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Sun Aug 12, 2007 — by Mike Raub

WW-CHICAGO: The Big Game!

The Biig ComicMix Broadcast rolls the dice!

The Big ComicMix Broadcast winds up Wizard World Chicago with a roll of the dice and an in-depth look at the many sides of the new gaming product previewed here at the show - from the new 24 game based on the TV show to a peek at the 40th Annual GenCon starting up ion just a few days. And did you know there is a red hot new pro wrestling organization that is on TV and toy shelves but isn't spelled W-W-E? Then it's a a quick shot from the Planet of the Apes guy from the day when he used to travel with a different bunch.

Roll The eight sided dice, kiss the wizard and PRESS THE BUTTON!

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