Sage's TheLinkUp 8

And, following that up with installment #8. Lots of new stuff in here, so I hope you brought your reading glasses.



Turbine Powered Hybrid Car

Torchwood S4 Confirmed [CinemaSpy]

New Futurama Episodes Confirmed, Cast Isn't [CinemaSpy]

Record of the Agarest War In North America [RPGamer]

White Knight Chronicles Sequel, Update for Original [RPGFan]

100 Things Your Kid May Never Know About [Wired]

Broadband Stimulus Plan Passes [ARSTechnica]

Mother Installs 100 Inch Screen In Son's Ceiling, I Grow Just Slightly Jealous [ElectronicHouse]

Invincible Iron Man writer Matt Fraction talks "World's Most Wanted" [ComicBookResources]

Writer Sterling Gates talks All Things Supergirl [Newsarama]

Spectacular Spider-Girl! [Newsarama]

R.E.B.E.L.S. Writer Tony Bedard discusses "Starro the Conqueror" [Newsarama]

I Finally Say "No" To A Trend In Japan [Japanator]

Gotta Get Me One Of Those: Down, Right, Punch SF Caps [TheSmokingSection]

JSA All-Stars [Newsarama]

Spider-Man's Weekly Webbing [Newsarama]

Marvels Project Information: [Newsarama]

Angel

Human Torch

Captain America

Namor

Chicago Comic-Con:

Mondo Marvel Panel [CBR]

S.W.O.R.D. Creative Team Gets Interviewed [CBR]

Realm of Kings [CBR]

Tony Stark Disassembled [CBR]
Newsarama Interview [CBR]

X-Men Panel [CBR]

DC Nation Panel [CBR]

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