I do give credit to Pádraig Ó Méalóid for spotting this quote from Andrew Hope. First interview request for my top secret, miraculous Marvel project, from
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More top hundreds, top fifties and top tens than you know what to do with for the month of June, as sold by Diamond Comic Distributors to the direct
We talked to Glasweigan writer Andrew Hope last year about his new Marvel comic project. Of which he couldn't say much. Hope was a peer of Mark Millar
Image Comics have just launched their new website. And you know what one comic book publisher getting a new website makes other publishers feel, they want
By Chris Thompson It’s a big week as Taylor & I tackle not one, not two, not three, but FOUR hot new books. First up we take a look at Jeremy Holt
A graphic novel exhibit at the German university of of Duisburg-Essen features the work of Israeli artist, Rutu Modan as part of a series of displays for
Carnage, Carnage USA, Venom Vs Carnage, Maximum Carnage, all 99 cents a pop. But not Minimum Carnage... Thanks to top spotter Tom Huxley. Who had another
Meet Angel Face, Dennis The Menace's rival who began appearing in the weekly Beano comic strip since last year, but is now making a jump to the new series
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6m4CBk-HX1I Grace Randolph writes; Rila Fukushima is Yukio in The Wolverine 2013. 20th Century Fox and Hugh Jackman hope
Tyler Shainline, Image Comics Events Coordinator, came home from Image Expo to the following; Don't use @PublicStorage if you want to keep your stuff
Vertical Ink announces; So our newest license acquisition is Moyoco Anno’s bio-manga “Insufficient Direction." Here Moyoco details her budding romance and
Dynamite's print run for Red Sonja #1, the relaunch written by Gail Simone, was I understand 35,000 copies, a healthy overprint based on initial orders
It's the weekly chart that measures Wednesday and Thursday sales each week, to measure the purchases of those who just can't wait until the weekend to get
I'm hoping we've all seen Man Of Steel. Or been willingly spoiled on Man Of Steel. Or have no intention of seeing Man Of Steel after being spoiled on Man Of Steel.
The San Diego Law Library is hosting an interactive discussion, titled Censorship: From 1950s Superheroes to Today’s Manga, on the Tuesday before San
In Injustice: Gods Among Us, Superman punches people into space. A lot. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKuvEsfr3mw Thankfully, Wired have worked out just
Michael Sheen on comic books and Neil Gaiman at the hands of drama college student Gary. "Here's the Watchmen, here's Swamp Thing, here's Hellblazer and
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Fred Boulos writes; “So you want to make lots of money making independent comics?” Uh...no. “So you want to turn that fantastic idea into something you
Here's the listing from the Heroes: Ordinary Becomes Extraordinary exhibition at s1 Artspace in Sheffield. Stoneface Sculpture – Andrew Vickers will
Fancy a dip in the San Diego harbour or hotel pool? From Romwe, some superhero-themed bikini and leggings lines deserves a little investigation and
In the nineties, Rick Veitch published the incredible Maximortal, a follow up to his successful Brat Pack series. It told the story of True-Man from two
British journalist Laura Sneddon has been writing a series of articles for The Beat, breaking down the legal quagmire of comic books created for 2000AD,
Thanks to Adam Messinger and Brian Bautista for this look of Image Expo 2013... including the after party!
As Action Comics continues it's own version of MODOK and AIM with the big headed Hector Hammond and HIVE, so it also introduces its own version of the
From last week's Guardian of The Galaxy letters pages, a tease and a hint.
24 year old Luke Junior from Sheffield, was taking part in a charity event, when he saw a suspected shoplifter run out of the store, so he ran after him
Bleeding Cool has covered issues regarding the Space Oddities feature in the magazine CLiNT. An open spot, Millar put an open call out for short stories
This is from the Jimmy's End storyboard, eighty panels as originally drawn by Alan Moore in 2010, and only available in the Jimmy's End's screenplay book,