Injustice: Gods Among Us has done something very interesting. We reported last week on the large number of reorders it was receiving from retailers. It
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This is the Albert Einstein we always deserved and yet, until Manhattan Projects we never got a whiff of until now. I'm so glad we got Manhattan Projects.
A cover to The Comedian #5, by JG Jones. And this photograph for LIFE Magazine from Guadalcanal in 1942 from the then- 25-year-old photographer Ralph
Step by step, how Frank Cho grew his Man Thing for Savage Wolverine; This is a double page spread in my upcoming Savage Wolverine #4 book, coming out in
by Chris Thompson It’s a big episode this week, so don’t say we didn’t warn you … First up, Taylor & I take a look at Elephantmen #46 by Richard
As The Official History of The Marvel Universe states, Susan Storm, The Invisible Woman, met Reed Richards when she was seventeen and living with her
In America's Got Powers from Jonathan Ross and Bryan Hitch we've been used to seeing a little photo reference going on with the head scientist being
Thius is how we first met "Cheese" or Agent Phil Coulson in the comic book Marvel Universe, in the first issue of Battle Scars. By the end of the series,
The Walking Dead #1 is getting a further reprint, ten years after its first publication, with a new cover by Michael Golden, to be made exclusively
There are spoilers for Batman #17, the conclusion to Death Of The Family below.
Okay that was just very, clever. Uncanny X-Men #1 by Brian Bendis and Chris Bachalo is published today. Don't go any further if you were planning on
Spoilers, obviously. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6blXo78Vmo
Fortunately, the Milk by Neil Gaiman, with cover by Skottie Young. Isn't that nice?
Dennis O’Neil, returns to New York University every Wednesday, for his evening class on writing comic books and graphic novels at the university’s School
We're very happy here at Bleeding Cool Dungeons about the return of the A1 anthology from Dave Elliott to comics, courtesy of Titan Comics, publisher of
Will Romine writes; Hello Friends, I'd like to start this review by telling you what's under the silver serving dishes is... Are you ready for it? It's
Zeus Comics in Dallas, Texas, is the first comic store to state that they will not be carrying the print edition of Adventures Of Superman, while Orson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dt4FUm1e8sI Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Oregon, Florida, writes; Hey Fandom! I'm still here loving comics, endings and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyHfy63FLgc Think About The Ink presents; Jamie Foxx is Electro in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and Laurence Fishburne is Perry
From The Guardian to Boing Boing to Huffington Post, the debate syrrounding the appointment of Orson Scott Card to write a chapter of Superman Adventures
It doesn't seem like a hundred issues ago that we had the outrage over the Amazing Spider-Man #601 cover. Still, where there's misogyny, there's brass.
John Jackson Miller writes; As reported here Friday, January comics sales performed the rare feat of beating December's sales; now, with the release of
Matt Harding writes; The Academy of Art University’s student collaborative graphic novel is back with the release of Ultrasylvania Vol. 2: Emperor
All the Bs! Dynamite are launching their new pulp superhero comic, Black Bat, as an ongoing suoperhero title by The Flash's Brian Buccelllato and
For the Guardians Of The Galaxy launch, exclusively from participating retailers, here come new trading cards from Marvel. Gold foil cover for Age Of
@coondawg68 Why do you assume it's about Occupy?Hint: it isn't. — GailSimone (@GailSimone) February 12, 2013 Well that was quite entertaining. Since the
Here's the FCBD T-shirt for May the 4th, 2013. Promoting the Marvel FCBD title and upcoming crossover Infinity in white, grey and black...
Once again, Diamond Comic Distributors has chosen to run its Retailer Summit at the Chicago McCormick Place in the days before the C2E2. April 24th-26th
It's the big Channel 4 TV success of 2013 (until Black Mirror starts tonight, obviously). But Utopia, a cross between Pulp Fiction and Tideland, a
Last year, after a series of increasingly unbelievable personal setbacks, Mario Gully sold the rights to his sexploitation comic Ant to Erik Larsen.