Mark Seifert Archives

Comic Con Thursday was a big day for X-Men: Days of Future Past.  First there's that rather cool Sentinel head (and accompanying promo posters) at the

Playing a little catch-up on the con day's events, here's some higher quality artwork for some of the DC and Vertigo news we've told you about today.

By Joseph Kyle Schmidt Beginning in earnest with a panel of critically acclaimed talent, the Batman: Arkham Origins panel revealed many secrets, hinted

By Hannah Means-Shannon The 25th Anniversary of Sandman has brought out the likes of Neil Gaiman, Dave McKean and J.H. Williams III to San Diego this

Brad Bird has selected his protagonist for Tomorrowland - or at least, through the fog of near secrecy, she looks like the protagonist. According to

The trailer for Psych's musical episode was finally revealed during the show's panel at San Diego Comic Con today, and here it is, for the rest of us.

A rapid all access panel report from man in the field Aaron Hale: It's Thursday in San Diego. That means its time for DC comics first major panel  DC All

The world transitioned from Comic Book Day to Comic Con Week yesterday, with Justin Jordan at the top of the list. From chitter chatter in the San Diego

Joss Whedon fans have been clamoring for more Firefly for quite awhile, and a little taste, in another form, was just announced at San Diego.  Check out

...Unpossible? BC has been telling you about Forever Evil for quite awhile, and here's the latest.  I'm already well into SDCC week frenzy mode, so maybe

One of the earliest Vertigo OGNs is coming back into print from Dynamite. Nick Barrucci tells us that Sean Phillips is remastering the whole thing, and

There are more pre-announcements the week before San Diego Comic Con every year, it seems, and here's one of the bigger ones to be pre-announced so far:

Bet we'll hear more on this one, and related matters: Much has been made of the end of Justice League #22. So, you know, spoilers. Also spoilers for Man

Batmania rises, again. We’ve been talking with multiple individuals about what’s afoot for Batman at Comic Con, and there seems to be something big

A day of anticipation, and then... nothing. Ah well, that's prom for you.  And that was a good call because tonight’s Doctor Who Prom is over now, and

Gotta believe that the Deadpool movie won't be too far behind X-Force. It just makes too much sense. This past week or so, we’ve been “off camera,”

Bleeding Cool Magazine article excerpt by Rich Johnston It costs a lot to attend the San Diego Comic Con. Hotels, tickets, flights, Pedi cabs; you’re

Bleeding Cool Magazine article excerpt by Mark Seifert & William A. Christensen “One” isn’t the loneliest number when it comes to comic book collecting.

Bleeding Cool Magazine article excerpt by Rich Johnston Welcome to the Frank Cho gallery. No other name in comics simultaneously evokes the same reverence

Bleeding Cool Magazine article excerpt by Brendon Connelly When the teenage demon hunter Clary Fray makes her big screen debut in this August’s Mortal

Bleeding Cool Magazine article excerpt by James Kuhoric There have been many famous combinations over the years - peanut butter and jelly, Hall and Oats,

Bleeding Cool Magazine article by Brendon Connelly I’ve never been a sun chaser, always happier in the shade, and I’m actually quite fond of snow. Late

Bleeding Cool Magazine interview with Matt Gagnon and Michael Alan Nelson BOOM! has a lot of exciting new projects coming up in their summer lineup. But

Bleeding Cool Magazine article by David Marks Aspen Matthews, the SoCal-fem inspired protagonist of Michael Turner’s Fathom, may not be as familiar to the

Bleeding Cool Magazine article by Rich Johnston As well as a place that celebrates stories, San Diego Comic Con is also a place where stories grow.

Bleeding Cool Magazine article by Rich Handley In 1989, Marvel Comics’ Bob Layton and Jim Shooter unveiled a new comic book line, Valiant Comics, under

Bleeding Cool Magazine article by Rich Handley DC Comics’ decision, in 2011, to cancel all existing series and launch 52 new titles—among them a reboot of

Bleeding Cool Magazine article by Brendon Connelly Iron Man 3’s Shane Black explains to me just what makes Marvel Studios movies so different. Is this the

Bleeding Cool Magazine article by James Kuhoric Ahhh…summertime. As people roll out their grills for cookouts, vacations, and holidays, the comic world

Bleeding Cool Magazine interview with Eric Esquivel and Steven Grant Eric Esquivel is living the dream. He’s the new kid on the block at BOOM!, working on