Will Romine writes; Hello friends! Officially, Marvel had no presence at Wondercon. There was nary a panel nor booth representing the House that Lee
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Day Two of Wondercon from David Blake Lucarelli Day two of my maiden voyage into the realm of being a creator/booth exhibitor saw sales go up to 22 copies
Joshua Stone reports from Wondercon; At the Spotlight on Jeff Smith, Jeff announced his next project - Tüki Save the Humans. He said he missed the humor
Joshua Stone reporting from Wondercon; The Creator's Role In The Future Of Comics Publishing panel featured Chris Brandt, Jimmy Palmiotti, Kraig
Will Romine writes; Hola fan-boy-ritos, It's your old pal Will Romine again at Wondercon After thousands of miles logged on convention floors from
Bleeding Cool's Will Romine couldn't get in. Not even in his Starro costume. But the DC New 52 panel is underway at Wondercon. So what do we know? Well,
Joshua Stone writes in for Bleeding Cool from Wondercon; I asked Frank Cho at his panel about doing more Liberty Meadows. He said that Marvel pays way
Peter S Svensson is giving us bullet points from the IDW panel at Wondercon. We know the Mark Waid/Paul Smith news on Rocketeer/The Spirit as Pulp
We were wondering what might be happening with The Spirit no longer being published by DC Comics. And now we have an answer. As well as the question we
The graphic novel comes out in June from Legendary Comics and acts as a prequel, written by the film's screenplay writer Travis Beacham and drawn by Sean Chen, Yvel Guichet, Pericles Junior, Steve Bird and Mark McKenna.
Aaron Hale reports from Wondercon; Jimmy Palmiotti confirms the return of Booster Gold, in a three issue story beginning in All Star Western #19.
David Blake Lucarelli writes; So today I took the leap from fan to creator, from convention attendee to exhibitor, selling the first issue of my comic
Peter S. Svensson reports for Bleeding Cool. Print is dead. Mark (Indestructible Hulk and Industry-Acclaimed Daredevil) Waid and John (Blue Beetle and
Warner Bros' cinematic handling of DC properties has been mixed except for in one area: animation.
Peter S. Svensson reports for Bleeding Cool. Scott Dunbier is one of the best editors in comics. IDW is blessed with great editors, but Scott is probably
This is a Doctor Who sketch by the webcomic creator Rich Morris. You may have read his Ten Doctors strip. And this is James Gilarte's table at Wondercon
We've had Mars Attacks Cerebus. We're getting Angela in Guardians Of The Galaxy. And now, Peter Svensson send in this tiny titbit from Wondercon. Mark
Joshua De Lava, going by the name of DeLava420 on DeviantArt has been soliciting for comic book creators to work on an unnamed comics project. Except it's
Evic Oropilla writes from Wondercon; The MTV Geek panel was composed of Tom Akel, Marc Silvestri, Emily Lazar and Bleeding Cool's own Heather Kenealy. The
Charlene Ellen @VampireRanch writes for Bleeding Cool. Amid a lot of Zelda Hi from WC13! I spotted Felicia here in the lobby. Gracious as always to her
Clever, clever rat creatures. The latest of the IDW Artist's Editions, Scott Dunbier's continuing project to recreate original comic book artwork pages in
David Nieves reports from Wondercon, from the Batman and James Robinson panels... The jam packed room 208 in the Anaheim Convention Center could barely
Tim Pilcher, ex-Vertigo Comics editor, is serialising the first chapter of his new book Comic Book Babylon: A Cautionary Tale of Sex, Drugs & Comics
First impressions from the Wondercon screening of Doctor Who.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SDdmDdoggg Think About The Ink presents: This summer 2013, Sonic and Megaman are set for their first crossover ever in
Will Romine writes; Hey-o, It's your old friend Will Romine here from the Wondercon James Robinson panel. He's a wonderful man who probably won't revisit
I've got all sorts of Bleeding Cool writers running all around WonderCon. But in London, it's late, it's school holidays and all that this entails and my
If Brendon was there, he'd steal it.
Marvel doesn't ship as much next week as usual, and neither does Dark Horse, but they more than make up for it the week after. DC bring their WTF covers,
THEN I do want to stress that the books are firmly in the hands of one writer, whose long-term vision for the title -- and whose involvement in the art