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'Iron Man 3' Passes $1 Billion Mark at Box Office

Settle a bet for me: Now that "Iron Man 3" has made a $1 billion worldwide, does that make him the most popular comic book hero of all time? _ W. Emmett Sorry, nope. Just because the world currently adores … Co…

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