Do you have a product debuting at San Diego Comic Con 2012? Send the details in… Title: Liberty Girl #4 Product: 28 page Comic Creative Team: Writer:
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In the European Union, Popeye went into the public domain back in 2009, but not in the US It seems to be down to Popeye being labelled work for hire in
What's out next week? Walking Dead #100. Does there need to be anything else? Oh go on then, Punk Rock Jesus, Poyo, Buffy, Batman, Minutemen, The Crow,
Here's a quick runround my inbox from the last few hours... Electric Man "The Maltese Falcon meets The IT Crowd" - Allan Hunter, Screen Daily. "Really
The following article contains some, but not complete, spoilers for three Image Comics published today. So there's that. But in three separate violent
Azrael #51 on the left, Batman #11 on the right.
In Wolverine #310 (#309 is out soon, completists!), Jeph Loeb and Simone Bianchi resurrect Sabretooth. Not literally, however, though Wolverine does the
So we've all read the Daily Beast interview by now, right? The original Watchmen made quite a lot of the rectangles and circles. The nine panel grid,
Yes I know she'd been a demon sorceress. And I know she's been ruler of Limbo. And yes, the other week, she dropped Ms Marvel into a version of Limbo in a
Mild spoilers for Earth 2 #3 published today from DC Comics.
There's a new issue of The Boys out today (preview at the bottom, along with other Dynamite titles out today). But here's a brief look at last month's
TreatmentWatch: Chris Weston talks the future of comics. "I predict you'll see a wave of top flight talents risk financial ruin by producing their own
Did a quick check and, yes, there are twenty-two Wednesdays from October to February. Thanks to Tom Huxley for the Photoshop job on the Marvel NOW! weekly
We kinda fell head over heels for the upcoming Damsels series from Dynamite, written by Team Moore Reppion and covered by J Scott Campbell. But here's a
It's a comic book set in a world where superheroes really exist. Or, at least, one superhero. Stop me if you've heard this one. Because, yes, it feels
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUqbywiVDRw Aaron Haaland writes from A Comic Shop, in Orlando, Florida; BATMAN EARTH ONE is the most human Batman ever
Dr Manolis Vamvounis writes from Greece; Oops. My trip abroad last week meant I’ve fallen a bit behind on our weekly panels coverage, let’s see if we can
Bleeding Cool’s Kickstarter Correspondent, Shawn Demumbrum has lead three Kickstarter campaigns to launch comic books, two successfully funded and one
All today, websites have been putting up bits and bobs from Entertainment Weekly's piece on Marvel NOW! relaunch. Bleeding Cool have had parts of them
Louis Falcetti writes for Bleeding Cool. Catch him at San Diego Comic Con! The most satisfying aspect of story for myself as a fan and a reviewer has to
Do you have a product debuting at San Diego Comic Con 2012? Send the details in... Title: Whore Product: Original Graphic Novel, 104 pages, $9.99 Creative
We ran the first image earlier this week and asked if anyone recognised the panel in question, tattooed on David Arquette's right ribcage? Bleeding Cool's
Never say Bleeding Cool doesn't own up to its errors... We ran the rumour that Rick Remender and Jerome Opena were launching the comic Uncanny Avengers
When DC relaunched their comics, they did it all in one month. Marvel are going to stretch it out for a full five months. The new Entertainment Weekly, as
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKPqTV72JgM Grace Randolph writes; Celebrate The Amazing Spider-Man 2012 movie with a comics review! Now that you've seen
Bleeding Cool previously reported that Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic were taking over the Avengers title. Well, we may need a few more artists. Who are
You know how, back in February, when Bleeding Cool first reported that Brian Bendis would be writing the X-Men, he said that it would be so much more than
Bleeding Cool previously reported on the new Marvel NOW! title Uncanny Avengers. by Rick Remender and Jerome Opena, with Captain America and Wolverine
DigiWatch: After the burst of publicity, Monkeybrain and comiXology have decided to release their initial line of comics a little earlier than planned...
No, I didn't realise there were fifteen covers either. But here they are, courtesy of publisher Eric Stephenson. And published next week, just in time for