Today's FF #16 is in part a whimsical superhero romp, in part a treatise on power and consequence, and in part a science lesson in Marvel Comics physics.
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In Justice League #24, we were briefly introduced to the new Doom Patrol of the New 52. In today's Justice League #27, we meet some more. Scorch and
He's had an eye and part of his head blown away. He's lost his mother. He's begun to lose himself. Carl, child made to grow up before his time by the
The Phantom Zone variant cover of Twilight Zone #1... Cover to the Kickstartered EC Comics tribute comic, Haunting Tales Of Horrorbles. In Swipe File we
So what are we due from the idea factory that is Image Comics of 2014? Here are a few: From Top Cow/Minotaur a four issue mini-series all in April, once a
So while everyone is braving the snow for the New York premier of Justice League: War tonight, there's another war going on. The release of Justice League
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27JKKj4oytA Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida writes, Hey Fandom, I'm back with New Comics Now because it's
Big changes for April. Remember just because Nightwing is cancelled, it doesn't mean that Dick Grayson is dead. Hold onto that thought. In April... and
Rob Liefeld called Marc Silvestri the best artist out of all the Image founders in the Image Revolution documentary. Here's where you see why. Clicky for
Did you win tickets to the World Premiere of Justice League: War tonight at The Paley Center for Media in New York? You may have been worried about the
Goodness. Most retailers who ordered Unity #1 at returnable levels will be getting one copy of Unity #1 3D Cover, as shown on Bleeding Cool the other day.
This Powerpuff Girls #6 Subscription Variant comic cover has been causing a little consternation. Retailer Dennis Barger Jr wrote on Facebook, this is
Well, we kinda worked it out last year. But now it's been officially confirmed. Titan Comics have the North American Doctor Who comics license from BBC
Denis Bajram’s Universal War One was one of the most outstanding graphic novels that got reprinted in English by Marvel during their four year long
Dan Jurgens, best known for his lengthy runs of various Superman titles, usually finds himself on the receiving end of a Q and A session. But the
When I got the chance to tell a Doctor Who story, for IDW's comics line, I used a story I'd had in my head for years, Room With A Deja Vu, with a criminal
Bleeding Cool has long been interested in how ComiXology sells comics around the world, with our ComiXology All Over The World columns. But now we get to
One of my favourite screen outpourings of time travel of late has been Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel with Chris O'Dowd which rather showed
Sometimes I wonder about the relationship between the Marvel comics folk and the Marvel movie folk. At New York, a senior Marvel Comics executive told me
Bleeding Cool is a little freaked by our seeming-clairvoyance here... But Bill Watterson, Katsuhiro Otomo and Alan Moore have won the first round of
Stephen Platt was a comic artist who rose to prominence in the nineties, first drawing Moon Knight for Marvel and then Prophet for Rob Liefeld at
From around fifteen years ago... that's Dez Skinn, me, Charlie Adlard, Richard Davies, Garth Ennis, Liz Brooks and Joel Meadows... I am so serious! So
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQO7s9wAuoU Anything DC can do, Valiant can do... well in America rather than China. The Valiant Unity #1 3D cover,
Step into the blue... all these comics from Marvel are getting second prints, with blue hues to match.
Crossed Badlands... ...and Axe Chick, internet meme. In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree. They may be
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_03ocYcRmCc Neal Adams appears at Joe Field's Flying Colors comic store in California, and Field grabbed the mike - with
This is what 4742 graphic novels look like in the wild. Greg Pak has been bringing Kickstarter supporters up to date with the latest on the Code Monkey
This is the Top Ten Bleeding Cool Bestseller List, as compiled by a number of comic stores from their sales on Wednesday and Thursday. It measures what
The Grand Prix at Angoulême is the highest acclaim any comic book creator can receive in comics. Voted on by the Grand Prix Academy made up of acclaimed
It can't be a secret that Frank Cho is one of Bleeding Cool's absolute favourite artists working in comics today. So we're very happy to show off his