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Marvel launched a pretty amazing promo today, allowing participants to pick and choose from 700 digital comic books in the coming days.

Movie posters are almost as much a part of pop culture as movies are themselves. A good poster can make or break an opening weekend. Ad agency Y&R created these awesome alternate angle movie posters for LG's 3D sound advertising campaign.

Will Mark Hamil return as Luke Skywalker? Even more important, is Chewbacca going to return? As my favorite Wookie by far, I see little point in seeing the movie unless he signs-on.

The leather arms can actually be removed to unveil Bane's combat vest. The 2-in-1 jacket will cost you $583. Not nearly as cost efficient as making it yourself, but for pure realism and quality, there's no beating this.

Aww, Vader is such a sweetie pie. Always trying to be so touchy-feely with his Jedi mind tricks.

The Wookie is clearly on the top of the fictional interplanetary food chain. In the hierarchy of evolutionary priority, us humans are one step below our Wookie brethren. They're stronger, and smarter (most of them) and hairier than any human will ever be.

You have to assume at the very least they have some amazing bamboo-based cuisine. Located in the Sichuan province of China (home to 30% of the world’s remaining panda population) this new panda-themed hotel offers a fully-immersive panda-obsessed experience. A stay at this panda retreat allows you to see such sights as hotel staff members dressed in panda costumes and rooms ...

Certain sources are claiming that the iPad 3 will hit the consumer market sometime in March. If true, it would mean that the iPad 3 would be released roughly a year after the iPad 2.

Prepare for gamer outrage in the weeks to come -- a "source" has reported that the next Xbox will use technology that prevents used games from being played. Details are scarce, but this rumor has been enough to re-ignite the used game debate among consumers.

After several months of animated protests by the online community, Lamar Smith, the sponsor of the "Stop Online Piracy Act" has decided to withdraw the bill.