We ran a big list of Black Friday sales last week. You should probably check it out. But they keep coming, so here's a second list... but first something
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The Guy Fawkes mask was a traditional British item, often used to create Guy Fawkes effigies for kids to beg for money with, and to be burnt on bonfires.
From Superboy #14. Third caption box... Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London.
From Tom Brevoort's Formsping account; TomBrevoort2h via iOS Any chance of Rom returning to marvel comics? Not at the moment, no. Balls. Hey, compare
Some poor folks are bidding for a very misleadingly described print of the recently auctioned cover to Batman #423 by Todd McFarlane. It seems to be a
Compared to Justice League Of America #1, this seems positively restrained. But the Action Lab ongoing comic based on the upcoming NFL Rush Zone: Season
Marvel have released the following pages from Amazing Spider-Man #700. They do spoil aspects of Amazing Spider-Man #698, so watch that if when you're
Of late, the advance reorder lists have been filled with second prints, variant covers and high value prestige items, it seems that general, regular
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxrNct02Ecg Think About The Ink; To celebrate the release of Supurbia #1, the ongoing from BOOM Studios, host Grace
In Deadpool #2, the revived zombie President Kennedy cops to killing Marilyn Monroe... In Supurbia, Lois Lane gets all huffy with Superman for running off
UPDATE: May not just be the UK... You know how we said IDW had printed over 100,000 copies of My Little Pony #1? It seems they may have missed out a few
Amazing Spider-Man #698 has already gone to a second print for, you know, obvious reasons. And Marvel are promising more mind boggling occurrences in
Batman And Robin issue 14 revealed that both it, and issue 13 to some degree, were part of the Death Of The Family storyline, even if the book only gets a
While most of the superhero comics this week involved laboured fight scenbes, here at Bleeding Cool, we also like to celebrate the closer, more intimate, and frankly nicer behaviour of people to each other. And what better way to celebrate that with a kiss?
USA Today has covered it. Entertainment Weekly has covered it. The Outhousers have covered it. And now Bleeding Cool Magazine #1 is on the shelves of your
The following article will act as if you have read Amazing Spider-Man #698. If you have not, you may want to look elsewhere, until you have. I think it's a really clever comic and well worth the recommendation. But some of you are going to have real problems with it. And I'm going to explore those - and why this could be a real opportunity for the comic. From here on, there are spoilers. Massive, huge spoilers.
Chris Thompson writes; In what proves to be the strongest week for Marvel Now! thus far, Taylor and I look at three highly-anticipated relaunch titles,
The Costa Book Awards, formerly the Whitbreads, have nominated for the first time not one, but two graphic novels in their shortlist. Days of the Bagnold
I grow old... I grow old... I shall wear the bottoms of my trousers rolled. Shall I part my hair behind? Do I dare to eat a peach? I shall wear white
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dH9jNL0cGTw Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes; Hey Fandom! Marvel delivered NOW! Captain America by
We told you earlier today that this was coming. But I can't see many retailers jumping for joy. Changes to the digital timings, no changes as to when
So anyway, I got this massive Anomaly graphic novel hardcover through the post. I opened it. I filmed it. And then filmed it through the Anomaly iPad app.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYedmnlMSjg Think About The Ink reports; Mark Millar, Dan DiDio and Kevin Feige are just a few of the people to make it
Clearly I'm on a bit of an AR kick right now... to be honest, these are articles I can set up in advance and run while I'm on the train hurtling through
Top Cow's The Darkness recently went for an overhaul with David Hine as writer and Jeremy Haun as artist. Issue 108 comes out tomorrow. But why not for
Kate Kotler writes for Bleeding Cool; That One Time I Missed Something On The Innerwebs Hello, Bleeding Cool, how ya been? So guess what!?! The whole
That's Quesada's cover for Amazing Spider-Man #700. Isn't that webby? Marvel have done their best to keep the spoiler in Amazing Spider-Man #698 locked in
Adi Tantimedh writes; Trends in Pop Culture are always interesting to see, when movies, TV, comics and video games come to feature the same anxieties and
Take a look at the artwork from Age of Ultron just posted at CBR: Right there, in the middle of the Polaroids, is ROM. Labeled as ROM. The Hasbro