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Mon Jun 8, 2009 — by Mike Raub

June 8th, 2009

A new facility and a great turn-out for the MOCCA Art Festival in New York - we've got your recap plus the newest comic publisher happens to be Uncle Sam, Peter Jackson got his ticket to ComicCon and Marvel gives us some Strange.

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