Kyle Higgins and Dan Mora's Immortal Legend Batman Elseworld series announced at C2E2 with Mat Groom and Erica D'Urso
Rich Johnston Archives
Founder of Bleeding Cool. The longest-serving digital news reporter in the world, since 1992. Author of The Flying Friar, Holed Up, The Avengefuls, Doctor Who: Room With A Deja Vu, The Many Murders Of Miss Cranbourne, Chase Variant. Lives in South-West London, works from The Union Club on Greek Street, shops at Gosh, Piranha and FP. Father of two daughters. Political cartoonist.
Kryptonite to change life on the DC Earth in the Summer Of Superman and Superman Unlimited, as announced at C2E2 today.
SCOOP: Mary Sue, a new creator-owned comic book written by Meghan Fitzmartin from Boom Studios in July 2025
The Bleeding Cool Weekly Bestseller List: Amazing Spider-Man #1 beats Absolute Batman #7... but only just,
Luciano Vecchio joins Uncanny X-Men and Gail Simone #17, and introduces a new horror mutant, in a cinematic fashion named, Mutina,
Bankruptcy Court confirms that Alliance Entertainment, or AENT, has bought Diamond Comics at auction, but their lawsuit must be withdrawn
Dan Watters to write The Shredder, a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic book spinoff from IDW Publishing in August
Miles Morales: Spider-Man renames their new Hulk, Dr. Keisha Kwan, formerly The Shrink, as Powerlift, to Hulk out in May 2025.
British comic creator R.E. Burke banned from visiting USA for 10 years was the most-read story on Bleeding Cool yesterday again.
Patton Oswalt's Minor Threats cross over with Archie Comics, published by Dark Horse Comics in August 2025.
Godzilla Destroys The Marvel Universe #1-5 by Gerry Duggan & Javier Garrón launches from Marvel Comics in July 2025
Pokemon horror satire T.A.M.A. from Panick in August, by Adam Schlagman, Doug Pasko, Daniel HDR and a 1:10 Tony Fleecs incentive variant
Doctor Doom rips Mister Fantastic apart like taffy in One World Under Doom as issue 6 skips July and jumps forward to August
Some good news about monthly comics sales in comic book stores for 2025, straight from the horses' mouths.
A New Hellboy and The BPRD one-shot comic from Mike Mignola and Giuseppe Manunta, Professor Harvey is Gone.
Heritage Art Auctions talks about the cost of new US tariffs on classic comics, original comics artwork and more
Abrams workers issue a petition to join the United Auto Workers Union, as part of a growing move towards union membership,
The Baltimore bankruptcy court declares that Alliance Entertainment/AENT is to be the new owner of Diamond Comic Distributors... for now
The Pitt Season Finale was the most-read story on Bleeding Cool yesterday. Lying In The Gutters is the daily runaround.
Nine One World Under Doom titles in July 2025 solicits and solicitations from Marvel Comics
Immortal Thor ends with #25, before being relaunched from Marvel Comics later this year, still with Al Ewing.
Alien Books adds Zorro comics to their line, alongside Valiant Entertainment, and will publish through IDW Publishing
CCG gives guidance on international tariffs over slabbing and grading in the light of the current and planned moves by the USA and China.
A preview of Sam Prentice-Jones' first graphic novel, Arcana: The Lost Heirs, published by Macmillan/Fewel & Friends in June 2025
Dav Pilkey's latest Dog Man graphic novel, Big Jim Begins, sold 2.5 million copies since going on sale in December last year.
Black Mirror's USS Callister gets a graphic novel adaptation to join San Junipero, from Neil Gibson and Silvano Beltramo
Planet Death #0 gets almost a million copy print run from Bad Idea Comics in time for Free Comic Book Day 2025
PrintWatch: Absolute Flash, Martian Manhunter, Green Lantern, Amazing Spider-Man #1 and Fashion School Serial Killer all get second printings
So What Just Happened To Aquaman's Tattoos? Is there some like of mystical laser removal going on under the waters? (Spoilers)
Two Marvel Comics ending the same way in the same week was the most-read story on Bleeding Cool yesterday.