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Movies, games, comics, andmore your daily pop culture rundown. Though
Mike Jones Minnicon on DC one onone the Arkham series was and is so
good it really set the standard forsuperhero games, but there could have been
more. With Batman, a Threaton AX from the Geekye Dude showed pictures
and videos from a secret project thatwas bringing the Dark Knight trilogy together as
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one game. It didn't happen,though, because Warner Brothers thought two Batman
franchises would be too much, andthat actually became the Lord of the Rings
game Shadow of mordor Something in theDC world that did happen is the new
documentary Superman The Christopher Reeves Story.This was shown at CinemaCon recently by Peter
Saffron, the co CEO of DCStudios. He said that the whole team
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is proud to show Christopher Reeves's storyto the world and now the movie will
get a theatrical release coming everywhere inSeptember. Get your daily pop culture run
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