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In yet further proof that nobody hates Peter Parker more than Marvel Comics, the first issue of the core Amazing Spider-Man ...

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The title encapsulates the power and gravitas of Ram Charan’s character, hinting at something truly monumental. In the poster, the RRR actor undergoes a stunning transformation and is portrayed as a ...

The posters have photos of Edith Hooge, Jan Linsten, and Peter-Paul Verbeek, with the text “Wanted for complicity in genocide.” The posters also state, “They are the face. The institution is a crime.