We gave you six Marvel Omnibuses for 2019 a short while ago -- and here are another six from later in the year. The Thanos Wars: Infinity Origin Omnibus
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The Guano Guy is like Seinfeld with superpowers, a G-rated Deadpool, or a mix of The Tick, Batman '66, and Disney Cartoons.
The Firefly Loot Crate is late. Really late. It should have been out in May 2018. But is now arriving almost as they had rescheduled it... almost. Which
This is the preview of Action Comics #1002 by Brian Michael Bendis and Patrick Gleason that ran on DC media partner site Syfy a couple of days ago. And
First Marvel Comics released the "spoiler" cover artwork. Then they released the Uncanny X-Men artwork. And now they release the preview for Hunt for
A judge has placed a restraining order on former Stan Lee associate Keya Morgan to stay away from Lee for a minimum for three years.
We've been through this with the Beast over in Marvel's comic books. And now it's time for Batman in DC's comics.
While DC claimed three out of the top four spots, Marvel got five of the next six, leading to a 5-4-1 Marvel victory in the Top 10.
Steve McNiven was announced as the artist on the upcoming high-profile The Return of Wolverine series. And he has been showing off his
Landry 'White' Walker's writer’s commentary on A Clash of Kings #12, from Dynamite, part of their A Song of Fire and Ice comic book adaptation.
The upcoming Battle Lines variant covers for Marvel titles, ahead of the new mobile game's release in October, have undergone a lot of solicitation changes.
Check out these upcoming DC Comics covers for August 2018 shipping titles. As ever, you may have seen some of them – but you won’t have seen most of them…
Regular readers of Bleeding Cool (and Lying in the Gutters before it, and All the Rage before that and The Gutter Press before that and Rich's
Best known for creating Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe, Cullen Bunn and Dalibor Talajic have a new original graphic novel coming from AfterShock Comics.
ESPN & Marvel have been running co-promotions for some time now. Whether that's explaining the World Cup to Americans, cover featuring in the 'body
Captain America Annual #1 has been dubbed the first Captain America comic book story with a sole woman writing credit.
This week's Astonishing X-Men saw the remade, reborn Professor Xavier confront the remaining adult original X-Men in a story that shows a lot has changed.
The Rose Theatre in Kingston-Upon-Thames has started rehearsals for Hogarth's Progress, a double bill for two plays about William Hogarth.
Avatar Press continues their two monthly titles for November 2018... Uber: Invasion and Cinema Purgatorio curated by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill.
Matt Brady is best known as one of the co-founders of Newsarama. But he's done a few other things in comics too.
If you want to see Warren Ellis in the flesh, then this year you really have one option: Thought Bubble in Leeds on the 22nd of September.
Fan Expo Boston took place this past weekend, and it appears several attendees had some not-ideal experiences with convention center staff.
We ran a bunch of second printings from Marvel Comics coming the other day, though we only had the cover for X-23 #2 second print.
Stan Lee’s POW! Entertainment is releasing the second book from the new online comic book series Stan Lee’s Work Force.
Did you like seeing The Black Order in Avengers: Infinity War and don't want to wait until the sequel? Want to watch the Wizard once again after his demise?
Dynamite Entertainment will announce their ongoing series net week. But here are all their ongoing series solicited for November 2018. Even for some of
Batman: Damned #1 is the first title from DC Black Label, with its Final Order Cutoff date for Monday -- hence all the previews published in today's titles.
The first issue was a surprise. The second and third issues had their solicitations thrown at retailers if they know where to look.
Last year, DC Comics changed the name of their Christmas Special to a mere Holiday Special, clearly in the spirit of the famed War Against Christmas.
A Nine Worlds panel about the Toxicity of Fandom this year looked at the blurring of creator and fan boundaries in the social media generation.