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Super Team: Warner Bros. Television and TV Guide Magazine Join Forces for Warner Bros.-Themed Comic-Con Special Issue

Burbank, CA (PRWEB) July 11, 2011

Excitement is building for Comic-Con 2011, and fans of the hit television series “The Big Bang Theory,” “Chuck,” “Fringe” and “The Vampire Diaries” will have a one-of-a-kind collectible item to bring home from this year’s Con, thanks to Warner Bros. Television (WBTV) and TV Guide Magazine. The magazine and WBTV are again teaming up to create a TV Guide Magazine Comic-Con special issue devoted solely to programming from WBTV and the Studio, and the four fan-favorite series listed above will appear on four different collectible covers.

For an advance look at the four collectible covers, click here:

http://www.thewb.com/comiccon/tvguidemagazinecovers2011

    All four collectible covers will be distributed at the Warner Bros. booth, #4545, on the convention floor throughout Comic-Con, beginning on preview night, Wednesday, July 20, and continuing through Sunday, July 24.

    For those not able to attend Comic-Con in person: Fear not! All four collectible covers will be on sale from July 21–28 at newsstand checkout wherever TV Guide Magazine is sold and will also be available at additional newsstands thereafter. The special issue can also be ordered online beginning July 12 at http://www.tvguidemagazine.com/comiccon.

In addition to the sections on the four cover shows, the 88-page issue is packed with features and photos dedicated to the following programs:

    WBTV’s returning favorites “Nikita,” “Supernatural” and “Childrens Hospital”

    Previews of new WBTV series “Alcatraz,” “Person of Interest” and “The Secret Circle”

    An appreciation of WBTV’s “Smallville,” which recently concluded its 10th season

    Warner Bros. Animation’s current hit series “Batman: The Brave and the Bold,” “The Looney Tunes Show,” “MAD,” “Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated” and “Young Justice,” as well as the upcoming “Green Lantern: The Animated Series” and “ThunderCats”

    The upcoming WBA/Warner Home Video/Warner Premiere release of “Batman: Year One” on Blu-ray™ and DVD

And that’s not all, folks! Don’t miss the following:

    An exclusive look at three superhero costume re-designs by bestselling artist and DC Entertainment Co-Publisher Jim Lee, for DC Comics The New 52, the upcoming historic renumbering of the entire DC line of comic books with 52 first issues.

    A classic MAD magazine “Spy vs. Spy” from writer/artist Peter Kuper, celebrating 50 years of the popular feature created by Antonio Prohias.

    A flaming hot — and currently top secret — foldout poster

    TV Guide Magazine cover gallery of WBTV series, a behind-the-scenes look at the Warner Bros. booth throughout the years, and the hottest photos from TV Guide Magazine’s Comic-Con photo booth

    The return of the ultimate superfan quiz and crossword puzzle

    And more…

For continuing info on the Studio’s plans at Comic-Con, please follow us on Twitter @TheWBdotcom (hashtag #WBSDCC) and visit http://www.thewb.com/comiccon. And follow TV Guide Magazine on Twitter @TVGuideMagazine.

Contacts:

Tammy Golihew

Warner Bros. Worldwide Television Publicity

(818) 954-4855, tammy(dot)golihew(at)warnerbros(dot)com

Twitter: @TeeVeeGal

Tom McAlister

Warner Bros. Worldwide Television Publicity

(818) 954-7222, tom(dot)mcalister(at)warnerbros(dot)com

Twitter: @Tom_McAlister

Shari Kaufman

SKPR for TV Guide Magazine

(818) 618-1035, shari(at)sk-pr(dot)com

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Historically, people have been occupying their minds and their time with game that involve thought and strategy. Games like Go, Chess and Mahjong have been recorded in historical journals dating back thousands of years. Even today, clubs and competitions are carried out with participants from every walk of life getting involved in the thrill of competition engaging in these classic styles of board games. This entertainment is based on thinking, timing and in some cases lucky. It can be a game of being able to ‘read’ your opponent or having them make an error in judgment, not on proximity to an electrical outlet of having a pocket full of AA batteries.

There are literally hundreds of board games that have been developed over the years on the market today, perhaps thousands. The most popular and well known that hold the place at the top of the list of strategy games include: Checkers, Chess, Cribbage, Backgammon, Sudoku and Go.

Checkers – Checkers is considered one of the easier board games, and often thought of as a game children learn at an early age. In this respect it can be enjoyed by adults as well, looking for a challenge but perhaps not too intense, more relaxing. You can enjoy this strategy board game but leave the complicated rules of some of the other style of games for another day.

Chess – Chess ranks up there in one of the top positions in terms of its popularity. With each chess piece having a different level of power, and ability to move about the board it makes this game a challenge to try and ‘foresee’ what will happen next. With the goal of capturing the opponents king being your ultimate goal, strategy is key to work play into a checkmate situation.

Cribbage – Some consider this more of a card game than a board game. A board is used to help keep score however play is carried out with a deck of cards. It is considered a card game for the thinker and little is based on luck.

Backgammon – Backgammon is one of the oldest known strategy style games in history. Its rules and goals make this another simple game to play, moving pieces from one side to another on the board. Some skill is involved, however a component of luck will factor into the outcome.

Sudoku – Sudoku can be set up like a crossword puzzle or a board game with tiles containing numbers are placed on a grid. You need to fill in a grid with the numbers one through nine however the trick is, you can use the numbers only once in each section. Thinking and planning are critical and its one of the reasons why this challenge has become so widely popular.

Go Game – Like in chess the goal is to govern the space on the board. It’s a power struggle much like chess in some respects however the pieces in Go are very simplistic and all have equal power.

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Question by Tim’sSO: Who is the idiot who posted the Jennifers Birthday themed crossword puzzle?
You can see it and print it with this link; http://s177.photobucket.com/albums/w204/donkeydong427/th_fuzpuz-1.jpg
Does’nt he know that jen and her friends were all suspended?

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this is the link that has an image that is big enough to read.

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this is the link that has an image that is big enough to read.http://i177.photobucket.com/albums/w204/donkeydong427/fuzpuz.jpg?t=1175918581 ,is the link that may work, but this is Y/A so its gonna get screwed up somehow

Best answer:

Answer by montreal canadiens #1 fan
i d k wut u mean sory

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Question by : Does anyone know the answers to these crossword puzzles?
It’s a 1950′s themed crossword. I am missing two answers.

53. Korean War General: _ _ _ _R_ _ _ _
62: 1950′s rock n’ roll singer: _ A _ _ Y

Best answer:

Answer by Solomonk
MacArthur is the general.

The rocker is (Bill) Haley.

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