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Toys: Tiny Young Justice skateboards can now be yours as part of McDonald's latest Happy Meal. Legal: Silicon Knights has been ordered to destroy the code for, and recall all unsold copies of X-Men: Destiny (and Too Human) as the result of losing a lawsuit by Epic Games for breach of an Unreal engine licensing agreement...

TV: A new banner for the third season of AMC's The Walking Dead TV series assembles a cast of survivors including Michonne. News: MoCCA (the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art), has reportedly transferred its assets to the Society of Illustrators, which include its art collection and the MoCCA Festival...

Toys: It appears Loki will join the heroes of The Avengers movie in Hot Toys' 1/6 scale figure line. Postage: Soon Japanese One Piece fans will be able to send mail via Tony Tony Chopper stamps. Donations: The Hero Initiative has received about $1,100 in donations related to The Avengers movie so far, though more fans may be donating an amount to match the cost of their movie tickets this week..

Even though the live action Green Lantern movie wasn't necessarily everyone's favorite, Hal Jordan has nonetheless been in need of some serious kids' meal toy redemption since last summer's GL movie tote bag offerings from Subway. Fast food joint frequenting fans should be pleased to find out that McDonald's will be answering the call in its next HappyMeal, with an assortment of toys based on Cart

TV: BBC America has posted the first official photo of actress Jenna-Louise Coleman in her role as the next (but still unnamed) Doctor Who companion set to debut this Christmas. From what I can tell, she seems to like sweaters. Museums: The Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco will host an exhibit of rare MAD Magazine art from Harvey Kurtzman, Sergio Aragones, Dave Berg, Tom Richmond, Sam Viviano,

Just nine months after releasing an initial wave Batman: The Brave and the Bold Happy Meal toys, McDonald's is at it again with a brand new line of superheroic collectibles. I'm no Happy Mealologist, but seeing McDonald's run two Brave and the Bold promotions in less than a year seems like a fairly anomalous chunk of awesome...

If you've watched much of Cartoon Network's new Young Justice animated series, you're likely aware of the teen team's covert ops under the pseudo supervision of their world's Justice League. It's was one thing to accept that the big guns are willing to send minors on deadly secret missions, but now I'm worried that playing in the dirt has gotten the kids dirty...

In what can only be a complete cosmic confluence of comic book love, McDonalds is following up last month's Marvel Heroes line of HappyMeal toys with eight all-new toys culled from DC's animated "Batman: The Brave and the Bold." The line will include mini action figures of Batman, Blue Beetle, the Joker, Plastic Man, Aquaman and Green Arrow, plus vehicles like the Batmobile and Black Man

Spider-Man is no stranger to McDonald's Happy Meals. He brought a few of his amazing friends along, however, for the fast food chain's new lineup of Marvel Heroes toys. The roster of miniature figures stuck with a core group of recognizable faces that have already shown up in movies, so everyone hoping to get a Luke Cage with removable tiara will just have to remain patient...

Since the invention of the Happy Meal in 1979, McDonalds and its kids meal-packing competition have released countless licensed toys. As the most coveted collectible meal, however, McDonald's Happy Meals have seen an abundance of top-tier superhero brands in their boxes and bags over the years...