As we reported yesterday, with out hardest hitting journalist hats on, today's Invincible Iron Man by Brian Bendis and Alex Maleev uses a naughty word.
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This is Jack Kirby Week. Marvel Comics, after settling with his family and estate with a mid-eight figure sum over royalties due for his lifetime's work
Today's Hellblazer #1 does a fine job throwing shade on the previous New 52 version of John Constantine as writer Simon Oliver says that his time in
Tomorrow's International Iron Man #6 by Brian Bendis and Alex Maleev, I am reliably informed, passed another social milestone. A Marvel non-mature readers
Tomorrow sees the launch of Six Pack & Dog Welder: Hard Travelin' Heroes by Garth Ennis and Russ Braun from DC Comics. We all know Dogwelder has the
Stephen L'Heureux of Solipsist Films is a movie producer with Sin City: A Dame To Kill For amongst his credits. But it's not that link with Frank Miller
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0tS0tk0V0g Aaron Haaland writes, Hey Fandom! This week was awesome for me because of DC Rebirth Hellblazer and Blue
Bleeding Cool ran a piece on the unpublished Black Lightning/Superman comic by Tom King and Trevor Von Eeden. DC Comics have especially been famed in
Did you think that tomorrow's Flash #5, as solicited, would be pencilled by Neil Googe? Wrongo! Actually it's by Felipe Watanabe. While Teen Titans #23,
Tomorrow sees the second issue of Doctor Strange Prelude from Marvel, which looks at the magical language of the Doctor Strange world as it will appear on
Famously, Marvel Comics didn't pay Jack Kirby royalties in his lifetime. The creator and co-creator of the Fantastic Four, X-Men, Hulk, Thor, The
Plenty of Marvel Comics coming out now are branded as Civil War II crossovers. And some of them actually are. But plenty really aren't, getting away with
Frankensteining no longer needed! Here are Marvel Comics' full solicitations for November 2016, and they begin with the launch of a certain Inhumans Vs
IDW are collecting the new Berkeley Breathed Bloom County strips in print for the first time in 25 years. And, yes, he went with a Star Wars reference.
Sometimes Bleeding Cool runs rumours that are meticulously well researched, often using leaked documents, or late night conversations with primary sources
Another day, another Marvel PR image for Champions #1, as predicted. Well, it's not a jigsaw. Is there anything to be worked out? Or is it just a
We like Bionic Battle Rabbit here at Bleeding Cool. Well here is your chance to read the first issue by Marc Jackson for free. You can find more
Plenty to celebrates, as Image Comics launches new comic books coming in November from Scott Snyder, Jeff Lemire, Jonathan Hickman (writing and drawing!),
Yesterday, Bleeding Cool's owner esterday, Bleeding Cool's owner Avatar Press launched a Kickstarter for the new Uber series, Uber: Invasion by Kieron
Someone who met Peter David at a recent show got very excited on Reddit yesterday, with user swervingmoss posting to r/DC_Cinematic "Today at Terrific con
There are spoilers below. Characters previously unnamed, named and revealed as being in this comic. Also something with insects and recurrent images. Your
Jonathan Rich writes for Bleeding Cool GeekOut 2016 took place Aug. 12-13 and saw not only a change of venue for Western North Carolina’s annual
Brandon Morse, who writes on many topics for the Red State website, including repeatedly writing on the stringent defence of the Second Amendment, has
Advice for publishers seeking to submit content and proposals for Free Comic Book Day went out last week, with a return deadline for October. And there
Scott Lobdell appears to be launching a new novel, his take on the classing HG Wells novel, The Island Of Dr Moreau, called... The Island Of Dr Moreau:
They'll release them all tomorrow. But before then, here's a few bits of info for comics were expecting from Marvel in November. Updating as more come
No more Frankensteining needed.... DC Comics in November sees the launch of Mother Panic and Cave Carson Has A Cybernetic Eye from Young Animal, the
Marvel Comics really wants to sell 300,000 copies of Champions #1. Just like they did Uncanny Avengers #1 and Black Panther #1, lead books of previous
Ray Flook and Alejandra Bodden write, It’s been a particularly busy weekend event-wise, but after the excitement of covering Flame Con 2 yesterday we
Milo Yiannopoulos, technology editor for Breitbart, and Twitter-banned online bullier of Leslie Jones, invited comic book writer Chuck Dixon onto his