Can You Figure Out The New Let Me In Morse Code? Scott Caldwell, July 15, 2010July 16, 2010 Just in time for Comic-Con, the Let Me In viral site known as HelpMe, has a new Morse code being tapped into the screen. But what does it say? And why is there an entry box just below it? Well, it’s quite simple. Figure out what it says, and move forward. But what is next? Find out more below.Well, I say find out more, but it’s pretty vague as to what happens next. It involves an invitation to a Comic-Con event, but nothing more specific than that. Could be a sneak peek. Maybe an advanced screening? Maybe the next piece of the viral. The only way to tell is to take a shot at the translation and see what you get next weekend. But shhhh. Don’t tell anyone. It’s our little secret.Let Me In is in theaters October 1st, and Comic-Con coverage, including this one, begins July 22nd. Keep checking MovieViral for any, and all updates! Comic-Con Viral Marketing Viral News Comic-ConDefaultHelpme.netLet Me In
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The Daily Bugle Debuts on Tumblr; Hints at Expanding “Amazing Spider-Man” Universe July 21, 2013July 21, 2013It looks like The Daily Bugle is finally caught up with the times and has started publishing online. The fictional newspaper has launched a Tumblr page, dropping hints about the plot of the upcoming The Amazing Spider-Man 2. More info after the jump. Read More
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