Tomorrow sees the launch of Green Lantern #11, the beginning of the new Black Hand story, in which our grave-robbing ne'er do well returns to cause all
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Bob Almond writes about a theft of work stolen during delivery by USPS. Has anyone encountered anyone trying to sell these items? STOLEN! Got back parcels
So THE DARK KNIGHT RISES has become a kind of flashpoint for cultural preoccupations and anxieties on levels both surprising and unexpected tragic. It’s
MorrisonWatch: Grant Morrison to leave Action Comics after #16 and Batman Inc after #12. "after that I don’t have any plans for monthly superhero books
In light of the recent events in Aurora, and in consideration of the victims and the families of the shootings, DC Comics has decided to postpone the
From the upcoming Aces Weekly digital anthology created by David Lloyd and friends (you read about first on Bleeding Cool), here comes a panel from Shaky
I charged the floor at San Diego Con for the first time as a 12 year old boy in 1982. I had a clear head and no idea what to do or who was who. That was
We said this just might happen. All copies of Revival #1 from Image Comics are being hoovered up on eBay for cover price, with successful Buy It Nows
UPDATE: The Kickstarter is live! Mike Deodato, Jr. is launching a Kickstarter campaign this week to publish a collection of new cartoon illustrations.
The new Rocket Raccoon, as drawn by Joe Quesada. The jet lag has gone (mostly). The Olympics are here (almost). And I seem to brought the West Coast USA
Time for Archie to hit the political controversy of the age full on. In an election year, when the bankers and businessmen are portrayed as both angels
Launching this Friday at Gosh Comics in London is Ellipsis, a new comic book by The guy behind Solipsistic Pop, Tom Humberstone, published through his own
Today, Diamond Comic Distribution and iVerse Media have launched Diamond Digital, a new service that will allow comic stores to sell digital comics via
The first four minute chapter of Dinosaurs Vs Aliens, by Barry Sonnefeld, Grant Morrison and Mukesh Singh as a motion comic is available free here,
UPDATE: Here's the cover, Sometime this week, I don't know where, I don't know when, Dave Elliott will relaunch A1. For the fourth (I think) time.
From the Aurora vigil. Reaction across the comic book industry and media to the Denver shootings has been widespread, as you might expect. The Denver
WatchWatch: Watchmensch gets featured in a Swedish book on Jewish Comics. Blimey. All official and everything, BagWatch: Comics Alliance taps up superhero
Those are the words, written by Grant Morrison for All Star Superman. And here are the words as spoken in one of the trailers for Man Of Steel. You'll
I was sitting in the pub a few weeks ago with Kieron Gillen. As he reminded me that for the last few issues of Journey Into Mystery he would be able to
I don't know if its down to gendercrunching exposes, feminist critiques or increased air conditioning in the Show Hall. But apparently at San Diego Comic
Joel Meadows writes, Before Bleeding Cool, there was TRIPWIRE magazine. In 2012, it celebrates its 20th anniversary and so it's crowd funding at Unbound
By Chad Hindahl.
Dean Butters wrote for Bleeding Cool from San Diego Comic Con, where he came across this little titbit. Bleeding Cool has been listing a number of
Steve Robles wrote for Bleeding Cool from San Diego Comic Con The dream of just about any artist is to attain a solid measure of financial and artistic
Skip Harvey wrote for Bleeding Cool from San Diego Comic Con "It's Stan Lee's World of Heroes, we're all just living in it." - Peter David Stan Lee may be
Steve Robles wrote for Bleeding Cool from San Diego Comic Con At the panel for Bryan Fuller, the man behind “Pushing Daisies”, “Dead Like Me” and the new
I thought this one was a little too obvious, but I've received numerous e-mails asking why I haven't run it, so here we go. Here is Warbird, undergoing a
Steve Robles wrote for Bleeding Cool from San Diego Comic Con As his very self-congratulatory promo video reminds me, J. Michael Straczinsky is a very
The last time I felt like this about a mainstream superhero comic was the first issue of Wolverine And The X-Men #1 by Jason Aaron and Chris Bachalo. It
Steve Robles reported for Bleeding Cool from San Diego Comic Con From cosplayers to artists, Comic Con represents something like the realization of a