Dave Sim has been keeping us up to date with the Cerebus reprint project and his upcoming work. Firstly, the remastered first volume of Cerebus is going
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Cameron Hatheway writes; The children are our future. Scary, isn’t it? So before they get a chance to wreak havoc on the world, let us subdue them for a
Archie Comics has just won one GLAAD Award, but that's clearly not enough. We've had a same-sex wedding, now it's time for a same-sex kiss. Funny, I
Vincent J. Cracchiolo V writes for Bleeding Cool; The Motor City Comic Con was a bit chaotic this year, but I had a great time covering this again for
Adam Messinger writes; Yesterday my wife and I went to Big Wow Comicsfest in San Jose, Ca! We arrived around 1pm and didn’t leave until they kicked
Wikipedia says that the first Mouse Guard published comic was in 2005. But it's not. A sketchbook was published in 2004 for Motor City Comic Con. Petersen
The Inflatable Hulk at Dallas Comic Con. Okay this weekend Brendon will be at MCM London Expo pretending he likes comics, I'll be at the Phoenix Comic Con
So, there's this Man Of Steel movie coming up. And a Superman Unchained comic. I'm even told that Batman/Superman #1 is expected to get sales of over
After the closing of popular comics blog Comics Alliance by AOL three weeks ago, we'd heard all sorts of rumours. That MTV were trying to get Comics
Dirk Manning writes; Have you ever seen the full “I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore!” speech from the film Network? If not, or even if
Si Spurrier has posted about a new comic book project. He writes; See, there’s this comicbook project which I’ve been working-on secretly for 3 years.
Bleeding Cool has been telling you about next month's Villain's Month at DC since late last year. When every title will be renumbered to #1 for one month,
So I can't go to the MCM Expo in London this weekend because, as I may be mentioning a few more times today, I'm off to the Phoenix Comic Con instead. I
As a regular reader of Bleeding Cool, you're probably aware that I believe that Kieron Gillen, Doug Braithwaite and friends' run on Journey Into Mystery
Warren Ellis writes; You did not see this. This was never here. This is certainly not the original raw art for the cover to the forthcoming ebook single
Meredith McClaren writes for Bleeding Cool. And draws. This is a good thing. But then, I usually don’t. In fact, the most perfect summation of my
A Little Bleeder went to see Star Trek in New York at 11 am on Friday. And received, with his ticket, this ad.... Do let me know if you get one. And what,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SWjdjybRP0 Collectors Cornered is an occasional video column, filmed inside Collectors Corner in Baltimore. Join us every
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Orlando Baez writes; I’m the artist of the recently released Alterna Comics title “Noctua,” written by Andrew M. Henderson and now available on
So Yahoo is buying Tumblr for over a billion dollars. The micro-blogging network sometimes seemingly to be supported by pure feels, is deemed worth that
It may look like $13 to us Brits. But in the US, clicking on this link will give you the complete Watchmen for $4 on your Kindle. I think. Try it and let
Regular Show #1 has sold out at Diamond two days after going on sale in comic stores. With 56,000 ordered, this is the biggest debut issue in Boom!'s
In the light of the launch of Nook Comics, Amazon Kindle UK has kicked off a series of very attractive sales on graphic novels. Mostly licensed books from
Wal-Mart began selling tickets for Man Of Steel this morning. Apparently, with every ticket, you could download a free Man Of Steel prequel digital comic,
Steven Moffat tells us; Well, no bad manners here! Two hundred and ten Doctor Who fans kept the secret, and many, many more fans helped. I wish I could
Alex Wilson writes; In Joshua Hale Fialkov’s early career he wrote several series that garnered him Harvey award nominations and an Eisner nomination. One
Paul Rainey has been self publishing his comics since the nineties, reaching a height of awareness with his Memory Man book.
Stuck in traffic with one of the Doctors (Colin Baker). Man, for the want of a TARDIS. #motorcitycomiccon — Duane Swierczynski (@swierczy) May 18, 2013 So





























