The Movement #1 by Gail Simone and Freddie Williams II is published today. And despite certain publicity machines painting it as an Occupy Comics book, it
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From Storm Dogs #5 by David Hine and Doug Braithwaite, published by Image Comics next week. Fully functioning womb implants... but no right to care for
From Uncanny X-Men #136. And from the new issue of All New X-Men. Including staple. Is the past destined to repeat? Probably. Reprise File is, um, I don't
Two DC comic books, not their best sellers, but both with a certain level of invention that's rather entertaining. Phantom Stranger and Dial H. And today,
Steve Anderson writes; 5 years ago, my wife and I were two kids barely in our mid-20s who dreamed of opening a comic book store. And, we did -- on
Previews of comics coming from Dynamite today.... with three extended previews to begin with... ARMY OF DARKNESS #13 Elliott R. Serrano (w) Randy Valiente
Christopher Troy writes; Special thanks to Scott Whipple (and friends) who aside from organized these various Marvel and DC gatherings, made the
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4sZHiew3zg Aaron Haaland writes; Hey Fandom, it's me, Aaron! This is A Comic Show's New Comics Now where I talk about the
We know Seattle has its superheroes, with the likes of Phoenix Jones. But it seems it may also have its Jedi as well... This suspect device that closed
Tomorrow sees the publication of Ten Grand #1 by JMS and Ben Templesmith, published by Image. I talked about it here. A private investigator in an
First it's worth remembering the 2013 was the original date in which Days Of Future Past was meant to take place. But because this is Marvel Time, thirty
Taylor Ramsey writes for Bleeding Cool. At this year’s C2E2 I had the opportunity to sit down with comic industry legend, Len Wein. It was on the last day
So Gail Simone is writing Red Sonja for Dynamite. Violence, debauchery, minimal chainmail, and that's just for breakfast. Check out Walter Giovani art's
Geoff Johns and Jeff Lemire have given an interview to BuzzFeed about the Trinity War crossover. Where Geoff let us know "The thing about Wonder Woman and
Morning Glories #26 was printed with a odd page. Not the kind of thing you wouldn't expect to see in the title, which does kinda go all over the place.
From CraigsList... an ad to be an assistant for a comic book inker, working for DC Comics, located in San Fernando Valley. Who could it be? DC COMIC BOOK
So what Villain's Month titles are we expecting from DC in September? When all the DC New 52 comic books are changing their titles to reflect the name of
Alex Wilson sends in cosplay photos from C2E2 at Chicago... I think the UP house is particularly fine. If you are a cosplayer featured, or if you know who
Valerie Gallaher, possibly better known to Bleeding Cool by her maiden name, Valerie D'Orazio, has quit MTV Geek, the site that she's headed up writing
Bleeding Cool’s Kickstarter Correspondent, Shawn Demumbrum has lead three Kickstarter campaigns to launch comic books, two successfully funded and one
Free Comic Book Day is coming this Saturday. But lots of shops are going above and beyond, all around the world. Here are a few... Cards, Comics &
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_tp2UQuvKY A video taken of the recent Nemo: Heart Of Ice signing by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill at Gosh! Comics in
University of Illinois assistant professor Carol Tilley writes for Bleeding Cool; First, forgive me my errors and omissions: I’m a comics scholar, not a
The solicitations say one thing. The actual comics say another. So what changes are happening to your comics in coming weeks? Nathan Edmundson &
Regular Bleeding Cool writer Alex Wilson reported from C2E2 with something I hadn't seen before... I have to admit Reed Pop puts on amazing conventions.
CBR's Robot 6 has the news. Comics Alliance's parent company AOL has pulled the plug on the site. Launched by Laura Hudson, Comics Alliance became a home
Cameron Hatheway writes; The Force has been strong with Jeffrey Brown. Last year through Chronicle Books (with the permission of Lucasfilm Ltd.) he
So I ran off to my local Chinatown DVD shop to buy the new Wong Kar-Wai movie THE GRANDMASTER with a plan to watch and then write about it, but something
Death by Skottie Young. It appears there was some controversy in the beer naming contest for Denver Comic Con. Breckenridge Brewery is making a special
They haven't put a Phoenix signal on the roof of police HQ in Seattle. But it can only be a matter of time. May Day almost upon us. Remember what happened