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THE BATMAN Hot Wheels Batmobile First-Look Revealed Along With More Promo Art
Some new
The Batman tie-in merchandise has been revealed, and this time we have a first look at the Hot Wheels Batmobile toy that should be hitting shelves fairly soon, along with more promo art.
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5/11/2021
The Batman
officially wrapped production back in March, and we ve all been anxiously awaiting a look at some new footage from Matt Reeves take on DC s Caped Crusader. We did get some brief new shots of Zoe Kravitz s Catwoman in a recently leaked clip from an iTunes documentary, but for the most part, we ve had to make do with promo and merchandise art.
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In Memoriam: Dr. Edward Dowdye Jr.
In terms of readership and reader response, one of my most popular if not most popular contribution to LewRockwell.com was a piece I wrote, “The Black Hole in the Heart of Stephen Hawking,” in which I contrasted the celebrated Stephen Hawking’s work with the relatively unknown theories of Dr. Edward Henry Dowdye, who in effect although respecting Einstein, he as an engineer who “built” and created devices that work for NASA, as opposed to someone who conducted “thought experiments” a concept I agree with Electrical Universe physicist Wallace Thornhill who described the expression as an oxymoron, and Einstein’s famous
Ricky Church reviews Superman: Kryptonite Nevermore…
One of the most common pieces of knowledge regarding Superman is his weakness to Kryptonite, radioactive pieces from his home that are the only other thing to have survived the planet’s destruction. The concept of Kryptonite has even made its way over to wider pop culture to be used as slang for someone’s weakness and referenced in television, songs and other media. But what if Superman was no longer affected by the green rock? What if he lost his Kryptonite? That is the question comics legend Denny O’Neil, who passed away last year, explored in his classic and groundbreaking story