Marc Jackson writes, This year MACC-POW! the comic event I organise in my hometown of Macclesfield in Cheshire, returns for its 3rd year bigger, bolder
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The Mike Wieringo Comic Book Industry Awards will be presented on Saturday, September 29th, 2018 as part of Baltimore Comic-Con. The Ringo Awards are
We've been Amazon fishing for lots of Marvel Comics yesterday. But there are a few more for DC Comics as well. There's an awful lot of comic book 30th
ComiXology Bestseller List: All week we were anticipating the clash of the big event books: Metal vs. Doomsday. So imagine our surprise when the results came in, and Saga #50 was at the top.
Once upon a time, Warren Ellis wrote a Satana series for Marvel, coming off his run on Hellstorm and Druid. It didnt happen, for a number of reasons... until now.
Marvel has been releasing images of these lithographs all week, to promote Avengers #1 by Jason Aaron and Ed McGuinness. And now on Good Friday we get one with Thor and Black Panther.
We've spent a day rummaging round Marvel Comics listings on Amazon to get ideas of what their plans may be for late 2018. And here are a few more.
The Darkhold is Marvel's version of the Necronomicon. Meant to have existed through the aeons, it sometimes turns up. Of late that has included in the Carnage series, in Secret Empire, and was a major feature of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD TV show.
I am going to say that when the Omnibus line was launched by Marvel Comics, they did not expect to include Warren Ellis's first published comics work in
So there's the Multiverse. Parallel universes where different things happen, where different versions for characters exist and they all keep crossing over all of the time. And the subject of the upcoming animated movie, Into the Spider-Verse, with Miles Morales as the Spider-lead.
More Amazon fishing sees Marvel Comics double down on Venom ahead of the release of the Sony movie later this year. As well as a brand-new Venom #1 for Marvel's Fresh Start, all sorts of books are being dug up, collected and published, or reprinted. Here are a few we found.
We know that we're getting a new Fantastic Four from Dan Slott and Sara Pichelli. Well is Uncanny X-Men #1 and/or X-Men #1 next? We ask because the
Looks like Marvel Comics are giving the old Marvel Knights books a bit of a rebrand and a line image. When Jimmy Palmiotti and Joe Quesada relaunched all
It will be a sad day for Bleeding Cool and Bleeding Cool readers if, as rumoured out of WonderCon, the DC regular variant cover programme goes away. What
We knew that Wolverine was getting a Classified volume on Amazon. We expect for what happens after the Hunt for Wolverine books. Wolverine: Here I Am?
Bronx comic book store, the NY Collector Cave recently got approval from Marvel to do a full frontal face of the newest villain the "Red Goblin" - whoever
The Chicago Reader has just run a feature on My Lady's Choosing, a new choose-your-romance novel by Chicagoans Kitty Curran and Larissa Zageris — with a mention of yours truly.
A few Marvel Comics changes, 'twixt solicitation and publication. Legion #4 will be drawn by Lee M. Ferguson, instead of the previously solicited Wilfredo
Today, Marvel Comics announced that they would be publishing a new Fantastic Four monthly series beginning in August -- the first of the sort in three years. Here's a history of how Bleeding Cool broke the story on why there wasn't one -- and found all sorts of implications.
It looks as if will be American-but-now-living-in-Britain Rob Delaney, co-creator of Catastrophe, will be playing Pete Wisdom in the upcoming Deadpool 2
Looks like Marvel is doubling up ahead of the holiday weekend... another one of Pepe Larraz's lithographs for Avengers #1, this time with Doctor Strange and Ghost Rider. We hope to find out exactly how one may acquire them shortly.
Piece by piece they will add together... here's the latest lithograph for Avengers #1. AVENGERS #1 will reunite the powerful Big Three, with Thor, Captain
Bleeding Cool mentioned that folk might want to pick up the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers comic book ever since Shattered Grid was announced and our spies
DC Comics' big event series Dark Nights: Metal was initially edited by Eddie Berganza and assistant edited by Rebecca Taylor. When Berganza was fired, Rebecca became the full editor of Metal. Now, one of Rebecca's editorial notes caused a few comic book creators to contact me -- because they'd heard it before.
Comics sometimes come out later than they were intended to. It happens. Few remember that Watchmen was late. Quite a few folk right now know that Gerard Way's Doom Patrol is late, but they will forget. The work is, in the end, what matters. Still... it's useful to keep an eye on such things.
DC Comics rarely offers retailer exclusive variants. While Marvel pumps out seven to 17 a month, probably devaluing the appeal in the process, DC Comics puts out one every three months or so and makes it a little more special. And now the publisher will offer exclusive retailer variant covers on Justice League #1.
DC Comics covers, the original clickbait. In previous issues of the Justice League twice-monthly comic book, the following went down. Amidst discussions over interference or otherwise, a gun goes off.
François Ruffin is a French journalist and social activist. Founder and editor of the satirical quarterly magazine Fakir and director of the film Merci
DC Comics are to publish Action Comics #1000 shortly. You may have heard mention of it. 80th Anniversary of Superman and what not. Published from midnight
There are always a few changes 'twit solicitation and publication. And the conclusion of Dark Nights: Metal #6 a few more things DC Comics is able to