Kord Industries is back! In a new clip from “Penance,” the next episode of “Arrow,” Green Arrow sends his new recruits to recover a briefcase that bears the company’s name. However, thanks to Wild Dog’s refusal to follow orders, the mission doesn’t quite go according to plan. RELATED: Arrow: Wild Dog, Artemis & More Weigh In…
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I’m flipping through a navigation app on the computer in front of me to see how I’m going to get to my next meeting. But I’m not touching the screen or using a mouse to browse the map. Instead, I’m twisting a tiny silver dial, about the size of the volume knob on my stereo…
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When Apple in September took the controversial step of announcing an iPhone without a headphone jack, it announced an accessory that provides a workaround: A pair of wireless earbuds called AirPods, which it said would ship in October for $159. Now Apple is changing its tune. The Cupertino, Calif. tech titan told tech news site…
When most people in the U.S. think of comic books, “romance” isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. When you say “comic books,” most people think “superheroes.” But from the 1940s to the early 1960s, romance comics in the United States such as “Young Romance” were extremely popular. However, a comic book doesn’t have…
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My Selection from this Top 20 :
18. Reed Richards and Sue Storm
He’s a super-genius who can stretch his body into a near infinite number of shapes. She can turn herself and other objects invisible. They’re Mr. Fantastic and the Invisible Woman, and they’re awesome together.
When Reed Richards and Sue Storm first appeared in “The Fantastic Four” #1 in 1961, they were considered revolutionary. Until their appearance, couples in comic books tended to be bland and unrealistic. But “The Fantastic Four” broke new ground in…
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It was 130 years ago, on Oct. 28, 1886, that the Statue of Liberty was officially dedicated during a ceremony presided over by President Grover Cleveland. The celebration also included something that would eventually become a New York City tradition of its own: its first ticker-tape parade. And the city had reason to celebrate: getting…
via The Statue of Liberty Is Turning 130. Here’s Its History in 90 Seconds — TIME
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