Brian Michael Bendis: Crime Noir Omnibus has quite the listing. A compendium of classic, character-driven drama written and drawn by the king of crime,
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by Ray Flook “Still, in all forms of comics the sequential artist relies upon the tacit cooperation of the reader. This cooperation is based upon the
Contrversial satirical Spanish artist Luis Quiles has a special offer for his fans. Female fans, specifically, it seems. Translated from the Spanish
Joe Glass, longtime Bleeding Cool contributor, has launched a Kickstarter for a 260+ page Hardcover collection of his LGBTQ+ superheroes comic book, The
The co-creator of Judge Dredd, John Wagner, has said that he plans to kill off a major character. Speaking on the latest episode of The 2000 AD
We are about to get a new Apocalypse Wars crossover event from the Marvel X-Men titles. Starting in this week's Extraordinary X-Men. And where there's an
It was Paul Levitz who put the kibosh on such things. After Bill Jemas and Joe Quesada insulted DC Comics rather foully in the national media, the edict
What kind of exclusive items can be picked up at C2E2 this weekend? Here's a look at a few... From the Retailer Breakfast, Inked version of International
Britain is, for a couple of weeks at least, merely four-to-seven hours ahead of the USA rather than the usual five-to-eight hours. Expect things to get
This is the teaser for Civil War II featuring Old Man Logan, the future Wolverine from a world destroyed by war. And the kind of person you might think
Boom! Studios sent an official press release out this morning announcing Jonesy #1 has sold out at the distributor level with which, respectfully, we
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvw1iENsPgc This is how people get famous, clearly. Before Pom Klementieff was Mantis in the upcoming Guardians Of The
The Civil War II collection listing has hit Amazon for November. Where $50 will get you 200 pages. Retailers have been told it's a six issue mini-series,
Were you expecting this? DC Comics has registered a trademark in the name of Pennyworth for what seems to be a new TV series. Is this a spin-off of
As ever, first out of the gates, it's Aspen MLT with their solicitations for their comics coming out in June 2015. ONIBA: SWORDS OF THE DEMON #2 Vince
I first became properly aware of Jim Howick, as many British parents and children did, through his star comedy performance over five years of the sketch
Yes, yes, we looked at this kind of thing back in January. But we arrive with new evidence, courtesy of Amazon listings. Back then we looked at Howling
San Diego Comic Con and Lionsgate have launched Comic-Con HQ, their new subscription video on demand channel. They'll be rolling out free beta access from
So... what's coming from Marvel in June 2016? Here's a collection of what we know so far.... STAR WARS: HAN SOLO #1 (of 5) Written by MARJORIE LIU Art by
Peter G writes, Man, Kickstarter isn't what it used to be, am I right? Before, you could find unique passion projects like Aw Yeah! Comics or some guy
Gosh Comics in London is situated on Berwick Street, a historic road when it comes to British pop music, and part of the London Soho scene. Which makes
The start of a new Amazing Spider-Man story seems to have gone down very well, beating out the chart-defying Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Doctor
Sean Chen writes, A few months ago my agent wrangled a storyboarding job from the ad agency Weiden and Kennedy. It was a Mini Coke ad that featured The
James E Roche writes, Going into the Wretches campaign I was completely and utterly unsure of myself, like most unknown indie creators entering that
There's a lot of Versus going on right now. Batman/Superman. Civil War. Well, Ximphonic Versus may just have caught the zeitgeist. Ximphonic Versus by
June will be Anime/Manga month for Diamond’s Previews, and the next catalogue will feature Hashtag Comics' newest book Souls Eternal: The Izanami
It could be described as the antidote to the Hangover films. The BBC2 three-part thriller Stag about a stag do that goes very wrong indeed. As a group of
How do you kill an idea? Across the dusty plains of America’s southwest, a deadly storm is brewing. A string of murders portend the sinister designs of an
Last week, Bleeding Cool ran the story that the solicited issues of Miracleman: The Silver Age, reprinting and then finishing the second arc from Neil
Diana McCallum writes for Bleeding Cool Robbie Amell is no stranger to science fiction, appearing as Firestorm on The Flash and Agent Miller in the latest