Respectfully, etc etc... Here come the children of Thanos. Infinity #3 out on September 18th, folk. I hear it kicks off there...
Rich Johnston Archives
Dirk Manning writes; Given that we’re barreling towards the end of 2013, I finally launched my own website, conveniently located at www.DirkManning.com.
Walking Dead #115 is the tenth anniversary of the comic, and they're giving you ten covers to choose from, detailing the history of the comic in some kind
Marvel subscribers have been told... With the upcoming Cataclysm event heading to the Marvel Ultimate Universe, three regular titles will be changing
That's Francesco Francavilla's cover to Dynamite's new comic, starting in December, Sherlock Holmes: Moriarty Lives, a five-issue series starring the
Those do look like Terrigen Mists don't they? Not long till Infinity #3...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iNSoW5fhAE So Orbital Comics in London, launched their exhibition of Steve Cook's photographs of actress Sophie Aldred,
In the throes of the cancellation of DC's First Wave line, we learned that DC no longer had the rights to publish Doc Savage. Well now, thanks to
We've only just seen Sky One's second double episode set of A Touch of Cloth and already we've got a trailer for the third. And this one has Karen Gillan
Well that was fun to make. Clicky for biggy. The official line is that DC Comics don't want their characters to get married, they are not against a
The judgment against Stan Lee Media in their court case Disney over the ownership of Marvel's characters, seeking five billion dollars in payment,
Locke & Key Alpha #1 is out next Wednesday. The beginning of the end, The final story of this epic series of series from Joe Hill and Gabriel
After today's earlier reported news that Ben Templesmith was to be dropped from the Image comic book Ten Grand after he didn't respond to communication
Joe Glass writes; This year, in fact the past weekend, saw the very first Cardiff Film & Comic Con held at the Motorpoint Arena. Now, let’s be clear:
David Dissanayake, our Senior SPX Correspondent writes; Interviewing Small Press Expo’s executive director Warren Bernard made me more excited for SPX
Comics Art is a new book by British comics expert, curator and historian, Paul Gravett, published on 7th November by Tate Gallery. Richly illustrated with
Could this be the effect of the Terrigen Mists? How many will be Inhumans? And how many of them will be the children of Thanos? Mindless speculation of
Trent Pitt writes from Dragon*Con for Bleeding Cool; Cons generally aim towards a specific genre of fandom. They tend to focus on comics, gaming, anime,
Shaun Demumbrun writes; I'm in the process of putting together another of my "Stories Inspired by the Songs of" books. This time we are building up to a
It used to be a rule. The TV and film versions of DC characters never seemed to affect the comics that much. But there have been a few exceptions - the
Basically, this will be it for the next few weeks. DC's 2D covers for September dominating the advance reorders from retailers. And The Joker's Daughter
On Monday, Mark Waid announced he had bought into a comic store, Alter Ego Comics in Muncie, Indiana. Today, he's announced that he and the co-owners of
So, Alan Moore is signing Fashion Beast at Waterstones, Piccadilly in London tomorrow, late afternoon. Waterstones has been putting out the
It was Scott Dunbier's idea originally, though he had to be fired from DC Comics before he could pursue it. The Artist's Edition format for IDW, in which
Newsbomb is the #1 ranking news website in Greece, with a reputation for being rather outspoken in a certain direction. A few weeks ago it ran an unsigned
More from what we reckon we'll see in Infinity #3... but could be anything really. All will be made clear on September 18th from Marvel. Or maybe we're
Steve Cook has an exhibition of photographs of Sophie Aldred, taken back in the Doctor Who days. It launches today at Orbital Comics, with a signing with
Bleeding Cool have run many articles detailing DC creative issues with editorial. Some have seen creators walk off, but the repeated issue is not so much
The London news yesterday included a story that a building in the city centre, nicknamed the Walkie Talkie, has been causing havoc due to the curvature of
UPDATE: Yanick Paquette has asked me to add the following statement: I feel this thing has been largely blown out of proportion and my early overly harsh