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Monday, January 2, 2012

Spider-Man Saves TV-Handsomest-Man

Spider-Man Saves CNN's Anderson Cooper From The Green Goblin In New York's Times Square

Couldn't make it to NYC on New Year's Eve? Well then you missed Spider-Man and Green Goblin on the JumboTron.

Graphic City aka Mark Julian - 1/2/2012

Here's a shorter albeit better quality version of the video courtesy of CNN.

Apparently, this was a taste of what it's like to attend the Broadway play, Spider-Man: Turn of the Dark. What do you guys think? Is it as bad as all the reviewers said it was?

Despite poor reviews and bad publicity, Spider-Man has been very successful at the Broadway box office. Ticket sales the day after the first preview on November 28, 2010, were more than one million dollars. During the first full week of 2011, Spider-Man had the highest box-office gross on Broadway, with a total of $1,588,514.

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