Two comics are published today, Uncanny Avengers by Rick Remender and John Cassaday, and A Plus X with a story by Chris Bachalo. Yeah, Bachalo on his own,
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In the final Brian Bendis Avengers comic, New Avengers #34 out today, as well as Mike Deodato's fine work (and the final double page splash is really
In today's Batman Inc, we go to the future. One we've previously glimpsed in which The Joker takes his ultimate revenge on Batman. A real end times story
So Supergirl turns up at your doorstep. And you're Clark Kent. And Lois Lane is right there, in the middle of a serious conversation about their
The 40th Angoulême Festival has published its official selection of titles for the year, which form a shortlist for the Awards given out in the show in
Whooo. Available at the same comic stores that got the Walking Dead and Saga ghost variant covers...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVt3nWg8OZM Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida writes; Hey Fandom! It's here! MY LITTLE PONY: FRIENDSHIP IS
Alex Ross internal art... it's been a while hasn't it? But if you want a cheap way to get hold of all those covers he's done for the publisher, there's
Alex Wilson writes for Bleeding Cool; Nowhere Men starts off by following the young, then a few panels later, the old heads of a company called “World
I think this may be the first time this has happened. And I bet it's the Walking Dead's fault. The CBLDF Liberty Annual is getting a second print this
Joseph Kyle Schmidt writes; Perusing the comments section of various pop culture blog sites, there seems to be a prevailing notion that divides the
By Rob Cave All around the world comic fans in general and superhero fans in particular have a history of arguing about the things that matter: Who’s
Artist for the series RM Guera, has just posted a five page preview of the comic adaptation of Django Unchained, on a French message board. Thanks RM!
I understand that after Final Order Cut Off, the order numbers for Amazing Spider-Man #700 stands at a quarter of a million copies, at $7.99 each. Which
Is this holding the line at $1.99? Valiant's first trade paperbacks, each with four or five issues worth of content, will all be priced at a nice low
Dan Hart writes for Bleeding Cool; So, this week sees the release of the most pre-ordered comic in the world, this month at least. (Rich adds... yeah,
For the next year, Raygun Gothic will appear as a serial graphic novel in DRM free format (through issuu, as above). You do not need to read it through
Bob Greenberger, long time editor DC, executive at Marvel and journalist for Comics Scene has been reading Sean Howe's Marvel Comics: The Untold Story and
New comic book LOAf is launching today in Cambridge at the Front Room Gallery in Gwydr Street from 3.30pm to 8pm, with the creation of a giant wall
ANOTHER KISS Supurbia #1 gets a second print. And it's all rather intense. BIG TALK Mark Waid talks about writing the Hulk, and his lack of speech in
Seriously, he is. Actually he's worse than that. And I told him. Because I've just gone and read issue #30 of Chew. The halfway point. John Layman sent it
Courtesy of USA Today, who interview writer Katie Cook and plenty of bronies, and also show off all the many My Little Pony #1 covers.... here are seven
There is something mesmeric about the retailer specific variant covers when laid out like this... here's the latest batch for Masks #1, out this week,
Amazing Spider-Man #700. $7.99, out on December 26th. The seven hundredth issue and the last issue, before the relaunch as Superior Spider-Man. And I hear
Douglas Alexander of Arsenic Lullaby writes for Bleeding Cool; The worm has turned Four weeks ago the independent comic book Arsenic Lullaby was facing
"Worlds collide" apparently. I do wish worlds would stop doing that. Presumably, with that particular Nightcrawler, something to do with the X-Terminated
So Scott Snyder has given Batman the Court Of The Owls. He is currently motoring through the Death Of The Family story with the Joker. So what's next?
The Cincinatti Comic Con have all sorts of awards for their Kickstarter including Deadpool sketches by Tony Moore and commissions from Katie
Bleeding Cool ran in its entirety the first film produced from a screenplay by Alan Moore, Jimmy's End and its prequel, Act Of Faith, over the weekend.
So. HITMAN: ABSOLUTION, a game where you play a bald man in a suit for hire who finds creative and preferably discreet ways of murdering people. I admit