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Deadpool is all about insanity, action, insanity, funny stuff, insanity and… insanity. And dance parties.

comiXology has officially kicked off a brand new digital-first series based on the Adam West and Burt Ward 1960’s Batman TV show. (add comic book sound effects here)

The “Ultimate Game Sale” is still going on.

You may not realize it, but The Walking Dead is a Skybound Entertainment (an Image imprint) property. Now DST has Minimates based on two more of the publishers books on the way with minifigures based on both Invincible and Thief of Thieves.

Kneel before Zod!!

Diamond Select Toys has a trio of cool collectibles in stores this week for fans of The Walking Dead, Star Trek and Iron Man’s partner in blasting things- War Machine.

Ubisoft has announced that Prince of Persia: The Shadow and the Flame will be heading to Apple devices before the end of the month.

The Third Street Saints return with pretty much everything you already love about the series; plus a ton more.

If you’re a PS3 owner, the dead are walking once again on your download service of choice. Not a PS3 owner? No worries, you’ll have your rotters soon enough.

It’s been a long wait for this highly anticipated cross over strategy game. Now that Project x Zone‘s release has finally come to pass, is it living up to the excitement built up over it this past year?

Maybe ‘welcomes’ might be a bit much. Deadpool’s particular brand of insanity might be a little much for even the web-head to handle.

The Cartoon Network is going back to back with panels based on their mega-popular shows Adventure Time and Regular Show as well as a full on Adventure Time booth on the show floor; complete with a replica Ice King castle.

The Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim block of programming will have a major spot at Comic Con this year with the debut of the amazing Adult Swim Funhouse and one big pile of panels.

Larian Studios has announced a special preorder edition of their upcoming strategy game set in the world of Divinity.

The classic Duke Nukem side-scrollers (and Manhattan Project) are now up on Steam for your shades wearing, gum chewing, alien shooting pleasure.

Well someone thinks games are art. New York’s Museum of Modern Art (or MoMA) has just expanded its collection of games in their Architecture and Design collection with six classic (and I do mean classic) titles.