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WHO is the Iron Patriot??

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pat514 says:

Great Review of Penny Arcade Vol. 5, I’m a huge fan of the web comic, and absolutely loved the game they put out.

While it is a rather traditional RPG, it has a Lovecraft/steampunk-esque Penny Arcade twist to it, and the dialogue is hilarious. Love the posts keep it up man!

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Episode 066: The Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane Spectacular

by The Watchtower Podcast at 04:02 AM on July 23, 2008 04:02

This week is a very special edition of The Watchtower as we dig deep into one of our favourite “guilty pleasure” books of all time.

August 6th, 2008 sees the return of everyone’s favourite redhead as Marvel Comics launches the lastest volume of Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane. Wanting to know more, we decided to go straight to the source.

We are extremely fotunate to have Artist Craig Rousseau (Impulse, The Perhapnauts), and Writer Terry Moore (Strangers In Paradise, Echo) join us to let us in on their plans for MJ, Gewn, Peter and all the gang.

All that, and The Forecast! It’s The Watchtower, more catchy than a Katy Perry song!

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