By Cody Walker When I began my Kickstarter, I was worried that it would fail. However, after we met our goal, I didn’t realize how guilty I would feel.
Rich Johnston Archives
The other day, we ran a series of images by ChasingArtwork labelled Auto Avengers. It seems he'd also done some designs called Gotham Gears. They're just
Wendy @babsbatgirlfan writes; DC Comics has gotten frustrating for me, the whole new 52 has pretty much been a let down save for a few of the series' and
As a result of losing their lease, Atlas Comics in Chicago is to close. The owner writes; After 25 years of continuous operation in the same location,
Written by Stephanie Forney As I sit here pondering what to write I find myself a little stuck. We’ve been working on this idea for over a year’s time and
This week's Bleeding Cool Bestseller List has a few surprises. Again, compiled from select comic book retailers, it only measures Wednesday and Thursday
By Hannah Means-Shannon On the eve of the Denver Comic Con, at the Rocky Mountain Conference on Comics and Graphic Novels, Dr. William Kuskin of the
I understand that DC Comics is planning to announce Villain's Month on Monday. And are beginning with something from the Detective Comics team. I think.
Anthony DiMatteo writes; Waiting in line sucks. I’ve never waited in line two and a half hours for anything. Until today - to get into the Denver Comic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELuiT3xDAVU Grace Randolph writes; Amy Adams is Lois Lane in Man of Steel 2013. Warner Brothers brings the Man of Steel
Francesco Francavilla has plans. For something called Batman 1972. He writes; I have been tinkering recently with a ElseWorlds story/take on Batman set in
So there's a comic book that you are translating from the French, Le bleu est une couleur chaude. You've translated that as Blue Angel. It's a little
From a variety of sources, we've come to piece together that in September, DC are running 52 one shot comics starring the villains of the New 52, and four
Zachary Morningstar writes: Take one look at The Steam Engines of Oz and you'll agree we're not in Kansas anymore. It has all the color and charm of the
With the realisation that we won't see another Saga until August, it looks like retailers are upping their orders on the new Saga trade paperback to cover
Nick Bradshaw's Marvel Heroes Josh Summuna collates his own personal heroes. Dimitri Armand takes on an alienated Ripley. Derek Charm revisits Grant
So I went to the new Beanotown event at London's South Bank with the kids. Round the back of Queen Elizabeth Hall was the most remarkably, museum, playpen
We've had the WTF gatefold covers. We've had the Death Of The Family die-cut covers. What's next? This morning, I was e-mailed one line from an unfamiliar
Matt Harding writes; With Wondercon having moved to Anaheim, the Big Wow convention in San Jose has become the yearly watering hole for comic geeks and
Valiant have finished their big Summer Of Valiant announcements, and lots of people have been willing to report them. But there has been a small
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zM6w6iQPlTw Yvette and Toni come off a Phoenix Comic Con high for this week's Weekly Bleed... With snippets from Bleeds to
Michael Netzer has proclaimed himself the Son of God and the new Messiah of Comics. It's one of the reasons I asked him to draw ScienTHORlogy from Boom!
It would be fun to think it might be Justice Legion. But that's probably just wishful thinking. When talking about his Larfleeze book to ComicBook.com,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mn_9w-vXK34 Grace Randolph writes; Avengers Assemble is the latest cartoon from Marvel Studios, debuting on Disney XD in
Cameron Hatheway writes; By far one of the fastest growing Eisner categories is digital, because all you need is an internet connection and suddenly you
We reported the new Lady Rawhide book a few weeks ago, from Dynamite, based on the Zorro character created by Don McGregor. Little did we know that, at
This was the original Dan Jurgens' variant for Superman Unchained #1, a classic Superman figure defeating Doomsday. But, for continuity
Madefire has announced a batch of new comics from the boutique motion comics app. Naturally they kick off with Liam Sharp and Bill Sienkiewicz's Sherlock
James Robinson recently announced he was leaving Earth 2 at DC Comics, despite there being plans to expand Earth 2 into a second book. The other day,
Grand Theft Otto - Homer by Dan LuVisi, submitted by George Peter Gatiss. Chief Wiggum's police sirens grew louder as Homer got up, awaiting his final