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Comic-Con is where movie studios go for future fodder; it's real tempting to throw anything in a cape up on screen and hope you'll die in a sea of cash. But trust us, the comic book properties that haven't yet found their way into multiplexes are a minefield. Let us help you navigate past the comic book movies which would blow your damn leg off, and the ones that...wait, what's a metaphor for a ''good mine''? All mines are bad! This metaphor doesn't work at all!

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By Seth Green, Robot Chicken | Jul 17, 2009
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