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    Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski received a single day off from training, and he and his wife Anna reportedly used it for an unexpected trip, showing up somewhere surprising. Polish celebrity outlets picked up the story, with fans commenting on how the footballer spends his rare free time away from the pitch.

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    Iron Maiden announce Somewhere In Time anniversary graphic anthology●# TheMetalDogArticleList # Chaoszine Iron Maiden revisit “Somewhere In Time” with anniversary graphic anthology https://MmastodonCultureMusic13 d ago

    Iron Maiden are revisiting their 1986 album Somewhere In Time with a graphic anthology project, reported by Chaoszine. The anthology involves Adrian Smith and writers including Kelly Sue DeConnick, with artist Andy MacDonald also named. Fans of the band are sharing the announcement and discussing the upcoming comic adaptation of the album's sci-fi-themed material.

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    Iron Maiden Marks 40 Years of 'Somewhere in Time' with Graphic Novel●Iron Maiden's 'Somewhere in Time' Gets 40th Anniversary Graphic Novel + A Brand New Eddie✉newsCultureBooks3 d ago

    Iron Maiden is celebrating the 40th anniversary of their 1986 album 'Somewhere in Time' with a new graphic novel adaptation, introducing a brand-new version of the band's mascot Eddie. The announcement, reported by Loudwire, gives fans a fresh way to experience the album's sci-fi themed world. Metal fans are sharing reactions to the new Eddie design and the novel's release.

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    Iron Maiden announce Somewhere in Time graphic novel starring Eddie●IRON MAIDEN announce 'SOMEWHERE IN TIME' graphic novel starring EDDIE✉newsCultureBooks3 d ago

    Iron Maiden have announced a graphic novel based on their 1986 album Somewhere in Time, with the band's mascot Eddie taking the lead role. The announcement, reported by music outlets including Revolver, extends the band's long-running use of Eddie across albums and merchandise into comic book form. Fans of the heavy metal legends are sharing the news and discussing the visual concept.

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    Iron Maiden Teams with Z2 Comics for Somewhere In Time Graphic Novel●Iron Maiden and Z2 Comics Announce Somewhere In Time Graphic Novel✉newsCultureBooks3 d ago

    Iron Maiden has announced a graphic novel based on their 1986 album Somewhere In Time, created in partnership with publisher Z2 Comics. The announcement gives fans a new way to experience the album's sci-fi and time travel themes in visual form, adding to the band's history of comic and book projects tied to their catalog.

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    Iron Maiden mark Somewhere In Time's 40th with graphic novel●"It's my favourite version of Eddie." Iron Maiden launch Somewhere In Time 40th Anniversary graphic novel✉newsCultureBooks3 d ago

    Iron Maiden have launched a Somewhere In Time 40th Anniversary graphic novel, centring on their cyborg-themed mascot Eddie from the 1986 album. Fans have welcomed the project, with the robotic take on Eddie described as a favourite version of the band's long-running cover character.

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    Aston Martin asks young mechanics what being an Original means●Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team (@AstonMartinF1): What does it mean to be an Original? During the # MexicoGP , we asked theMmastodonSportMotorsport04 d ago

    During the Mexico City Grand Prix weekend, the Aston Martin Aramco F1 team asked the next generation of mechanics what being an Original means to them. The team framed it with the message that every Original starts somewhere and never stops learning, in content produced with partner Valvoline around the MexicoGP race weekend.

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    A winter break in the polar darkness of Swedish Lapland●'Unable to tell morning from afternoon, I felt my sense of time opening up': a (mostly dark) winter break in magical SweMmastodonLifeTravel06 d ago

    A Guardian travel writer describes a mostly dark winter holiday in Swedish Lapland, where the sun barely rises and days blur together. Without clear daylight, they say they lost track of morning and afternoon and felt a 'sense of time opening up'. The piece highlights the northern lights and the strange appeal of travelling somewhere during weeks of near-total darkness.