Canberra’s Martyn Yang follows Joel Monaghan onto NMA.tv

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Not since the Joel Monaghan global media firestorm has a Canberran attracted the attention of the Taiwanese animators at NMA.tv.

So congratulations to Canberra’s Martyn Yang whose legal stoush with Hasbro has made the grade!

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Endrey 11:58 am 02 May 12

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