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Whether Steve comes back in Reborn or not, he will be back (and was always meant to come back, as part of Brubaker's long-term story arc).
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Therefore, virtually everything about Reborn is "Classified."
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According to Variety, the plot ofThe Howling: Reborn is under wraps, but Nimziki willdirect from a script he penned himself, with cameras rolling in February — right around the time that The Wolfman, starring Benicio Del Toro, hits theaters.
'The Howling' remake: So is the werewolf craze a go? | EW.com 2009
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Reborn is about how that happens, whereas this story is about something interesting …
Review: Invincible Iron Man #21 | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News 2009
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Since The Howling: Reborn is happening regardless, any words of wisdom for Nimziki?
'The Howling' remake: So is the werewolf craze a go? | EW.com 2009
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The same goes for anything involving Heroes Reborn, which is virtually unknown outside of comics fandom.
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These teens "typically reconcile their memories with their present beliefs," according to a study called Reborn a Virgin: Adolescents 'Retracting of Virginity Pledges and Sexual Histories, published in the American Journal of Public Health in 2006.
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~ Procedure Leaves OCD Patient 'Reborn' -- "Doctor Uses Deep Brain Stimulation, Sometimes Used to Treat Parkinson's, to Help OCD Sufferer."
Speedlinking 7/15/07 William Harryman 2007
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Providentially, it is often Science itself ─ and often quite by accident ─that triumphs over Scientism, an example of which is described in an article intitled Reborn:For three years, Riaan Bolton has lain motionless, his eyes open but unseeing.
So-called Persistent So-called Vegetative So-called States 2006
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You've got The Howling: Reborn, which is like a reboot or prequel to the long-running werewolf series that began with Joe Dante's
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