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The high grade Action Comics #1 CGC 8.5 Kansas City pedigree copy featuring the first Superman has set an all time comic book record at $6,000,000
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Sunday Trending Topics: Shortening Sherlock
From one of today's top topics: US audiences who sat down eagerly last week to watch the imported second series of Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss' Sherlock were disappointed to find that the 90 minute episode A Scandal In Belgravia had been cut down to 82 minutes in order to allow for the necessary "words from our sponsors". Read the rest.
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But the news about DC books shipping in August may be a bit of a giveaway. Let's have a look
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For purveyors of online video communities like Youtube and Blip, there's often nothing more frustrating than having to sit through a 30 second ad just to watch a 2 minute video. So what if for every second of advert you have to watch, a second of the video you actually want to watch is edited away to make room?
As you'll learn from this four minute preview of Revolution, the show is set in a post-Electric future, some fifteen years "after the lights went out." There's a magical McGuffin, a band of travelling heroes, and lots of lo-fi sci-fi shenanigans.
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