Bleeding Cool’s newest columnist, John Babos, has been blogging about comics and pop culture for over a decade. In addition to his weekly weekend column
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More big signings for Free Comic Book Day on May the fourth. 3 Alarm Comics of Mississippi... Stadium Comics of Ontario has a signing with Ken Lashley,
From Todd, The Ugliest Kid On Earth #4 out this Wednesday.
After over twenty years, the tomb rading Gold Digger comic by Fred Perry from Antarctic Press is reaching its 200th issue. A rare feat from one person. So
The implications of the Saga #12 issue, the comic book denied tablet and phone distributioin by ComiXology because of the way it interpreted Apple's
Last month, Bleeding Cool talked about a new initiative by British comic book artists in response to the widespread publicity concernng the new
May The Fourth, Free Comic Book Day, marches on. But where can you go for even more than free comics? Jim Lee and Scott Snyder will be signing at Midtown
Deathstroke #19 by Juan Jose Ryp & Juan Fernandez Juan Jose Ryp was quite busy this week, not only supplying a wraparound cover for Deathstroke but
Wonder Woman is having a bit of a thing with Superman. Indeed, according to Superboy, it may be enough of a fling to change the entire time space
So there have been a number of incidents involving people who dress in costumes and "perform" on and around Times Square in return for donations. A Cookie
Dark Horse have solicited a combined volume featuring Alex De Campi and Igor Kordey's Eisner-nominated Smoke volume, originally published by IDW, and the
You may remember an earlier Bleeding Cool story about Wolverine travelling in time, and getting his healing factor damaged as a result. Well, readers of
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer. The neighbourhood that created Superman. The old Jewish neighborhood from the 1930's has become pretty run-down. People
As Wikipedia says; In 2005, a group of professionals led by Dinesh Shamdasani and Jason Kothari raised financing and acquired the rights to the Valiant
Bleeding Cool’s Kickstarter Correspondent, Shawn Demumbrum has lead three Kickstarter campaigns to launch comic books, two successfully funded and one
Adventure Time licensors Boom! are starting a new mini-series in July, Candy Capers starring Peppermint Butler and Cinnamon Bun in a crime noir caper,
Watson And Holmes, the digital comic that racebends Sherlock Holmes into modern day Harlem, is solicited in print by New Paradigm Studios for July. That
The anime superhero series Tiger & Bunny plays in the US on VIZAnime, Neon Alley and Hulu, created by Sunrise Studios with designs by Masakazu
Aaron Hale writes for Bleeding Cool after surviving WonderCon with C2E2 coming up sharp. How did he do? You are are like me: a purveyor of pop culture, a
Oz is all around us. Or at least, recently at the cinema. Why? Because it's out of copyright, in the public domain, and no one seems to have landed a
So there's this film, Oblivion. Based on a graphic novel published by Radical Publishing. Except there was no graphic novel. In fact it's not clear that
Avatar Press are to adapt George RR Martin's story, Skin Trade, as a comic book series. Here's the details of the first issue, shipping in July. Skin
Here's a look at Image's comics for July, the promised new series from Matt Fraction and Howard Chaykin, Satellite Sam, as well as Joshua Williamson and
In France, the comics market neatly splits into BD (bande dessinne), the majority of French/Belgian comics, manga and "comics", translated US and English
There we go folks. If you signed up, check your e-mail, select the comics you want and then press the big button. That's the only way you'll get your free
Marvel Comics launched a number of new comics in July, Avengers A.I. #1... which seems to have Hank Pym in it. Unless, as this week's Age Of Ultron may
Andrew Mertes writes for Bleeding Cool; Amidst all the drama and controversy involving Apple and Saga, Brian K Vaughan’s space opera has managed to place
By Rob Cave While many comics pros and fans from around the world were flocking to New York for the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art festival (MoCCA),
Last month, we talked about what seemed to be moves towards the return of Barberella in printed form. Well, the plot has thickened considerably. In
Finally, Army Of Darkness Vs Hack/Slash by Hack/Slash creator Tim Seeley from Image and Dynamite in July. Hack/Ash? Monster fighter meets monster