www.deimoscomics.com : Modern Warfare 3 smashes entertainment launch recordsSubject: Phoebus Apollo, Behind the Scenes - by: Deimos Options

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[quote]Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 smashes entertainment launch recordsCall of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 sells more than 6.5m copies within 24 hours of its launch, earning an estimated $400m in sales Does the art in this story look familiar? That is because KoL's Verry Wong has returned to Theoktonia (remember the awesome Theotkonia prelude?) to do the pencils/inks for issue 4.

And along with his art he brings a whole lot of winks to KoL. This is basically a KoL story and one I was killing myself struggling to keep my lips shut about! And now that the time has arrived I will let the HUGE revelations come from the very pages...

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[Electra]

[quote]Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 smashes entertainment launch recordsCall of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 sells more than 6.5m copies within 24 hours of its launch, earning an estimated $400m in sales It's been a while since I wrote about a film. Last night I watched Prometheus and I'm compelled to praise it with all my enthusiam.

It is a brilliant sci-fi story, with stunning visual effects, amazing performances (David), tantalizing philosophic inquiries and meaningful winks!

For those who haven't seen it I suggest you read no further.

The main fact that got me derilliously thrilled was when suddenly I heard the name "Weyland". Now I know that I must have been one of the very very few who had no idea in which universe this film was taking place. That was one beautiful surprise for me. And to my shame when I had watched the trailer I had thought "seriously this is such an Alien rip off, what new has it got to offer???"

I have no idea why Fox did not include in the title the "Alien" brand. I assume the marketing department must have screamed their lungs off at not using a widely loved and recognized cult brand name for a sequel (prequel) movie. But it was a ballsy move that I applaud with all my support. The surprise was totally worth it.

And as far as the sequel of Prometheus goes, it will be exactly the kind of movie I was hoping for, and the one that AvP2 failed to deliver. A visit at a mysterious alien homeworld that has fans raving at what it would be like.

I sincerely hope Prometheus has a long long future of high quality ballsy chapters!

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