April 25, 2012

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Queen Maeve says it all. Art by Darick Robertson.

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Written by: Daniel Page on April 25, 2012.

Beastly Boys: The Dan of Steel Gets Rowdy

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Daniel Page is our Special Content Editor. He is currently an English major at the University of Oklahoma, and will be graduating in Fall 2012. In addition to editing and managing special projects, he writes cultural commentary for OKC.NET, and has participated in various multimedia projects for the site.

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