Today saw the release of Mark Millar and Greg Capullo's Reborn. Where people die and are reborn in new bodies in a fantasy land where they must band and
Rich Johnston Archives
As part of a series of back-up strips to make Jim Lee's workload on twice-monthly Suicide Squad remotely possible, Suicide Squad now contains a story
By Ale Bodden On Saturday, Day 3 at NYCC, I was able to sit through another Comixology panel. I love coming to their panels ever year—they always seem to
It was a good guess from Bleeding Cool last month. And this morning's Darth Vader #25 rather set it up. And now Marvel confirms it all. From Kieron Gillen
Arrow has got a new look for Season Five. So, his police sketch also needs an update. Courtesy of Marc Guggenheim, it seems that DC Comics veteran artist
We've been looking at how, increasingly, comic books have been turning to British obscenities to get past the moral arbiters over superhero story lines.
Dark Horse, as ever, first out of the big publisher solicitations gates, with their full lineup for January 2017... including brand new Beanworld! The
From today's Red Hood And The Outlaws... Let's see if they remember that when we get to it in Detective Comics... after all they are trying to keep
I think Diamond's listing for the cover of the second print of Archie & The Ramones #1 may be incorrect. UPDATE: Here's the actual one, by Jaime
Phil Boyle, of the Floridan comic store chain Coliseum Of Comics wrote on a private retailer message board regarding his problems with the upcoming comic
For the last eleven years, the Harvey Awards have been held at Baltimore Comic Con. Formed in 1988 from the split between the Kirby Awards, which formed
Janelle Asselin is a comic book activist and publisher of Rosy Press and the anthology Fresh Romance coming out from Oni Press. Or, rather, she was. She
Marvel has announced a raft of second printings for their Marvel NOW line, to follow the news we broke that Champions #1 would be getting a second
Today's All-Star Batman #3 gives us a flashback to an earlier time when Bruce Wayne and Harvey Dent, the Two-Face to be, went to summer school together. I
Chūya Koyama has created a 17-page crossover one-shot between Marvel's Iron Man and his Space Brothers manga, in today's issue of FRaU, Kodansha's monthly
That Gwen Stacy was returning in The Clone Conspiracy was never in doubt. And it's not like she hasn't been cloned and revived from the grave before. But
Me, I'll be buying a copy for Rian Hughes. But if you have a graphic designer in your life, then consider buying today's Suicide Squad #4 from Rob
Marc Guggenheim is a showrunner on DC Comics-based TV shows Arrow and DC's Legends Of Tomorrow. As a result, he has to deal wit a lot of fan comment. A
"I've got you this time, Brer Rabbit," said Brer Fox, jumping up and shaking off the dust. "You've sassed me for the very last time. Now I wonder what I
The London Super Comic Con has been running out of the London ExCel for a few years now, the same location that MCM London Expo holds its show - and will
Connie Ferrari was created by Mark Waid and Andy Kubert in their run on Captain America seventeen years ago. A defence attorney, she and Captain America
This is the solicited cover for tomorrow's Superwoman #3. Solicited at a time when no one apart from DC knew that the Lois Lane Superwoman was going to
by Chuck Brouillette As fellow Bleeding Cool reporter, Joe Glass, and Bleeding Cool Operations Manager, Dan Celko, can attest, our mutual accommodations
by Mike Sangregorio Issue number 5 of Kaijumax Season 2, Friends on the Outside, is in stores this Wednesday. Written and drawn by Eisner Award-winning
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ei4768XijgU Aaron Haaland, of A Comic Shop of Orlando, Florida, writes, Hey Fandom! We survived Hurricane Mathew and the
Adam Wolfe wrote from New York Comic Con, Right next to the South Park Village outside convention was a creepy, yet familiar cabin. If one dared to
Adam Wolfe wrote from New York Comic Con I am not a huge fan of energy drinks. I am not a huge fan of coffee either. I am a huge fan of being able to walk
By Brian Goldberg NYCC wouldn’t be NYCC if it wasn’t full of exclusives from various exhibitors drawing attention to their brands. Bandai, Funko, Marvel,
Danielle Mick writes for Bleeding Cool from New York Comic-Con. Trigger Warnings for Ghosts, Death and Illness... Let me start out by saying that I am a
Hugh Sheridan writes, The Black Mask Comics Panel featured writers Magdalene Visaggio, Tini Howard, Katy Rex, Eric Palicki and Tony Patrick, Kwanza





























