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Asbury Park Press - Wed Nov 25, 7:54 am ET
With "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" in theaters tomorrow, it's time to pick: Are you on Team Edward or Team Jacob? Take the poll. Watch the trailer.
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Los Angeles Times - Thu Nov 5, 8:34 pm ET
As a child, Dorf was an avid comic reader and collector. The first convention drew 300 people in 1970. More than 125,000 attended this year's edition of the pop-culture showcase. Shel Dorf, a prominent comic-book collector who was the architect behind the pop-culture showcase in San Diego now known as Comic-Con, has died. He was 76.
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Reuters via Yahoo! News - Wed Nov 4, 5:53 pm ET
Shel Dorf, the founder of Comic-Con International in San Diego, one of the biggest comic book conventions in the world, has died at age 76, a spokesman said on Wednesday.
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USA Today - Wed Nov 4, 3:53 pm ET
Sheldon Dorf, who founded the world famous Comic-Con International comic book convention, has died. He was 76.
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The Huffington Post - Wed Nov 4, 10:07 pm ET
SAN DIEGO Sheldon Dorf, who founded the world famous Comic-Con International comic book convention, has died. He was 76.
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La Jolla Light - Wed Nov 4, 11:35 am ET
Sheldon "Shel" Dorf, the man who founded the now-world famous San Diego Comic-Con International, died Tuesday. He was 76. Dorf, a resident of Ocean Beach, succumbed to diabetes-related complications at Sharp Memorial Hospital, according to The San Diego Union-Tribune. Dorf moved to San Diego from his native Detroit in 1970, the same year he founded Comic-Con. He spent the next 15 years as a ...
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Carmel Valley Leader - Wed Nov 4, 11:27 am ET
Sheldon "Shel" Dorf, the man who founded the now-world famous San Diego Comic-Con International, died Tuesday. He was 76. Dorf, a resident of Ocean Beach, succumbed to diabetes-related complications at Sharp Memorial Hospital, according to The San Diego Union-Tribune. Dorf moved to San Diego from his native Detroit in 1970, the same year he founded Comic-Con. He spent the next 15 years as a ...
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KGTV San Diego - Wed Nov 4, 7:55 am ET
Sheldon "Shel" Dorf, the man who founded the now-world famous San Diego Comic-Con International, died Tuesday. He was 76.
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WFMJ Youngstown - Wed Nov 4, 3:51 pm ET
SAN DIEGO (AP) - Sheldon Dorf, who founded the world famous Comic-Con International comic book convention, has died. He was 76. A longtime friend, Greg Koudoulian, says the Ocean Beach resident died at a San Diego hospital on Tuesday from kidney failure.
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KJCT 8 Grand Junction - Wed Nov 4, 2:51 pm ET
SAN DIEGO (AP) - Sheldon Dorf, who founded the world famous Comic-Con International comic book convention, has died. He was 76. A longtime friend, Greg Koudoulian, says the Ocean Beach resident died at a San Diego hospital on Tuesday from kidney failure.
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Asbury Park Press - Sat Nov 21, 11:57 am ET
With "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" in theaters tomorrow, it's time to pick: Are you on Team Edward or Team Jacob? Take the poll. Watch the trailer.
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Entertainment Weekly - Thu Nov 19, 11:04 am ET
By Kerrie Mitchell Kerrie Mitchell on the ''New Moon'' star's visit with Jimmy Fallon; still endearingly awkward, with a pretty good arm
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Voice of San Diego - Thu Nov 19, 12:55 pm ET
Police and fire cuts loom.
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Asbury Park Press - Thu Nov 19, 5:07 am ET
With "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" in theaters tomorrow, it's time to pick: Are you on Team Edward or Team Jacob? Take the poll. Watch the trailer.
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Wed Nov 18, 11:50 am ET
Twilight vampires dish on Twi-hards, love
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AdWeek - Sun Nov 15, 11:32 pm ET
NEW YORK Dreamy vampires will be on the menu at Burger King next month. The fast-food chain has announced a partnership with Summit Entertainment for a new promotion based around The Twilight Saga: New Moon.
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The Daily Sentinel - Sun Nov 15, 10:23 pm ET
He calls it "a collection of goofiness."
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San Diego 6 - Tue Nov 3, 9:35 pm ET
Shel Dorf had a passion for comics that literally took him into the funny pages.
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Omaha World-Herald - Sun Nov 15, 2:15 am ET
The "Twilight" vampire series draws a new breed of fans.
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Wired News - Fri Nov 13, 7:55 pm ET
A point-and-shoot with a projector in it? Get out of town! It's true, and despite being super expensive, Nikon's novel shooter displays vibrant hi-def images up to 72 inches.