At the Digital Comics First panel held at C2E2 in Chicago last night (and well past my bedtime I'm afraid), Mark Waid announced that Art Baltazar and
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Bill Williams writes; The digital landscape for publishing changes from month to month. This week, Amazon opened up a can of Whoop Ass on the comic book
The most recent Bleeding Cool Magazine had a feature we hilariously titled The Black Bolt List, featuring a number of comic book projects that never made
Yesterday, DC Comics showed off the Lego Batman movie trailer, featuring the Justice League. It was fun, it was funny, it was entertaining, it got crowd
Looking forward to whatever X-Men: Battle of the Atom turns out to be. Love seeing Marvel & DC celebrate those big anniversaries (Any news on Avengers
Remember "What If The Batman Was The Joker?" used to promote the original Nemesis comic from Mark Millar and Steve McNiven (and yes, where has its sequel
They never tell me nothing. At C2E2, Bleeding Cool Magazine editor and Avatar Press exec Jim Kuhoric has been talking about upcoming plans at Avatar. All
Mario Gully sold Ant to Erik Larsen, when in financial straits. Larsen hired him to draw the comic for Image, but then it all fell apart rather... and
From Disney's Cruise Line... "…and a chance for young “recruits” to unleash their inner super heroes at Marvel’s Avengers Academy! This is the first time
Do your best.... captions in the comments, please.
John Cunningham at the DC 101 panel at C2E2 totally teased a Villain's Month at DC Comics when someone asked a question about a new Crime Syndicate Of
From New Avengers #4 It must be important, it gets repeated in "Previously Seen On" in New Avengers #5. UC... Universal Constant? Galactus? Or
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrVq1-rgol8 And the original... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJhoa2SVGNA
UPDATE: That's better. The original... This is a shot of the pencils to the Jim Lee foldout from Superman Unchained #1 shown to retailers yesterday in
There just is something about Frank Quitely's pencils isn't there? The Forbidden Planet variant of Jupiter's Legacy #1 folks. Oh and look, they're also
The winners of the Diamond Retail Best Practices Awards (BPAs) for comic book retailers were announced last night in Chicago. BEST FACEBOOK PAGE WINNER:
At the Diamond Retailer Summit this weekend at Chicago, naturally one of the groups presenting to retailers was Diamond Digital, who allow comics stores
Yup, it's the new Walking Dead. A copy of Rachel Rising #1 slabbed with a CGC score of 9.8 has just sold on eBay for $949.99. There are only two of these
By Hannah Means-Shannon I knew that I was going to be attending a surreal event on Sunday the 20th of April, but getting there turned out to be equally
At the Diamond Retailer Summit in Chicago before today's C2E2 (I will rip my fingers off if I have to type that again) Boom! Studios let retailers into a
Valiant representatives told retailers that the "Summer Of Valiant" would be bookended with two ongoing series, beginning with the announced Quantum And
Returnability, returnability, returnability. That's what Image Comics were praised for by retailers at the Diamond Retailer Summit in Chicago yesterday.
We ran some of Dark Horse's conversations with retailers at the Diamond Retailer Summit yesterday. But there's more. Of course there's more. First, they
So here's how this foldout in Superman Unchained #1 is going to work out - and why it's worth the couple of extra dollars. As explained at the Diamond
Marvel's David Gabriel seems to be challenging DC's Bob Wayne for the driest wit at publisher presentation panels of late. And his "Death Every Quarter"
We'd already heard lots from IDW at the Diamond Retailer Summit in Chicago, including something rather TMNT spoileriffic. None of that in this article
Chis Thompson works at Orbital Comics in London. He already contributes the Pop Culture Hound podcast to Bleeding Cool, now it's time to double up with
Announced (possibly in the bar) at the Diamond Comic Distributor retailer summit in Chicago, Nick Barrucci has told retailers that his company Dynamite
The Phantom variant cover for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #22. In context with the report from IDW earlier today, it does give a rather telling picture,
Another look at the week's advance reorders from direct market comic book stores trying to up their orders before the books come out. Again, as often, the