Author: Jude Terror

Jude Terror

Jude Terror is the Webmaster Supreme of The Outhouse and a sarcastic ace reporter dedicated to delivering irreverent comics and entertainment news to The Outhouse's dozens of loyal readers. Driven by a quest for vengeance, Jude Terror taught himself to program and joined The Outhouse. He instantly began working toward his goal of forcing the internet comics community to take itself less seriously and failing miserably.

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First Pics of Judi Dench as Storm in X-Men Days of Future Past

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Director Bryan Singer tweeted out the pic of Dench in costume from the set of the upcoming X-Men movie.

Check Out Stephen Platt's Nova #4 Variant Cover

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The seminal nineties artist covers seminal nineties writer Jeph Loeb's book about seminal nineties character Nova.

Massive Retcons Promised for Tony Stark in Iron Man #10 Teaser?!

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A new Marvel press release has Iron Man fans shaken and flustered with promises of a secret origin and something called the Stark Seven!

Just a Little More Blud: Late Night with Conan the Barbarian

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In this episode of Just a Little Mode Blud, Dan has a sex dream featuring superhunk Jason Mamoa. Don't act like you haven't had one too!

Producers Beg Fans to Give Teen Titans Go! a Chance

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The animated series debuts on Tuesday, and, if you give it a chance, maybe it won't be as horrible as you thought.

Amanda Bynes Guest Stars in Cable and X-Force #8

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The troubled starlet hopes to jumpstart a career comeback by appearing in this upcoming issue of Cable and X-Force.

Season 8 to Be Final Season of Dexter

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The show's producers admit they probably should have ended it two seasons ago.

Avengers Applaud Responsible Coverage of NY Post in Face of National Tragedy

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The paper's irresponsible philosophy of deciding people are guilty before they've done anything wrong is said to be "just the way The Avengers would do it."