Five new teasers for the upcoming tenth (and final) season of "Smallville" have hit the 'net, and even though they're each only 5-10 seconds long, there's a lot packed into them.
Among the cool, blink-and-you-miss-it shots is a look at the familiar red and blue Superman costume that everyone's hoping to see Clark Kent wear in "Smallville" before the series concludes. Adding fuel to that fire is another teaser featuring a blur of color flying through the air around the globe that tops the offices of The Daily Planet.
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Sunday was totally packed in terms of TV tweets, with the MTV VMA's, NFL football and "Mad Men" and "Venture Bros." episodes wrestling for viewership, the comics world had lots to talk about. Even a few creators who had no idea what was going on on the awards were talking about it, while the Dallas Cowboys remained as divisive a topic as ever.
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It's the Friday before MTV's big Video Music Awards event, so things are a bit hectic around the ol' HQ. Nevertheless, there's still a big batch of headlines from this week that generated a lot of buzz around the 'net.
Earlier today we brought you some news from this morning's pseudo-debut for "