Andy Diggle has rather taken the high road over his decision to leave Action Comics after one issue. He's been respectful, professional and clear in his
Rich Johnston Archives
This week Kid Ultron gets his own one shot. Ultron #1AU. And said diminutive version, Victor Mancha, made his first appearance in the second volume of
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
Dean Butters writes for Bleeding Cool; It seems that over the last few years public domain characters have been in vogue more than ever in comic books.
Hannah Means-Shannon writes for Bleeding Cool. We are not worthy. Everyone was so well mannered (at first) that you might not have believed you were at
Before Bleeding Cool, there was TRIPWIRE magazine. In 2013, it celebrates its 21st anniversary and so it’s crowd funding at Kickstarter
Coming from DC Collectibles this summer, the Wonder Woman/Siperman kiss that was heard all around the world, in statue form. Based on the Jim Lee second
So Bleeding Cool was the first to run the above image yesterday, at 1 am my time, just before I went to bed. Now in the cold light of day, a few elements
Yesterday, there were eighteen thousand copies of Batman And Robin #19 in Diamond Comic Distributor's system, waiting to be ordered, a far higher than
Retailers who received promotional material for Free Comic Book Day in May seemed a little perplexed that they should all be held for use until then, when
From Rhyl in Wales. Alan Dennet, whose Daihatsu failed its MOT, converted it into a Batmobile for his six year old grandson, Alfie. It only cost £5000...
By Tro Rex and Eyo Bella When I first approached Eyo about the idea of doing a series of illustrated books based on H. P. Lovecraft’s works her
Aaron Hale writes; I’m old enough to remember when comics were seen as funny books: a disposable hobby that if you were still partaking in after
Charlene Ellen wrote for Bleeding Cool from WonderCon; On Saturday, Francis Mao, Lily Bosma and Mike Nunn spoke at the “World of Capcom” panel. They
Cameron Hughes writes; Fairest #14 by Adam Hughes Normally when Hughes illustrates a cover for this series, we get some pretty-yet-sexy damsel in a
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
Here we go folks. The covers to Justice League #22, Justice League Dark #22 and Justice League Of America #6 for July as a composite cover, which appears
This looks like it may have been a lot of fun. And a lot of hard work for an April Fool's.
Topher Seal writes; Matt Kindt's Mind MGMT from Dark Horse has quickly become a fan favorite. The spy thriller continues to draw readers in with each
Giovanni Costa does some rather entertaining reworking of media characters in a rather stylised fashion. They include his Spaghetti Gotham pics....
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
52 gained its special place in the DC Universe when Paul Levitz proposed a weekly series to fill in the gaps during the One Year Later thing. Then we had
Looks like we're getting one final go around with Grant Morrison and Chris Burnham on Batman Incorporated in July, with one extra final issue... BATMAN,
CBR have run the Superman comics solicitations for July 2013, arranged by DC. But they also let slip something interesting in the telling. This is the
Cartoonist and author Phil Foglio has a little problem regarding his line of Girl Genius novels. He posts on Facebook; So– Got a call from our agent,
Dylan Gonzalez writes; Beer: Space Dust IPA Brewery: Elysian Brewing Company Elysian’s Space Dust IPA was recommended to me by a friend whom I had told
In February, DC Comics saw one of their marketshare figures fall below the psychologically important 30% mark. In March they have fallen further, both now
In the Village Voice, Simon Abrams wrote; Four years ago, on assignment for The Comics Journal, I asked Robert Kirkman a tough question about his Walking
The article below was sent to DC Comics for comment early this morning. A few minutes ago, the NY Post suddenly ran this article, something I understand