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Comic stores will be getting this mini-poster, advertising the upcoming line of Star Wars titles from Marvel Comics. Front and back... shops will get a

Today saw Django Unchained come to Netflix. It also saw the release of the official sequel to Django Unchained, written by Quentin Tarantino. It is the

Greetings from the coal face of the direct comics market. Where retailers try to increase their orders of certain comics ahead of sale. Where supply and

In Matt Fraction and Kelly Sue DeConnick's latest newsletter can learn much about tomorrow's Captain Marvel, the Avengers half marathon and much more. Oh

So this came to me from a... connected source, let's say. I do not know the veracity of this information, and attempts to get clarification regarding its

Matt Taylor writes, Sometimes a little necessity is a good thing. Necessity birthed my first self penned and drawn comic - The Great Salt Lake - which is

They are best known for decades of Judge Dredd. Some will also hail them for their work on the Batman books. But John Wagner and Alan Grant are writing

The classic cover to Uncanny X-Men by John Byrne. And from today's New 52: Future End... Whoa indeed. In Swipe File we present two or more images that

So, we have a new Thor. I quite liked the nickname "Ther", in a "Clor" kind of way, until I found that some folk on in the internet were taking it

From the New 52, DC Comics famously banned Batwoman from getting married to her girlfriend Maggie Sawyer - indeed, they banned all marriages, gay or

So Spider-Man says this in Axis #1. All that means is that he hasn't read the rest of the comic book yet. Or Captain America & The Mighty Avengers #1.

The DC Comics character Eric Border, orderly at Arkham Asylum, has appeared in five comic books to date. Today's Batman #36 makes it his sixth. If you

Oh and we missed yesterday's...  

Courtesy of io9 and CBR, the first of the twenty Convergence two-part mini-series launching in April and May 2015 from DC Comics to cover their move

This is the cover of Brutus, the Japanese magazine featuring an Attack On Titan/Avengers crossover.  Positioned as a "What If?" tale, it will involve an

From the preview of Batgirl #36, out tomorrow... She never even thought to backup her laptop, or store anything on the cloud... ...but at the Robotics

What: Neverending #2 Who: Stephen Sutherland Artist – Gary Kelly Colourist – Lesley Atlansky Letterer/Graphics: Colin Bell Cover Artist: Emma Vieceli

We've known he's a big fan of comics for a while, albeit a fan of Ed Brubaker and not Grant Morrison. Now wrestler CM Punk will be putting his money were

In December, Red Giant Entertainment is publishing a new line of comics, previously seen during this year's Free Comic Book Day. That saw four comics

Michael Davis is an artist, writer, mentor, and entertainment executive. He writes, Part One Haters, just stop reading now, because you’ll simply skip the

What: Thought Bubble exclusive run of the new Princeless #1 Who: Jeremy Whitley , Rosy Higgins and Ted Brandt Where: Tables 7-8, in front of the main

Earlier this year, cosplayer and CBS correspondent Blake Northcott wrote for Bleeding Cool, I recently reached out to Kick-Ass creator Mark Millar about

With a Suicide Squad movie planned, one actress Adaku Ononogbo would really, really, really like to be cast as Vixen. How much? This much. Adaku Ononogbo,

              What: My new comic book is 'Trails: a book about travel, history, and being a slug' Who: Lydia Wysocki

From Collider, Toby Kebbell reveals Doctor Doom's radically new origin in the upcoming Fantastic Four movie. "He’s Victor Domashev, not Victor Von Doom in

Last week, we ran a story about how Marc Lapierre saw his own fan art for Iron Man used in the ABC puff documentary Marvel: 75 Years From Pulp To Pop,

Okay, so I'm going to be accused of clickbait here. And maybe these accusations are right. But Little Bleeder Kalel Angel got in touch about what he

It was a question I came across a few times after the announcement of the Black Panther movie by Marvel. What Black Panther comics to read? Marvel

In the US, the Kindle price for Harley Quinn: Hot In The City is $16.99 Right now, in the UK, the Kindle price is 63p Equally, in the US, the Kindle price