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Super hero cartoon comics come from a long bloodline, featuring over seventy years of continuity, reboots, and an ever-growing cast of characters. This can make them somewhat intimidating for the uninitiated who want to become regular comic readers, even if they are somewhat familiar with the main character. Fortunately, two innovative comic miniseries were published years ago to help get people up to speed with everything about the respective universes of Marvel and DC comics.

The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe began in 1982, and Who's Who in the DC Universe debuted in 1985. These books were the best for filling fans in on every possible aspect of each publishers' stable of characters. The format of these guides resembled that of an encyclopedia, complete with an alphabetical list of significant characters, places and things that existed within the overall universe.

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The Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 is a cool green gadget that's priced under $80. It uses not just solar power, but any form of light to stay charged so you'll never have to change batteries. It can even last for up to three months in total darkness without a charge, and it comes with a solar app that provides detailed information on charge levels.

The thin, lightweight keyboard measures 1/3 inch thick and is made from PVC-free materials. It operates on 2.4 Ghz wireless technology and features 128-bit AES encryption, plus a unifying receiver that allows the user to connect as many as six Logitech peripherals. The three year warranty is another benefit of this keyboard, but the downside for Mac users is that it only runs on Windows 7 or Windows Vista operating systems.

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During these record-melting hot summer days, keeping your cool while you are on the move can drive you insane, unless you use some of these literally 'cool' gadgets. These hi-tech toys run on the power of the other gadgets that we carry around with us.
Here are some cool gadgets that you can power on, to power down the heat –
iPhone 4 dock Fan – Attach this adjustable fan to your phone's dock connector and get that cool air flow going. This unique gadget is compatible with all the Apple gadgets right from the first generation iPod touch to the current iPhone 4.
USB Cooler Cushion – Most modern cars have USB connectors, which can be used to plug in this gadget. Leave the heat behind and get a cool 'behind'.
Cooling Foam – Trust the Japanese to come up with the most innovative products and gadgets. This blue foaming coolant can be rubbed onto the skin to get relief. But, sadly (or not), it is available only in Japan.
Wi-Fi Fan – Maintain your geek look even when you are off the grid by using this highly portable and energy efficient hand held fan that is designed to look like the wi-fi symbol.
For more details and pictures on these devices, visit http://www.zdnet.com/blog/gadgetreviews/cool-gadgets-to-beat-the-heat-wave-at-play/26639.