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Will 'Batman v Superman' Manage to Revive the Most Difficult Comic-Book Superhero of All? - The Atlantic

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Will 'Batman v Superman' Manage to Revive the Most Difficult Comic-Book Superhero of All? - The Atlantic

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Titanheart 8 years, 9 months ago

Not bad! I will admit I stopped reading when the author started talking about rampant income inequality etc...

I honestly am torn about the new movie. I always loved Superman, and Batman. However Man of Steel was just exhausting. I'll probably skip this one in the theater.

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