Mark Seifert Archives

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

Bleeding Cool Magazine article by Gavin Lees Haunted houses have long cast a chilling shadow over Gothic fiction. From The Castle of Otranto, through

Bleeding Cool Magazine article by Rich Johnston Writers are often asked one repeated question from their readers... “Where do you get your stories from?”

Looks like this one's got legs.  And then I get this mysterious e-mail from… let’s say, someone I’ve spoken to about this kind of thing before Most-Read

Rich connects some dots regarding Superman in comics and Man Of Steel. I’m hoping we’ve all seen Man Of Steel. Or been willingly spoiled on Man Of Steel.

As a longtime fan of very old paper, I've got... well, high hopes may be overstating it. Let's just say it's cool to see them keeping the characters

This is why Ev Williams and friends invented twitter. Yes indeed. What is Twitter for? Finally, we have an answer. To follow comic book legend Jim

Some good canonology (continuiology?) here. I think this image, if intentional, has a lot of implications for the story. Damian is cleary a teenager in

DWR: In October, DC Comics is bringing back the recent kebabed Damian Wayne in Damian: Son of Batman, a four issue series by Andy Kubert that will expand

Lots of interest in the Superman statue with skulls over the past week, and it bubbled to the top again yesterday.  A DC Collectibles SDCC exclusive, a

I would definitely visit the Cabin In The Woods. We are building the cabin completely. You’re going to walk through a forest to get there. You’re going

Gerry Conway's request to fans: Starting in the mid-70s DC offered creators an opportunity for what they called “equity participation.” With the

I sympathize with Marvel's production people on this one.  Patching in revisions on finished art... man, have I been there.  There he is folks, proof

From the sounds of it, and presuming this is mostly true, many of the elements of Doc's origin that they're using for the film are from Doctor Strange:

Measured by the variety of unexpected stories, Monday was one of the most interesting days in recent memory on BC. Missing episodes, Marvel Mystery

Comments from Jim Carrey and Mark Millar's response.  As we draw in on the release date for Kick-Ass 2, the film’s distributors, marketing teams and PRs

Oh Roland Emmerich, what an opportunity lost. I still have faith in an ID sequel, but let's hope "totally unusual" means you won't be destroying the White

Huh. After a few weeks of Doctor Who news and rumors coming at us at a rather torrid pace, we seem to be in a slight quiet period. Of course, there are

Marvel has just answered one of the key questions of the immediate future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe:  Robert Downey, Jr. will return as Iron Man in

Multiple news outlets are reporting that actor James Gandolfini has died of a heart attack today. Born in 1961, Gandolfini got his professional acting

I think I've admitted here before to being "just" a casual Doctor Who fan, having grown up watching old eps here on PBS during an era when that and Star

Lots of interesting stuff emerging from the DC retailer roadshow meetings.

The news has definitely not been taking a break on the weekends lately. Man of Steel, Doctor Who, oh my. Most-Read Comic Stories Saturday: Swipe File: