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The Bargain Bin is running light this week as DVD Tuesday rolls round, but that's okay. Aside from the store front being raped by rabid fangirls flocking for the sparkling un-dead of "Twighlight", there is little left in the way of shelving anyways. Seriously, those ladies are dangerous!

This week we see the highly anticipated release of the "Watchmen" animated companion piece, "Tales of the Black Freighter" as well as two highly anticip... Oh I can't do it. Read along to see the remainder of the loaf squeezed out in the two SciFi Channel originals joining the Watchmen!

Hey, guess what day it is? That's right, it's DVD Tuesday! Time to take our weekly stroll down the new release aisle. This week the spoils are light, but there is at least one must buy this week! The rest is direct to DVD trash, but you know me...trash is tops!

I am going to tweak a phrase that has been completely overused recently:

Who will be watching the “Watchmen”?

The promotions department at DC Comics is hoping that you will be, along with millions of other sometime comic book fans. They are also hoping that once you are done with Zack Snyder’s panel for panel adaptation, you will get the impulse to visit your LCS (Local Comic Store in geek speak) and pick up a few of DC’s other high brow comics. To coincide with the film debut of “Watchmen”, DC is putting together a promotional event - AFTER WATCHMEN, WHAT’S NEXT?

In what was the thinnest release date of the year thus far, and "Madea" has managed to pull off a second week at number one. She was down considerably in total revenue, but hey, a win is a win. One of this week's new releases, the 3-D Jonas Brothers concert film, came in at number two, while the other, "Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li" bombed all the way down to number eight — though it's per screen numbers weren't nearly as bad as the total made it seem.