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The film adaptation of Brian Bendis and Marc Andreyko work "Torso" is DOA, reportedly killed by creative differences a report says.

The publicity debacle surrounding WWE's 10-year deal with the government of Saudi Arabia to produce pro wrestling events as part of the country's Vision 2030 reform initiative may have just turned the corner into a full-on human rights crisis.

"Anti-professional art crew, comic and zine publisher, record label, and dumpster fire" Silver Sprocket has sent us a look inside Pinky & Pepper Forever, the new graphic novel by Ivy Atoms debuting at this weekend's Toronto Comic Arts Festival.

ESPN and UFC have officially announced their long-rumored deal, bringing 15 live Fight Night events to the ESPN+ digital streaming service, as well as UFC content to ESPN's various TV networks, starting in 2019.

Booker T will once again triumphantly return to the WWE Monday Night Raw commentary table next week, giving viewers a much-needed break from The Coach, WWE announced on Raw last night.

Though Harrow County, the Dark Horse series by Cullen Bunn and Tyler Crook, may soon be coming to an end, the mad scientists at Dark Horse have found a

In a move so generous we won't even accuse them of doing it to spike sales numbers, Marvel has announced plans to ship Avengers: Infinity War themed

WWE Superstar Samoa Joe has finally addressed those 10-year-old rumors that he was originally considered to play Umaga in WWE before WWE hired another Samoan wrestler and cousin of Roman Reigns, Eddie Fatu, for the job.

Reports are making the rounds on all the wrestling dirt sheets that global entertainment superstar John Cena is back in the dating game, just a few days after the May 5th date of his now-canceled wedding to Total Divas star Nikki Bella.

Last week, Bleeding Cool Rumourmonger-in-Chief Rich Johnston correctly reported that X-Men Gold would launch an Extermination backup strip in last week's

The creative team behind the Eisner-nominated Grass Kings is getting back together for a follow-up at BOOM! Studios. Matt Kindt and Tyler Jenkins

Bleeding Cool is always running stories about comic book stores closing down, but the comic book retail business isn't all bad news. We guess. Chicago's

Okay, things are starting to get out of control. Back in April, we told you about bag conglomerate Ziploc's new campaign to recognize teachers as "superheroes." Now, shoe company Clarks has gotten in on the action, attempting to make the case that children are actually superheroes.

Another licensed comic based on a Disney property is on its way to stores in September, and once again, it won't be published by Marvel, the major comic book publisher Disney owns.

Welcome back to X-ual Healing, the weekly recap column where we obsessively read every X-Men and X-Men-adjacent comic that Marvel publishes, tell you what