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    MARVEL Makes Their Most Famous Comics Available For Free

    by Rubén Palma April 7, 2020
    written by Rubén Palma

    Marvel joins the long list of brands and companies that offer up their services to the people in this quarantine period. The “House of Ideas” (as Marvel Comics, the subsidiary group that deals with comic book publications) is called, has announced free access until May 4 to some of the most iconic sagas on the Marvel Unlimited reading platform.

    “Fans who are experiencing #socialdistance will have the opportunity to escape from reality and take refuge in the Marvel Universe, returning to some of their favorite stories carefully selected from complete narrative arcs,”

    – MARVEL

    Read the full statement and gain access to the Marvel Universe HERE

    This month, we'll be assembling some of our most iconic stories completely FREE through @MarvelUnlimited.

    Start reading now: https://t.co/07G6E8YT94 pic.twitter.com/mH5ncG1H9f

    — Marvel Entertainment (@Marvel) April 2, 2020

    Image: Marvel

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    NASA Returns to The Iconic “Worm” Logo From The 70s

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    Dover Street Market x Adidas Teams Up For Stan Smith Silhouette

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    Lloyd Banks Teases Return

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    Stray Rats x New Balance in New Collaboration

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    BradBuilds Designs a Mad Max Inspired Off-Road Tesla

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    Levis x Nintendo Collaborate on Limited Collection

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    Persol & Netflix Collaborate on Special ‘Money Heist’ Glasses

    by Rubén Palma April 4, 2020
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    Alexander McQueen Launches a Weekly Challenge For Creators

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    Thieves Steal a Van Gogh Painting From Dutch Museum Under COVID-19 Lockdown

    by Rubén Palma March 31, 2020
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