June 2013

Legends of Awesomeness – War of the Noodles

  • Title: Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness – War of the Noodles
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Legends of Awesomeness - War of the Noodles

Po (Mick Wingert) gets caught in the middle of a noodle feud when a reformed Hundun (Diedrich Bader) sets up a competing noodle shop in town using the knowledge and recipes Po taught several thieves and kidnappers to help them find skills once they left prison. Convinced the villain is up to no good, Mr. Ping‘s (James Hong) paranoia runs off on his son who breaks into the restaurant and beats up Hundun’s waiters looking for secret tunnel to the Jade Palace that no longer exists.

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Sports Illustrated 2013 Swimsuit Model Jessica Perez

Sports Illustrated 2013 Swimsuit Model Jessica Perez

We previously shared with you cover model Kate Upton’s appearance in this year’s Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue as well as the appearances of Danish model Nina Agdal, Russian model Irina Shayk, South African model Natasha Barnard, New York model Emily Didonato, South African model Genevieve Morton, Russian model Anne V, American model Alyssa Miller, Australian model Jessica Gomes, and Canadian model Kate Bock. Here’s a gallery of photos featuring Costa Rican model Jessica Perez.

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Continuum – Second Skin

  • Title: Continuum – Second Thoughts
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Continuum - Second Skin

When Alec (Erik Knudsen) notices interference on his system, the same kind of interference he saw when Kiera (Rachel Nichols) first arrived, he believes another time traveler has shown-up from the future. The truth is a little more complicated and has to deal with Kiera’s old partner Elena (Caitlin Cromwell) who arrived in 1975 and by the year 2013 is an old woman (Karin Konoval) suffering from Alzheimers and liver failure whose son (Christian Vincent) recently sold her old space-age cop suit at a garage sale to the girlfriend (Carrie Fleming) of a dry-cleaners manager (Patrick Gilmore) for a sci-fi themed wedding.

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Battlestar Galactica #2

Battlestar Galactica #2After using the time missiles in the first issue of last month’s relaunch of the classic Battlestar Galactica comic book, Starbuck and Apollo find themselves in the middle of a temporal storm with an army of Cylons on their tail and no Galactica in sight. Nearly out of both fuel and ammo, the pilots split up hoping that at least one of them can make to a nearby Colonial supply station.

I’ll be honest, the first issue of the series didn’t wow me and I really was only tempted to pick this one up becuase of the beautiful cover from Alex Ross. That said, Battlestar Galactica #2 is an improvement over the first issue that raises quite a few intriguing questions. Captured, Starbuck finds himself on a Cylong Battlestar with other prisoners while Apollo gets the surprise of is life by making it to the supply station only to find he’s definitely not in Kansas anymore.

Alternate dimensions, weird timelines, and plenty of classic Cylons, may be enough for me to stick around a little longer to see how this plays out. For fans.

[Dynamite Entertainment, $3.99]

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Graceland – Pizza Box

  • Title: Graceland – Pizza Box
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“I’ve been asked to train a criminal organization to shoot with military proficiency.”

Graceland - Pizza Box

Mike (Aaron Tveit) sits down with California’s primary heroin supplier, Nigerian drug lord Jeremiah Bello (Gbenga Akinnagbe), who wants Mike’s help to train his men to shoot like real soldiers. Stuck in a difficult situation, especially given Eddie’s (Sheaun McKinney) distrust of him, Mike is ordered by the FBI to “fake train” the drug dealers and killers all while trying to not draw suspicion from his new friend who has a habit of burning out people’s eyes when they disappoint him (just like he did with Eddie).

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