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STYNK: DC Nation, Ant-Man, Robocop, Power Lords, Firefly, Etc.

STYNK: DC Nation, Ant-Man, Robocop, Power Lords, Firefly, Etc.

By October 15, 2012 Miscellaneous 0 Comment

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? IDW is doing a whole slew of Mars Attacks one-shots, the most relevant here being Mars Attacks the Transformers. Weird. (Via CBR)
? After airing two whole episodes of Young Justice and presumably Green Lantern, Cartoon Network has yanked off the entire DC Nation block and said it’ll be back in January. CN announced this on Twitter, mere hours before new episodes were set to air — my DVR certainly thought so. I don’t know what the problem is here, but someone done fucked up.

? Edgar Wright’s Ant-Man has a premiere date of November 6th, 2015. Guess he really has to make it now. (Via Spinoff)

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? Here’s new Robocop’s new bike. Seems kind of KITT-ish to me.

? DC will release a seven-figure-set of the Justice League in their New 52 high-collared duds, if that’s what you’ve been waiting for. (Via ToysREvil)
? Someone’s bringing back the old Power Lords toyline, unless they’re not, because they’re lying. I’ll keep you posted. (Via Poe Ghostal)
? Entertainment Weekly has the first clip from the Science Channel’s Firefly reunion special, and they’re not sharing because they’re bastards. Go watch it here. 

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