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Perhaps these high profile, low-return remakes crashing under their own weight will do what no TV critic or jaded viewer can: convince network execs the revamps are a bad idea.

starked 2008

Cover Game: Hmm, if the theme is simply "revamps", then recall that Max Mercury was the revamp new name, costume of a Golden Age character named Quicksilver.

Snark Free Corner for 11/19 | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources 2007

Numerous graphical "revamps" of older titles have come to pass, and they're fine for what they are, but are they truly advancements for 2D artistry as a whole?

Destructoid BulletMagnet 2009

Still, recent revamps and efforts to boost pipelines could help the sector.

Novartis Is Expected to Outpace Peers Goran Mijuk 2011

While the country needs this expansion to accelerate to create jobs for its young populace, the good times could end soon, economists warn, unless the government builds more infrastructure and revamps regulations that are hampering new investment.

Indonesian Leader Unveils New Cabinet Eric Bellman 2011

L.L. Bean Left: The Spring 1933 issue was one of 238 catalogs with artist-illustrated covers; Right: The January 2012 catalog is one of four revamps of classic covers planned for this year.

Fishing for Nostalgia to Mark 100 Years of L.L. Bean Elva Ramirez 2012

The revamps will throw open competition for swaps trading and clearing to a range of brokerages and start-up firms.

The Future of Exchanges Is Now Jacob Bunge 2011

Among the other areas targeted for cuts or revamps are education grants, environmental projects, food stamps, transportation spending and government salaries.

Budget Talks Head to Brink Naftali Bendavid 2011

Also revamps Sunday magazine, dropping "Ethicist" column.

Richard Valeriani: July 4, 2011, News Update Richard Valeriani 2011

New York Times revamps its Sunday opinion section, making it as drab as the rest of the newspaper.

Richard Valeriani: July 4, 2011, News Update Richard Valeriani 2011