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Writer Deniz Camp and artist Javier Rodriguez designed a perforated panel in issue #11 for fans to cut out, removing a scene of depicted violence to tie into the series' exploration of psychosis, moral ambiguity, and a Martian Manhunter facing crumbling reality and a shadowy Agency boss. Enthusiasts shared close-up photos of their edits, with some praising the gimmick as a clever nod to physical comics' unique potential, while collectors debated preserving copies for value or buying extras. The penultimate chapter, out now for $4.99, earns high marks around 4.5/5 for its stunning visuals and deep themes ahead of next month's finale.

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Comic fans are grabbing scissors and slicing into their fresh copies of Absolute Martian Manhunter #11, just as the creative team asked. It's a hands-on twist that pulls readers right into the story's wild themes.

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In an Instagram reel, Pradhan defended young protesters at Jantar Mantar who abused Modi and his late mother, framing their profanity as justified anger over issues like women's suppression and cleanliness. The wellness expert, who runs Pune-based iThrive focused on nutrition and healing, faced sharp backlash for threats of violence and personal attacks, with many labeling her words 'filthy' and 'pure venom.' Calls grew to boycott her company and tag authorities, highlighting tensions between dissent and abuse amid recent protests. No response from Pradhan or iThrive has surfaced as of August 10.

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Mugdha Pradhan, CEO of iThrive, stared intensely into the camera and called Prime Minister Narendra Modi a 'fucking old man,' saying she'd give him 'one forgiving slap.' Her words quickly fueled outrage online.

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In an Instagram reel, Pradhan defended young protesters at Jantar Mantar who abused Modi and his late mother, framing their profanity as justified anger over issues like women's suppression and cleanliness. The wellness expert, who runs Pune-based iThrive focused on nutrition and healing, faced sharp backlash for threats of violence and personal attacks, with many labeling her words 'filthy' and 'pure venom.' Calls grew to boycott her company and tag authorities, highlighting tensions between dissent and abuse amid recent protests. No response from Pradhan or iThrive has surfaced as of August 10.

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Mugdha Pradhan, CEO of iThrive, stared intensely into the camera and called Prime Minister Narendra Modi a 'fucking old man,' saying she'd give him 'one forgiving slap.' Her words quickly fueled outrage online.

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Numerous posts on X commemorate Black Saturday, also known as Holy Saturday, as a day of solemn silence following Jesus Christ's burial in the tomb. Users from the Philippines, including the Philippine Navy, Philippine Air Force, DOTr, and NDRRMC, share messages of faith, patience, and anticipation for Easter.

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In the 132nd Cairo Derby at Cairo International Stadium, underdog Al Ahly stunned league leaders Zamalek 3-0 on Friday, with Moroccan forward Achraf Bencharki scoring twice and assisting once. He headed in the first in the 18th minute, fed Hussein El Shahat for a cheeky chip before halftime, and rifled home the third in the 74th amid missed penalties on both sides. The win narrows Zamalek's six-point lead with two games left, reigniting Egypt's Nile Premier League title race—Al Ahly's biggest derby margin since 2016.

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Achraf Bencharki leaped high for the opener, then set up the second before sealing the win with a rocket—turning the Cairo Derby into a red-hot statement.

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Khan, a Supreme Court lawyer, urged 120 crore Hindus to exclude Muslims from government and private jobs for two to three years, citing arrests of alleged ISI agents, refusals of patriotic slogans, and alleged campaigns like 'love jihad' and 'thook jihad.' She quoted Quranic verses as calls to violence against non-believers and challenged Saudi leaders to refute her views. Critics slammed the remarks as hate speech and economic apartheid, with figures like Rana Ayyub and Syed Naseer Hussain demanding apologies and condemning attacks on India's Constitution, while supporters called her points factual; the BJP has not responded.

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At a packed press conference, Nazia Elahi Khan, a self-described Sanatani Muslim and BJP Minority Morcha leader, called on India's Hindus to shun Muslims from jobs amid claims of internal threats.

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