Tap-Crazy Superheroics in Chicago

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Fri Jul 6, 2007 — by Elayne Riggs

Tap-Crazy Superheroics in Chicago

Pepoy's dance opera debuts tonight

There's really nothing to add to Andrew Pepoy's news aboug The Hourglass in the Stop-Time Chronicles. I mean, really, what can you say about a super-hero tap opera? Click on the link for more details. Dang, I wish I were in Chicago for this one.

And if you want to get your full Pepoy fix, he notes " I also inked Radioactive Man #711, available at 7-11 stores starting today as a promotion for the Simpsons movie." Just look for the spinner rack beside the Squishie machines!

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Adriane Nash (2:45 PM on Fri Jul 6, 2007)

It's a Slurpee machine a 7-11. They've got the registered trademark and everything. That aside, they're selling limited edition cups and magnetic straws w/ Simpsons charcters which lok mighty cool

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