Recently Bleeding Cool reported that Ultimates creator Bryan Hitch looked to be teasing a creator owned project for the summer of 2012. At the time I
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A graphic novel telling the story of Georges Prosper Remi, better known as Tintin creator, Hergé, and his homosexual affair with a young man, Tchang, the
QuoteWatch: "a customer just asked for a refund on a purchase because she expected the drawing I offered to do would be a fully-rendered, finished illo
In the original promotion for The Brightest Day Aftermath: The Search For Swmp Thing, while Batman and Superman were present on the cover and we worked
PocketDump: IDW's Infestation has now crossed over with the three million-selling Pocket God comic, with zombies infesting that otherwise pure world, just
Chris from UniversalOutpost.com gives us a rundown on the prices of comics on sale at Motor City Con - the books being promoted as "hot" and the price
In the UK, Green Lantern gets a milky lip that wasn't been formed by his ring, and Ron Weasley seems to be enjoying his pearl moustache. I'm sorry I can;t
This is an artist's impression of what William Christensen may be planning for San Diego Comic Con 2011. Keeping Garth Ennis at the Avatar booth in a
Just arrived in the post. Waiting for me when I came back from the comic shop. That's good service. I'll have a couple of spare for San Diegoi for anyone
Oh look, they found a way to get a Green Lantern ring on the cover. The new issue of CLiNT magazine is out in the UK, just as the previous issue hits the
Two Ultimate comic books out today. Both part of the Ultimate Death Of Spider-Man. And both back to being incredibly separate from each other. Read
Last week I pointed out how Kieron Gillen in Journey Into Mystery was able to summarise the entire issue of Fear Itself, poetically, into a couple of
What is it with American writers destroying Europe these days? Last week in Flashpoint #1, we saw that hundreds of millions of Europeans had been plunged
Aaron and Tri-Force Mike of A Comic Shop in Florida return with a look through this week's comics from the retailer and the fan perspective. And they're
Ever want to know how the idea of Batman would work out in real life? Here you go... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZfmVx_AupQ
Kristen Schaal is probably best known for her appearances on the HBO adaptation of the BBC sitcom Flight Of The Conchords as obsessed fan Mel, taking
Both comic books are out tomorrow. One from Avatar, one from Boundless. Both written by Mike Wolfer. All both all about the death, in its many forms...
DC recently stated that Flashpoint #5 would be the only comic they would be shipping on August 31st from the entire company. So what's to follow it on
There was a falling out between creator and publisher. And now Bill Willingham and Gene Ha's Back Roads may well be no more. Unless someone else jumps in
One is a comic book turned into a film against the writer's wishes. The other is a comic book about to be turned into a film with the writer's eager
At the weekend, Bleeding Cool pointed out that Tony Robles was claiming on his website that controversial head of Shocker Toys, Geoff Beckett, owed him a
It's been common of late for companies to sign artists exclusively to work for a company and then bellow it from the rooftops. Like an more expensive
The creators had been told it wasn't happening. That the series had been cancelled. That their hard work, although paid for, would not be seen. And then
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gyi-Pd05BQ One for the purists amongst you, I think...
It may be easier to list who isn't attending San Diego Comic Con 2011 than to list who is going. But here are some new people who'll definitely,
ToonWatch: Cartoonist and animator Bill Plympton is having a free book party tomorrow at the 3rd Floor Ampitheatre, the School of Visual Arts in New York
Here's a look at selected rather Bleeding Cooly titles from Dynamite shipping in August. Yeah, I think we'll be all about The Boys, don't you?
Phill Hall used to be a comics retailer and the News editor for Comics International before launching the PDF comics magazine Borderline - then abandoning
Three bits that caught my attention this past week: Makes Ya Wonder… In a rare burst of good sense, NBC has chosen not to pick up David E. Kelley’s
Alpha Flight, from Comic Book Queers... this was the week where Josh Hoopes came back in a most unexpected way, DC abandoned market share for the last