from the other entries on this list as while the film itself in its entiraty is available on YouTube for anyone to view, the information surrounding Legend of Mary, specifically its year of release, remains a mystery as of writing this.

I have mentioned the film before on this blog so I’ll keep it brief here: in summary, Legend of Mary is a short film retelling of the Nativity featuring the Rod puppets of Austrian puppeteer Richard Teschner. the video was uploaded to YouTube by user canada 150 archive. I looked up the people credited in the film and was able to find most of them, but didn’t find Legend of Mary listed in thier credits, and was unable to find the film on sites like IMDB, tMDB or Letterboxd. I reached out to Canada 150 archive asking if they had any info regarding the Legend of Mary’s release date, and after a coupe of months, they replied saying they didn’t know.

And that’s as far as I got on my search for answers, if anyone of you guys has any information regarding Legend of Mary, then it be of huge help in finding the release date.

Sam and friends (1955 - 1961)

Sam and friends was the very first puppetry television series created by Jim Henson alongside his colabarator and future wife Jane Nebel. filmed in Washington, D.C. and airing twice daily on WRC-TV and the NBC affiliate in Washington, D.C. from May 9, 1955, to December 15, Sam and Friends would mark the first apperence of Kermit (though not yet as a frog) and paved the way for Henson’s iconic and revered legacy in the realm of puppetry on film and television.

With the impact this show had in mind, it may come as a shock to some that almost half of Sam and Friends, specifically, 42 of the 86 episodes, are considered lost. With 16 existing, 8 documented, 9 known from memory, plus 8 existing Esskay commercials and 1 memory-known Esskay commercial. Some taped episodes have been shown at venues such as the museum of the moving image while others have been erased. It’s unknown if copies of these erased episodes still exist.

This post would become far to long if I were too list every episode missing from Sam and Freinds, but if your curious, the lost media wiki article has a comprehensive list of all lost episodes.

Annnd that about it for this post. This type of content is pretty different from the stuff I usually post. So I’m egar to see what you guys think about it. If you enjoyed this article, want to see more like it or have ideas for what puppetry-related topics I should cover in the future. And again, thank you all so much for helping me reach 55 followers. Your support really does mean a lot to me, and I hope you enjoyed this as a follower milestone gift.

Anyways, hope you enjoyed this dip into lost puppetry, and have a happy holiday season!

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democratsunited-blog · 6 years ago

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Democrats outdraw Republicans in Wisconsin as primary turnout nears 1 million

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Democrats outdraw Republicans in Wisconsin as primary turnout nears 1 million

More people voted than ever in Wisconsin’s partisan primary Tuesday.

And in what may be another sign of energy on the left, a contested Democratic primary for governor drew about 20 percent more voters than a contested Republican primary for U.S. Senate, even though the GOP race was more competitive and generated far more television advertising.

The most striking example of Democratic turnout came in the ultramobilized “blue” bastion of Dane County, which produced 40 percent more votes than ever before in a Democratic primary for governor or Senate.

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I voted stickers at Franklin City Hall during the August partisan primary in Wisconsin. (Photo: Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

Statewide, more than 537,000 Democratic votes were cast in the eight-way gubernatorial primary won by state schools Superintendent Tony Evers, according to returns reported by The Associated Press.

More than 456,000 Republican votes were cast in the suspenseless GOP contest for governor, which incumbent Scott Walker won with 92% of the party vote.

A slightly lower number of votes — a little over 443,000 — were cast in a competitive GOP primary for U.S. Senate, won by state Sen. Leah Vukmir over Kevin Nicholson.

Gov. Scott Walker will face Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Evers and U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin will face state Sen. Leah Vukmir. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

RELATED: Democrat Tony Evers wins eight-way Wisconsin primary to face GOP Gov. Scott Walker in November

RELATED: Leah Vukmir defeats Kevin Nicholson for GOP nomination for U.S. Senate and will meet Tammy Baldwin in November

ELECTION RESULTS: Wisconsin and Milwaukee-area fall primary

FULL COVERAGE: 2018 Wisconsin Elections

Neither of the two marquee races — the Democratic fight for governor or the GOP fight for Senate — set any individual records for the state’s partisan primary, which for decades was held in September but was moved up to August in 2012.

The most votes ever cast in a single primary contest for governor or U.S. Senate in Wisconsin are the more than 618,000 cast in the Republican primary for governor won by Scott Walker in 2010.

The most in a Democratic primary is the roughly 553,000 cast in the 2002 primary for governor won by Jim Doyle.

Tuesday’s primary did set a record for total votes cast for both parties — more than 990,000.

But it was not a record in terms of the share of voting-age adults who voted.

About 22 percent of voting-age adults went to the polls Tuesday (though that figure will rise when official numbers are reported). The last time turnout reached that level in an August or September primary was in 2002. Primary turnout hit 25 percent in 1988 and reached higher levels in earlier decades.

The higher Democratic vote Tuesday could be another sign of enthusiasm for a party that appears more mobilized this year than the GOP. Democrats have won two special elections for the Legislature in GOP-leaning districts in 2018 and celebrated a surprisingly decisive victory by the liberal candidate, Rebecca Dallet, in a nonpartisan but very politicized April race for state Supreme Court.

Dane, the state’s second biggest and fastest-growing county, generated more than 104,000 Democratic votes for governor, far higher than its previous record for governor or senator of 74,389 votes in the 2002 gubernatorial primary.

Dane accounted for about one-fifth of the Democratic vote Tuesday, which is unprecedented in a contested major primary of any kind.

The sky-high turnout in Dane occurred even though the 2018 primary for governor was a low-spending affair with relatively low-profile candidates and could be another sign that the county is likely to turn out in droves this fall against Walker.

On the other side, turnout in the state’s top GOP county, Waukesha, fell well short of a record.

The contested GOP Senate primary won by Vukmir over Nicholson drew almost 60,000 votes in Waukesha compared to the nearly 89,000 votes cast in the Republican primary for governor in 2010 and the more than 77,000 votes cast in the GOP primary for Senate in 2012.

Turnout in primaries doesn’t always predict which party does better in the fall.

The history of “fall” primaries in Wisconsin doesn’t offer a lot of guidance, because it is so rare for each party to have a top-line contested primary for U.S. Senate or governor in the same year. The last time it happened was when both parties had competitive Senate primaries in 1988.

Nor is there a clear pattern of one party “outdrawing” the other in the August or September primary in Wisconsin. In the past 20 years, Democratic contests for statewide office had generated more votes five times and GOP contests had produced more votes four times.

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cbilluminati · 8 years ago

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The Dub has a ton of great titles on sale this week, and we have your early looks at them all. Here’s the IDW Publishing Previews for 4-12-2017.

American Barbarian: The Complete Series

Writer: Tom Scioli Artist: Tom Scioli Cover Artist: Tom Scioli

Revenge is a dish best served BOLD! Follow Meric, the red-white-and-blue-haired American Barbarian on his quest to defeat the post-post-apocalyptic zombie cyborg mummy overlord Two-Tank Omen. This is the complete Saturday Morning Epic from the artist and co-writer of Transformers vs G.I. JOE and the Eisner Award-nominated Godland. Also includes an introduction by Rob Liefeld.

TPB • FC • $19.99 • 268 pages • 6” x 9” • ISBN: 978-1-63140-850-2

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Advance solicited for April release!

“This comic never lets you go once you start, and that’s part of why I enjoy Scioli’s comics in general and this one in particular.” –Comic Book Resources

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Atomic Robo, Vol. 11: Atomic Robo and the Temple of Od

Writer: Brian Clevinger Artist: Scott Wegener Cover Artist: Scott Wegener

Occupied Manchuria, 1938. Atomic Robo is volunteered for a new secret mission to track down China’s top quantum physicist, who has been captured by the Imperial Japanese Army to develop a super weapon powered by the theoretically unlimited “zero-point” energy source. Robo can’t catch a break with these would-be conquerors and their bizarre energy sources, can he? Luckily, he’s got some help from an unexpected but familiar face.

TPB • FC • $19.99 • 136 pages • ISBN: 978-1-63140-863-2

Bullet points:

Advance solicited for April release!

“Brian Clevenger keeps his script humming along, avoiding dwelling overly long on setup and book-ending the issue with action-heavy flash-forwards. Scott Wegener’s clean, elegant art style also does its part to generate an enjoyable tale of WWII-era action and intrigue. Wegener even throws in some welcome Temple of Doom homages for good measure. Atomic Robo is a very consistent franchise, but it’s always good to see that a new volume keeps the momentum going.” –IGN

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Duck Avenger #4

Writers: Alessandro Sisti, Jonathan Gray Artists: Corrado Mastantuono, Paolo Mottura Cover Artist: Claudio Sciarrone

“Two!” A mystery hacker is taking down computers all over Duckburg—and One, Donald’s supersmart electronic brain, is slowly turning malevolent!

FC • 72 pages • $6.99

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More of the new-to-USA Disney adventure that fans want most—the famous “Duck Avenger New Adventures” (known in Europe as “PKNA”)!

Adapted for our readers by fan favorite Jonathan Gray (Sonic the Hedgehog)!

72 pages of action for just $5.99!

Variant cover by Claudio Sciarrone!

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Dungeons & Dragons: Frost Giant’s Fury #2

Writer: Jim Zub Artist: Netho Diaz Cover Artist: Max Dunbar

The town of Fireshear is a safe haven for our adventurers, or, it would be if it wasn’t under attack by a frost giant raiding party! Get your hamsters ready, it’s time for battle!

FC • 32 pages • $3.99

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Dungeons & Dragons is seeing a renaissance with the release of the fifth edition rules in late 2014. Hundreds of thousands of players are returning to D&D or embarking on their first adventures and they’re hungry for extra content.

This new D&D story ties into the Storm King’s Thunder event that runs across multiple RPG products, novels, and video games.

This series continues with the cast from the hit Legends of Baldur’s Gate and Shadows of the Vampire stories, but is also built as a perfect jumping on point for new readers, bringing them into D&D’s classic blend of sword & sorcery adventure.

HASBRO ART variant cover!

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G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero, Vol. 17

Writer: Larry Hama Artist: S L Gallant Cover Artist: John Royle

The classic A Real American Hero continues from writer Larry Hama! Duke reckons with the most difficult choice of his life… while COBRA scrambles to contain the dangerous new agent in their midst! Collects issues #231-235.

TPB • FC • $19.99 • 120 pages • ISBN: 978-1-63140-852-6

Bullet points:

Advance solicited for April release!

“IDW handles this franchise well, there is never a dull moment from the first panel of this title to the last.” –Outright Geekery (on GI Joe: RAH #224)

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Helena Crash #2

Writer: Fabian Rangel, Jr. Artist: Warwick Johnson-Cadwell Cover Artist: Warwick Johnson-Cadwell

Helena Crash receives a message from the notorious crime lord known as WHITE DEMON. White Demon wants Helena to track down a rare, hard to find movie for her, on VHS no less. Helena begins her hunt, only to find herself in hot water for her association with White Demon’s chief rival, EL ROJO.

FC • 32 pages • $3.99

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Pour yourself a cup of coffee and get ready for HELENA CRASH!

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Jem and the Holograms, Vol. 4: Enter The Stingers

Writer: Kelly Thompson Artists: Jen Bartel, Meredith McClaren Cover Artist: Meredith McClaren

Still reeling from the shattering conclusion to “Dark Jem,” Jem and the Holograms regroup–desperate to find a path forward. Meanwhile, THE MISFITS find themselves with a unique problem… one lead singer too many! Plus, a European super group takes the U.S. by storm… The Stingers! Meet Riot, Rapture, Minx, and Raya! Collects issues #17-23.

TPB • FC • $19.99 • 152 pages • ISBN: 978-1-63140-837-3

Bullet points:

Advance solicited for April release!

“The Stingers present some welcome variety. I’m continually entertained by Thompson’s ability to take a lifestyle most can’t relate to and make it feel accessible.” –Comic Bastards

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Mickey Mouse: Dark Mines of the Phantom Metal

Writers: Andrea “Casty” Castellan, Romano Scarpa, Jonathan Gray, Joe Torcivia, Thad Komorowski Artists: Andrea “Casty” Castellan, Romano Scarpa, Jonathan Gray, Joe Torcivia, Thad Komorowski Cover Artist: Andrea “Casty” Castellan

Mickey, Goofy, and Eurasia Toft are out to find Atlantis or die trying… and their path leads to the British seacoast, where–yaarrr!–there be pirates, pitfalls, creepy Count Zoox, and a new threat from the hideous Horde of the Violet Hare! Dive into a new thriller by fan favorite Andrea “Casty” Castellan–then stick around for two wild Pegleg Pete adventures from legendary Disney writer/artist Romano Scarpa! Collects IDW’s Mickey Mouse #13-15.

TPB • FC • $12.99 • 124 pages • 6” x 9” • ISBN: 978-1-63140-857-1

Bullet points:

Advance solicited for April release!

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Micronauts #11

Writer: Cullen Bunn Artist: Max Dunbar Cover Artist: Max Dunbar

Stranded on a world of giants, hounded by enemies from both Earth and Microspace, the Micronauts have one last chance to return to their universe. A doorway is opening, and Oz and company think this is their passage home. But something from the other side is coming through–something that will bring this chapter of the Micronauts’ story to a destructive END.

FC • 32 pages • $3.99

Bullet points:

Variant cover by Ryan Brown!

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My Little Pony: Legends of Magic #1

Writer: Jeremy Whitley Artist: Brenda Hickey Cover Artist: Brenda Hickey

The origins of cutie marks, friendships, magic and more are available in this new ongoing series devoted to revealing the secret history of Equestria! In this opening story arc, we travel back in time to uncover the secrets of Starswirl the Bearded and his magical friends!

FC • 32 pages • $3.99

Bullet points:

Ties into new season of My Little Pony!

The magic of My Little Pony continues with a brand-new ongoing series!

From seasoned MLP writer Jeremy Whitley, creator of Princeless, and writer on Marvel’s The Unstoppable Wasp!

Variant cover by Derek Charm!

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Popeye Classics #57

Writer: Bud Sagendorf Artist: Bud Sagendorf Cover Artist: Bud Sagendorf

In the first story, Popeye fights a titanic sea battle to bring orchids to hungry jeeps–watch out for the Sea Hag! Plus, an adventure-filled Old West story, “Pot of Gold,” including Wimpy and Swee’pea. Read a delightful Uncle Elmo story and a hilarious O.G. Wotasnozzle comic!

FC • 32 pages • $4.99

Bullet points:

Variant cover by Aeron Alfrey!

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Ragnarök #12

Writer: Walter Simonson Artist: Walter Simonson Cover Artist: Walter Simonson

Thor’s hammer, Mjolnir, will decide the fates of the Black Elf Assassin, Regn, his daughter Drifa, and Angantyr, the Lord of the Dead, in the depths of Angantyr’s fortress at the edge of Hel. Its decision is written with lightning and thunder, and it is always final. Plus a gallery section of pages from this issue—Artist’s Edition style!

FC • 40 pages • $4.99

Bullet points:

Continuing Walter Simonson’s masterpiece!

Featuring a variant cover from Lee Weeks!

The second story arc of Walter Simonson’s masterpiece concludes!

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ROM #9

Writers: Chris Ryall & Christos Gage Artist: Paolo Villanelli Cover Artist: Tony Shasteen

“Reinforcements,” part 5! Rom is caught between rogue G.I. JOE members, rogue Space Knights, and a renewed Dire Wraith threat with the fate of the planet in the balance!

FC • 32 pages • $3.99

Bullet points:

Ask your retailer how to get the incentive cover by legendary artist/inker Joe Sinnott!

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Star Trek: Boldly Go #7

Writer: Mike Johnson Artist: Megan Levens Cover Artist: George Caltsoudas

Part 1 (of 3) of “Murder at Babel“! As the Federation and Romulans convene in the wake of the Borg attack, the precarious peace is threatened by the murder of a key diplomat… and a Starfleet cadet is the prime suspect! Don’t miss this all-new adventure, guest-starring Jaylah from STAR TREK BEYOND, and the cast from the hit STARFLEET ACADEMY series!

FC • 32 pages • $3.99

Bullet points:

A new arc featuring new artist Megan Levens!

Following the events of Star Trek Beyond!

Variant cover by Cryssy Cheung!

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Vol. 16: Chasing Phantoms

Writers: Kevin Eastman, Tom Waltz Artists: Dave Wachter, Mateus Santolouco Cover Artist: Dave Wachter

While the Turtles and Splinter are reeling from a surprise attack by Kitsune, exposing weaknesses in their defense, the Street Phantoms use the opportunity to pounce. Collects issues #61–65.

TPB • FC • $19.99 • 120 pages • ISBN: 978-1-63140-859-5

Bullet points:

Advance solicited for April release!

“This book does not get nearly enough praise as it should for being so great for so long. With fantastic storytelling and a murderers row of great artists there is not much else you can ask for in a comic book!” –Word of the Nerd

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They're green and they're on the screen!

Image: legendary puppet maker Jim Henson and director Steve Barron with suit actors on the set of TMNT aka Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990). From L to R: David Forman (Leonardo), Leif Tilden (Donatelo), Michelan Sisti (Michaelangelo) and Josh Pais (Raphael).

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What you should know about crabgrass

Shaggy summer annual In most cases, crabgrass makes its appearance when soil temperatures are sustained above 55 degrees F. (Photo: FMC)

It’s everywhere: According to Jim Brosnan, Ph.D., associate professor at the University of Tennessee, a 2017 survey by the Weed Science Society of America found that it is the No. 1 most common turfgrass weed.

It follows forsythia: This weed is a summer annual (typically — there are some species that are considered perennials), and its germination occurs when soil temperatures are sustained above 55 degrees F. Don’t have the tools — or the time — to track soil temps? Watch for the forsythia to bloom. This event often coincides with soil temperatures warm enough to sustain this weed’s germination.

It needs a shave: A couple types of this weed have hairy leaf sheaths. One type of this weed can grow up to three feet tall if left unmowed.

Photo: iStock.com/Maudib

It preys on the weak: It favors sandy, sunny locations with weakened turfgrass, says Michael Sisti, golf and lawn care market manager for FMC. Areas damaged by insects or along sidewalks and driveways are prime targets for this weed.

It is prolific: A single plant can produce 150-700 tillers and 150,000 seeds, according to Sisti. Primary reproduction for this weed is through seeds, so it is important to remove seedheads or apply a preemergent herbicide for control.

Did you guess crabgrass? If you did, you’re right. And while knowing about it is great, the real question is how do you deal with it?

There are several species of crabgrass, but among the most common found in lawns are smooth crabgrass and large crabgrass, according to Brosnan. Large crabgrass is more commonly found in the south and smooth crabgrass in the north, but both can be found in the Transition Zone.

Take the hint Typically, lawn care operators can expect crabgrass germination to coincide with the blooming of forsythia. (Photo: iStock.com/Martin Keiler)

The best defense against crabgrass is a healthy, thick lawn and root system. Cutting the lawn at the recommended height will encourage a healthy root system to develop and will also remove seedheads. But be careful. Cutting the lawn too short can lead to poor turf density, which will make the lawn more susceptible to crabgrass.

“Because crabgrass is such a prolific seeder, anything that can be done to reduce seed production will help alleviate the occurrence of this weed,” Sisti says.

Another benefit of keeping the lawn lush and healthy? Increased mowing height can improve the efficacy of several preemergent herbicides used for crabgrass control, according to Brosnan. Data regularly show that preemergent herbicide applications are the most effective way to control crabgrass in the landscape, he says.

Finally, don’t forget to keep an eye on your equipment, Sisti adds.

“It’s important to note the calibration of your application equipment, both sprayers and spreaders, is essential to ensure you’re delivering the proper amount of active ingredient,” he says. “Any type of soil disruption, like dethatching or heavy raking, can nullify the crabgrass barrier.”

The post What you should know about crabgrass appeared first on Landscape Management.

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williamharis98 · 6 years ago

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What you should know about crabgrass

Shaggy summer annual In most cases, crabgrass makes its appearance when soil temperatures are sustained above 55 degrees F. (Photo: FMC)

It needs a shave: A couple types of this weed have hairy leaf sheaths. One type of this weed can grow up to three feet tall if left unmowed.

Photo: iStock.com/Maudib

Did you guess crabgrass? If you did, you’re right. And while knowing about it is great, the real question is how do you deal with it?

Take the hint Typically, lawn care operators can expect crabgrass germination to coincide with the blooming of forsythia. (Photo: iStock.com/Martin Keiler)

“Because crabgrass is such a prolific seeder, anything that can be done to reduce seed production will help alleviate the occurrence of this weed,” Sisti says.

Finally, don’t forget to keep an eye on your equipment, Sisti adds.

The post What you should know about crabgrass appeared first on Landscape Management.

from Gardening News https://www.landscapemanagement.net/what-you-should-know-about-crabgrass/

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The Complete Detail Of Mission: Impossible III (2006) Name Mission: Impossible III (2006) Storyline A man named Owen Davian kills an IMF agent that was sent undercover by the legendary Ethan Hunt, who has retired from combat missions. Hunt now has a fiancé, Julia, who believes that he works for the traffic department when he really trains younger IMF agents to go into combat. He is assigned to his last mission. His mission, should he choose to accept it is to capture Davian, who is selling a toxic weapon called the rabbits foot. But Davian is reckless, cruel, and deathly. He promises Hunt that he will find Julia, hurt her, and Ethan will be too dead to help her. The mission is no more different to others, its dangerous, smart, and impossible; but now it's personal. Detail Of Mission: Impossible III (2006) Director J.J. Abrams Writer

Alex Kurtzman -- (written by) &

Roberto Orci -- (written by) &

J.J. Abrams -- (written by)

Produced by

Arthur Anderso -- co-producer

Bill Borden -- supervising producer

Tom Cruise -- producer

Sanping Han -- executive producer: China

Tao Jiang -- co-producer: China

Stratton Leopold -- executive producer

Doming Shi -- co-producer: China

Enzo Sisti -- line producer: Italy

Paula Wagner -- producer

Guichun Wang -- associate producer: China

Buting Yang -- executive producer: China

Haicheng Zhao -- aproducer: China (as Zhao Haicheng)

Stars & Cast

Tom Cruise -- Ethan Hunt

Philip Seymour Hoffman -- Owen Davian

Ving Rhames -- Luther Stickell

Billy Crudup -- John Musgrave

Michelle Monaghan -- Julia

Jonathan Rhys Meyers -- Declan Gormley

Keri Russell -- Lindsey Farris

Maggie Q -- Zhen Lei

Simon Pegg -- Benji Dunn

Eddie Marsan -- Brownway

Laurence Fishburne -- Theodore Brassel

Bahar Soomekh -- Davian's Translator

Jeff Chase -- Davian's Bodyguard

Michael Berry Jr. -- Julia's Kidnapper

Carla Gallo -- Beth

Bellamy Young -- Rachael

Paul Keeley -- Ken

Jane Daly -- Julia's Mother

Greg Grunberg -- Kevin

Sabra Williams -- Annie

Rose Rollins -- Ellie

Sasha Alexander -- Melissa

Tracy Middendorf -- Ashley

Aaron Paul -- Rick

Kathryn Fiore -- Party Goer

Colleen Crozier -- Party Goer

Sean O'Bryan -- Party Goer

Bruce French -- Minister

Ellen Bry -- Lindsey's Mother

Patrick Pankhurst -- Lindsey's Father

Tony Guma -- Jim

James Shanklin -- Hospital Chaplain

Anne Betancourt -- Nurse Sally

Antonietta De Lorenzo -- Roadblock Driver

Andrea Sartoretti -- Roadblock Driver

Antonio Del Prete -- Vatican Video Room Guard

Francesco De Vito -- Greeting Priest

Giorgio Marchesi -- Vatican Gate Guard

Niccolò Senni -- Vatican Gate Guard

Paolo Bonacelli -- Monsignore

David Waters -- IMF Officer

Michael G. Kehoe -- Hospital Employee (as Michael Kehoe)

Timothy Omundson -- IMF Agent

José Zúñiga -- IMF Agent Pete (as Jose Zuniga)

McGuire William Francis McGuire -- IMF Head of Security

Michelle Arthur -- Airline Worker

Barney Cheng -- Janitor

Italy - 24 April 2006 (Rome) (premiere)

Netherlands - 26 April 2006 (Amsterdam(premiere)

United Arab Emirates - 3 May 2006

Belgium - 3 May 2006

Switzerland - 3 May 2006 (French speaking region)

France - 3 May 2006

Greece - 3 May 2006

Hong Kong - 3 May 2006

South Korea - 3 May 2006

Netherlands - 3 May 2006

Singapore - 3 May 2006

Thailand - 3 May 2006

Taiwan - 3 May 2006

Argentina - 4 May 2006

Australia - 4 May 2006

Chile - 4 May 2006

Germany - 4 May 2006

UK - 4 May 2006

Hungary - 4 May 2006

Israel - 4 May 2006

Lebanon - 4 May 2006

Portugal - 4 May 2006

Serbia - 4 May 2006

Russia - 4 May 2006

Slovenia - 4 May 2006

Austria - 5 May 2006

Brazil - 5 May 2006

Canada - 5 May 2006

Denmark - 5 May 2006

Estonia - 5 May 2006

Spain - 5 May 2006

Finland - 5 May 2006

Ireland - 5 May 2006

Iceland - 5 May 2006

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Mexico - 5 May 2006

Norway - 5 May 2006

Panama - 5 May 2006

Philippines - 5 May 2006

Poland - 5 May 2006

Romania - 5 May 2006

Sweden - 5 May 2006

Turkey - 5 May 2006

USA - 5 May 2006

Uruguay - 5 May 2006

Venezuela - 5 May 2006

Egypt - 17 May 2006

Vietnam - 26 May 2006

India - 16 June 2006

Pakistan - 16 June 2006

Japan - 8 July 2006

China - 20 July 2006

Filming Locations Palm Springs, California, USA Certificate Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of frenetic violence and menace, disturbing images and some sensuality Box Office Of Mission: Impossible III (2006) Budget $150,000,000 (estimated) Opening Weekend £5,378,013 (UK) (5 May 2006) Gross

$134,029,801 (USA) (20 July 2006)

$133,382,309 (USA) (16 July 2006)

$133,009,689 (USA) (9 July 2006)

$132,556,364 (USA) (2 July 2006)

$131,525,369 (USA) (25 June 2006)

$130,162,653 (USA) (18 June 2006)

$127,491,115 (USA) (11 June 2006)

$122,669,375 (USA) (4 June 2006)

$116,170,705 (USA) (28 May 2006)

$103,535,579 (USA) (21 May 2006)

$85,100,142 (USA) (14 May 2006)

$47,743,273 (USA) (7 May 2006)

$134,029,801 (USA)

£15,342,575 (UK) (18 June 2006)

£15,177,608 (UK) (11 June 2006)

£14,948,094 (UK) (4 June 2006)

£12,618,529 (UK) (21 May 2006)

£9,721,069 (UK) (14 May 2006)

£5,378,013 (UK) (7 May 2006)

$262,166,791 (Worldwide) (27 September 2006) (except USA)

$395,668,139 (Worldwide) (27 September 2006)

$397,850,012 (Worldwide) (20 July 2006)

$397,850,012 (worldwide)

$263,820,211 (Non-USA)

€395,614 (Argentina) (7 May 2006)

AUD 3,935,051 (Australia) (7 May 2006)

€447,793 (Austria) (7 May 2006)

€547,781 (Belgium) (7 May 2006)

BRL 5,078,260 (Brazil) (7 May 2006)

LBP 356,400,565 (Lebanon) (4 June 2006)

LBP 327,983,129 (Lebanon) (28 May 2006)

LBP 288,157,663 (Lebanon) (21 May 2006)

LBP 223,245,987 (Lebanon) (14 May 2006)

LBP 118,994,901 (Lebanon) (7 May 2006)

€2,141,162 (Netherlands) (25 June 2006)

€532,384 (Netherlands) (7 May 2006)

PHP 164,212,077 (Philippines) (18 June 2006)

PHP 159,900,195 (Philippines) (4 June 2006)

PHP 154,674,764 (Philippines) (29 May 2006)

PHP 140,567,328 (Philippines) (21 May 2006)

PHP 114,921,912 (Philippines) (14 May 2006)

PHP 67,259,521 (Philippines) (7 May 2006)

$152,962 (Romania) ( 2006)

€7,058,955 (Spain)

Technical Specs Of Mission: Impossible III (2006) Runtime 126 min Sound Mix SDDS | DTS | Dolby Digital Company Credits Of Mission: Impossible III (2006) Production Company

Paramount Pictures (presents)

Cruise/Wagner Productions

MI 3 Film (produced in association with) (copyright owner)

China Film Co-Production Corporation (with the assistance of)

Fourth Production Company Film Group, The (with the assistance of)

China Film Group Corporation (CFGC) (with the assistance of)

Studio Babelsberg (as Studio Babelsberg Motion Picture)

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The Dub has a ton of great titles on sale this week, and we have your early looks at them all. Here’s the IDW Publishing Previews for 4-12-2017.

American Barbarian: The Complete Series

Writer: Tom Scioli Artist: Tom Scioli Cover Artist: Tom Scioli

TPB • FC • $19.99 • 268 pages • 6” x 9” • ISBN: 978-1-63140-850-2

Bullet points:

Advance solicited for April release!

“This comic never lets you go once you start, and that’s part of why I enjoy Scioli’s comics in general and this one in particular.” –Comic Book Resources

Atomic Robo, Vol. 11: Atomic Robo and the Temple of Od

Writer: Brian Clevinger Artist: Scott Wegener Cover Artist: Scott Wegener

TPB • FC • $19.99 • 136 pages • ISBN: 978-1-63140-863-2

Bullet points:

Advance solicited for April release!

Duck Avenger #4

Writers: Alessandro Sisti, Jonathan Gray Artists: Corrado Mastantuono, Paolo Mottura Cover Artist: Claudio Sciarrone

“Two!” A mystery hacker is taking down computers all over Duckburg—and One, Donald’s supersmart electronic brain, is slowly turning malevolent!

FC • 72 pages • $6.99

Bullet points:

More of the new-to-USA Disney adventure that fans want most—the famous “Duck Avenger New Adventures” (known in Europe as “PKNA”)!

Adapted for our readers by fan favorite Jonathan Gray (Sonic the Hedgehog)!

72 pages of action for just $5.99!

Variant cover by Claudio Sciarrone!

Dungeons & Dragons: Frost Giant’s Fury #2

Writer: Jim Zub Artist: Netho Diaz Cover Artist: Max Dunbar

The town of Fireshear is a safe haven for our adventurers, or, it would be if it wasn’t under attack by a frost giant raiding party! Get your hamsters ready, it’s time for battle!

FC • 32 pages • $3.99

Bullet points:

This new D&D story ties into the Storm King’s Thunder event that runs across multiple RPG products, novels, and video games.

HASBRO ART variant cover!

G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero, Vol. 17

Writer: Larry Hama Artist: S L Gallant Cover Artist: John Royle

TPB • FC • $19.99 • 120 pages • ISBN: 978-1-63140-852-6

Bullet points:

Advance solicited for April release!

“IDW handles this franchise well, there is never a dull moment from the first panel of this title to the last.” –Outright Geekery (on GI Joe: RAH #224)

Helena Crash #2

Writer: Fabian Rangel, Jr. Artist: Warwick Johnson-Cadwell Cover Artist: Warwick Johnson-Cadwell

FC • 32 pages • $3.99

Bullet points:

Pour yourself a cup of coffee and get ready for HELENA CRASH!

Jem and the Holograms, Vol. 4: Enter The Stingers

Writer: Kelly Thompson Artists: Jen Bartel, Meredith McClaren Cover Artist: Meredith McClaren

TPB • FC • $19.99 • 152 pages • ISBN: 978-1-63140-837-3

Bullet points:

Advance solicited for April release!

“The Stingers present some welcome variety. I’m continually entertained by Thompson’s ability to take a lifestyle most can’t relate to and make it feel accessible.” –Comic Bastards

Mickey Mouse: Dark Mines of the Phantom Metal

TPB • FC • $12.99 • 124 pages • 6” x 9” • ISBN: 978-1-63140-857-1

Bullet points:

Advance solicited for April release!

Micronauts #11

Writer: Cullen Bunn Artist: Max Dunbar Cover Artist: Max Dunbar

FC • 32 pages • $3.99

Bullet points:

Variant cover by Ryan Brown!

My Little Pony: Legends of Magic #1

Writer: Jeremy Whitley Artist: Brenda Hickey Cover Artist: Brenda Hickey

FC • 32 pages • $3.99

Bullet points:

Ties into new season of My Little Pony!

The magic of My Little Pony continues with a brand-new ongoing series!

From seasoned MLP writer Jeremy Whitley, creator of Princeless, and writer on Marvel’s The Unstoppable Wasp!

Variant cover by Derek Charm!

Popeye Classics #57

Writer: Bud Sagendorf Artist: Bud Sagendorf Cover Artist: Bud Sagendorf

FC • 32 pages • $4.99

Bullet points:

Variant cover by Aeron Alfrey!

Ragnarök #12

Writer: Walter Simonson Artist: Walter Simonson Cover Artist: Walter Simonson

FC • 40 pages • $4.99

Bullet points:

Continuing Walter Simonson’s masterpiece!

Featuring a variant cover from Lee Weeks!

The second story arc of Walter Simonson’s masterpiece concludes!

ROM #9

Writers: Chris Ryall & Christos Gage Artist: Paolo Villanelli Cover Artist: Tony Shasteen

“Reinforcements,” part 5! Rom is caught between rogue G.I. JOE members, rogue Space Knights, and a renewed Dire Wraith threat with the fate of the planet in the balance!

FC • 32 pages • $3.99

Bullet points:

Ask your retailer how to get the incentive cover by legendary artist/inker Joe Sinnott!

Star Trek: Boldly Go #7

Writer: Mike Johnson Artist: Megan Levens Cover Artist: George Caltsoudas

FC • 32 pages • $3.99

Bullet points:

A new arc featuring new artist Megan Levens!

Following the events of Star Trek Beyond!

Variant cover by Cryssy Cheung!

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Vol. 16: Chasing Phantoms

Writers: Kevin Eastman, Tom Waltz Artists: Dave Wachter, Mateus Santolouco Cover Artist: Dave Wachter

While the Turtles and Splinter are reeling from a surprise attack by Kitsune, exposing weaknesses in their defense, the Street Phantoms use the opportunity to pounce. Collects issues #61–65.

TPB • FC • $19.99 • 120 pages • ISBN: 978-1-63140-859-5

Bullet points:

Advance solicited for April release!

via IDW Publishing

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#comic books #comics #IDW Publishing #Preview

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moviemorning003-blog · 7 years ago

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Alex Kurtzman -- (written by) &

Roberto Orci -- (written by) &

J.J. Abrams -- (written by)

Produced by

Arthur Anderso -- co-producer

Bill Borden -- supervising producer

Tom Cruise -- producer

Sanping Han -- executive producer: China

Tao Jiang -- co-producer: China

Stratton Leopold -- executive producer

Doming Shi -- co-producer: China

Enzo Sisti -- line producer: Italy

Paula Wagner -- producer

Guichun Wang -- associate producer: China

Buting Yang -- executive producer: China

Haicheng Zhao -- aproducer: China (as Zhao Haicheng)

Stars & Cast

Tom Cruise -- Ethan Hunt

Philip Seymour Hoffman -- Owen Davian

Ving Rhames -- Luther Stickell

Billy Crudup -- John Musgrave

Michelle Monaghan -- Julia

Jonathan Rhys Meyers -- Declan Gormley

Keri Russell -- Lindsey Farris

Maggie Q -- Zhen Lei

Simon Pegg -- Benji Dunn

Eddie Marsan -- Brownway

Laurence Fishburne -- Theodore Brassel

Bahar Soomekh -- Davian's Translator

Jeff Chase -- Davian's Bodyguard

Michael Berry Jr. -- Julia's Kidnapper

Carla Gallo -- Beth

Bellamy Young -- Rachael

Paul Keeley -- Ken

Jane Daly -- Julia's Mother

Greg Grunberg -- Kevin

Sabra Williams -- Annie

Rose Rollins -- Ellie

Sasha Alexander -- Melissa

Tracy Middendorf -- Ashley

Aaron Paul -- Rick

Kathryn Fiore -- Party Goer

Colleen Crozier -- Party Goer

Sean O'Bryan -- Party Goer

Bruce French -- Minister

Ellen Bry -- Lindsey's Mother

Patrick Pankhurst -- Lindsey's Father

Tony Guma -- Jim

James Shanklin -- Hospital Chaplain

Anne Betancourt -- Nurse Sally

Antonietta De Lorenzo -- Roadblock Driver

Andrea Sartoretti -- Roadblock Driver

Antonio Del Prete -- Vatican Video Room Guard

Francesco De Vito -- Greeting Priest

Giorgio Marchesi -- Vatican Gate Guard

Niccolò Senni -- Vatican Gate Guard

Paolo Bonacelli -- Monsignore

David Waters -- IMF Officer

Michael G. Kehoe -- Hospital Employee (as Michael Kehoe)

Timothy Omundson -- IMF Agent

José Zúñiga -- IMF Agent Pete (as Jose Zuniga)

McGuire William Francis McGuire -- IMF Head of Security

Michelle Arthur -- Airline Worker

Barney Cheng -- Janitor

Italy - 24 April 2006 (Rome) (premiere)

Netherlands - 26 April 2006 (Amsterdam(premiere)

United Arab Emirates - 3 May 2006

Belgium - 3 May 2006

Switzerland - 3 May 2006 (French speaking region)

France - 3 May 2006

Greece - 3 May 2006

Hong Kong - 3 May 2006

South Korea - 3 May 2006

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Thailand - 3 May 2006

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Chile - 4 May 2006

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Hungary - 4 May 2006

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Portugal - 4 May 2006

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Canada - 5 May 2006

Denmark - 5 May 2006

Estonia - 5 May 2006

Spain - 5 May 2006

Finland - 5 May 2006

Ireland - 5 May 2006

Iceland - 5 May 2006

Italy - 5 May 2006

Mexico - 5 May 2006

Norway - 5 May 2006

Panama - 5 May 2006

Philippines - 5 May 2006

Poland - 5 May 2006

Romania - 5 May 2006

Sweden - 5 May 2006

Turkey - 5 May 2006

USA - 5 May 2006

Uruguay - 5 May 2006

Venezuela - 5 May 2006

Egypt - 17 May 2006

Vietnam - 26 May 2006

India - 16 June 2006

Pakistan - 16 June 2006

Japan - 8 July 2006

China - 20 July 2006

$134,029,801 (USA) (20 July 2006)

$133,382,309 (USA) (16 July 2006)

$133,009,689 (USA) (9 July 2006)

$132,556,364 (USA) (2 July 2006)

$131,525,369 (USA) (25 June 2006)

$130,162,653 (USA) (18 June 2006)

$127,491,115 (USA) (11 June 2006)

$122,669,375 (USA) (4 June 2006)

$116,170,705 (USA) (28 May 2006)

$103,535,579 (USA) (21 May 2006)

$85,100,142 (USA) (14 May 2006)

$47,743,273 (USA) (7 May 2006)

$134,029,801 (USA)

£15,342,575 (UK) (18 June 2006)

£15,177,608 (UK) (11 June 2006)

£14,948,094 (UK) (4 June 2006)

£12,618,529 (UK) (21 May 2006)

£9,721,069 (UK) (14 May 2006)

£5,378,013 (UK) (7 May 2006)

$262,166,791 (Worldwide) (27 September 2006) (except USA)

$395,668,139 (Worldwide) (27 September 2006)

$397,850,012 (Worldwide) (20 July 2006)

$397,850,012 (worldwide)

$263,820,211 (Non-USA)

€395,614 (Argentina) (7 May 2006)

AUD 3,935,051 (Australia) (7 May 2006)

€447,793 (Austria) (7 May 2006)

€547,781 (Belgium) (7 May 2006)

BRL 5,078,260 (Brazil) (7 May 2006)

LBP 356,400,565 (Lebanon) (4 June 2006)

LBP 327,983,129 (Lebanon) (28 May 2006)

LBP 288,157,663 (Lebanon) (21 May 2006)

LBP 223,245,987 (Lebanon) (14 May 2006)

LBP 118,994,901 (Lebanon) (7 May 2006)

€2,141,162 (Netherlands) (25 June 2006)

€532,384 (Netherlands) (7 May 2006)

PHP 164,212,077 (Philippines) (18 June 2006)

PHP 159,900,195 (Philippines) (4 June 2006)

PHP 154,674,764 (Philippines) (29 May 2006)

PHP 140,567,328 (Philippines) (21 May 2006)

PHP 114,921,912 (Philippines) (14 May 2006)

PHP 67,259,521 (Philippines) (7 May 2006)

$152,962 (Romania) ( 2006)

€7,058,955 (Spain)

Technical Specs Of Mission: Impossible III (2006) Runtime 126 min Sound Mix SDDS | DTS | Dolby Digital Company Credits Of Mission: Impossible III (2006) Production Company

Paramount Pictures (presents)

Cruise/Wagner Productions

MI 3 Film (produced in association with) (copyright owner)

China Film Co-Production Corporation (with the assistance of)

Fourth Production Company Film Group, The (with the assistance of)

China Film Group Corporation (CFGC) (with the assistance of)

Studio Babelsberg (as Studio Babelsberg Motion Picture)

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