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Bleeding Cool Magazine Article By Keith Davidsen In the 1990s, Valiant Comics presented comic fans with a shared universe of unique characters that served

Bleeding Cool Magazine Article By Rich Johnston There's nothing a comic book professional likes to do in a New York sports bar more than gossip. About

From one of today's top topics: US audiences who sat down eagerly last week to watch the imported second series of Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss’ Sherlock

Some people were eagerly awaiting Shazam's entry into the New DCU, some people are wondering about Wally West, but I've been wondering when we'd see the

Hitting hard both on BC and the internet at large today:I was writing the last issue of John Carter when the news came that Marvel had won a lawsuit

A fascinating piece of modern comic book history has just sold at Heritage Auctions for $71,700.  The first-ever drawing of the concept by Kevin Eastman

A spectacular page of original art from Fantastic Four #55 drawn by Jack Kirby, inked by Joe Sinnott and featuring the Silver Surfer sold at Heritage

Rich has a theory: Something has been tickling my head of late, reading the run up to the Court Of Owls. A theory, nothing more, not backed up by any

The world wanted to know about this one: The episode has been slated to premiere this August, somewhere between the 23rd and 25th, at the Media Guardian

Over the past few months, we've talked quite a bit here about how key first comic book appearances of Avengers team members have been going for record

Another nifty little mystery kicked off by DC's FCBD offering:  The New 52, the Black Room… but what’s in it? Here’s ten to start you off. Clicky for

I willed myself to stop reading the post after hitting the above-mentioned Bendis quote.  Perhaps you are more brave than I am, or more curious. Most-Read

It looks like DC's FCBD release has kicked off another interesting New 52 mystery: So we’ve all read the DC New 52 issue now right? Right? After all, Free

This is strange: "Award Pictures are pressing ahead with plans to produce the new sequel Evil Dead: Consequences without the involvement of Sam Raimi or

An utterly fascinating account of some DC editorial history caps off the week:  "Shortly after the completion of the Watchmen series by Alan Moore and

  Quite a week for comic book movies -- New Dark Knight Rises trailer,  The Avengers US opening, and today, the new Amazing Spider-Man trailer with a

A second credits scene for The Avengers? Interesting.  My mind is still spinning with the possibilities that the first one -- which I couldn't resist

An all time classic BC post returns to the top spot the day after The Dark Knight Rises trailer #3 is released.  At this point, I'm going to be sorely

Yes, concept blatantly stolen from google, but you get the idea. When I posted The Dark Knight Rises Trailer #3 earlier, I noticed we've been talking

Must admit I was a little disappointed to see some mixed signals on the future of Hulk movies from various sources over the past couple weeks. Even though

"My mother warned me about getting into cars with strange men." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8evyE9TuYk More Batman, more Bane, and more Catwoman in

I saw a suggestion on twitter yesterday that BC's headline revelation that there is a facial expression used in the credits scene of the Avengers is a

There's naturally been plenty of talk in recent months about the success of DC's New 52 editorial-side strategy, and what, if anything, Marvel might do to

It's an Avengers world these days, and not only are they here to help save it, but also to help put the market for Avengers-related vintage comics into

We've done a few posts about the upcoming revival of Red Dwarf, but the first official pic is the one that got the world to pay attention -- in a very big

Several interesting tidbits surfaced from Pixar at Cinemacon, including: According to Pixar’s presentation at Cinemacon, the Unkrich film is going to be

Marvel movie glue-guy Agent Coulson, ably played by Clark Gregg in the films, finally enters the world of Marvel comics? Love the idea, and think it's

It's been a busy few days on the DC Comics front... Chris Roberson acts, DC reacts, and everyone -- including Jim Lee and Dan Didio -- talks about it.

Not unprecedented, and not like it needs the help, but the domestic debut of The Avengers just got a little sweetener with the debut of a new trailer for

Who's watching Before Watchmen? Well, everybody. But BC readers have been keeping a close eye on the viral marketing and telling us about it. And given