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Things We Saw Today: Salt, Pepper, Dalek

Things We Saw Today

By Sep 30th, 2012, 5:30 pm

Well this is just delightful. Salt and pepper shakers in the form of the TARDIS and a Dalek. (via Geek Alerts) 

  • Did you know Cartoon Network is 20 years old? TDW Geek has a video celebrating that fact. Cameos from well, lots of cartoon characters.
  • Daniel Radcliffe is talking about his new UK television project co-starring Jon Hamm, Playhouse Presents….A Young Doctor’s Notebook. (via The Hollywood Reporter)

The comic convention all about Grant Morrison, MorrisonCon, took place in Las Vegas over the weekend. The creator finally revealed some art from his long-talked about Multiversity project with artist Frank Quitely, among others. Here’s one of the preview pages featuring Blue Beetle and The Question. (via The Hollywood Reporter)

  • Speaking of comic projects, Marvel has a very Hunger Games-like one in the pipeline. Avengers Arena is from writer Dennis Hopeless and artists Kev Walker and Frank Martin.  (via Comic Book Resources)
  • Wednesday October 10, comic shops will be giving out free issues of the new Arrow comic book to coincide with the premiere of the TV show on the CW.(via [email protected])

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