By: Kathryn Blaze Carlson Check out Tuesday's highlights from newspaper Web sites.
"Dark Knight Versus "The Hulk," Part 2: The First ScreeningCartoon Animation
New Jersey Star-Ledger
Check out the
animated sequel to "Dark Knight Versus The Hulk" of the Newark, N.J., Star-Ledger's "Hunter's Big Picture" series. In this edition, caricatured movie-goers settle into theatre seats for what they anticipate will be a pulse-pounding premiere of the Gotham City blockbuster. The sequel stars the same fierce (and not-so fierce) characters again played by none other than Obama, Hillary, and McCain. The movie-stealing line? When Hillary tugs on Obama's cape and asks, "Is it my line yet?"
List of People Who Are Barely HumanThe Springfield (Mo.) News-Leader
Online Forum
Everybody has their pet peeves, and now there's a forum for you to share your top public annoyances. The Springfield News-Leader created an online
discussion forum where readers can submit responses. Some submissions from the reader-compiled list: people who don't put shopping carts back in the corral, people who stop on highway on-ramps, and young people who don't give up the seat on the bus for those their senior.
Wii Bowling At Oak CrestThe Sun, Baltimore
Photo Gallery
By Algerina Perna
Granted, this
gallery only has three photos, but it's worth the quick click-through. The featured activity is Wii Bowling, and the participants ? well, you'll just have to watch to find out.
Reader CartoonsHouston Chronicle
Cartoon Gallery
Reader submissions
If you're the cartooning type but haven't broken into the business, this Houston Chronicle reader-submitted
cartoon gallery is just what you need to get your satirical scribbles and wry renderings off the drawing board and into cyberspace. Not the drawing type? Then sift through the thumbnailed animations and check out cartoons like one of Obama swimming in a pool of cash with a caption at the top that reads "Vote for me, I'm the green candidate," or the one of Jamie-Lynn Spears holding her baby who is saying, "Mom, I'm pregnant."
Senator Barack Obama Visits IraqThe New York Times
Video
By Richard A. Oppel Jr., Eric Owles, and Vijai Singh
Moving from chuckle-worthy cartoons to Obama's visit to Iraq, this New York Times video is an impressive medley of photos, video, sound bites, and narration that sums up the presidential-hopeful's visit with American and Iraqi officials in Iraq. The Illinois senator discusses Iraqi sovereignty and the withdrawal of American troops. Find out what he had to say during this potentially pinnacle campaign trip by clicking
here.
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