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Bleeding Cool's very own Grace Randolph has a new superhero comic book to be published in March from Boom!, Supurbia. Drawn by Russell Dauterman, and

In March, Dynamite publish a comic we may have waited for sometime. Flash Gordon: Zeitgeist #5. Also known as Flash Gordon Vs Adolf Hitler. Or rather

It was going to be called Super Seven. But then a toy company went and sued. Anyway, now Stan Lee's The Mighty 7, created with Archie Comics, is scheduled

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKJDWxzFOCY Here's Grace Randolph's second video blog for Bleeding Cool, in her Friday slot, Between The Pages. This week,

It's been a little while coming. But this is French artist Gilles Roussel, better known as Boulet, and his response to Frank Miller's infamous blog post

UPDATE: Actual cover to Bionic Woman #1  from Dynamite above. I guess that's  a confirmation. In an interview for Diamond/retailer publications, publisher

At the heart of the character of Venom is a love story. One between the alien symbiote and Peter Parker. Joined on the Patchwork Planet, the symbiote did

Courtesy of French site MooLooZone, What If... Herge Created The X-Men?

This week's Uncanny X-Force #18 was bagged to avoid spoilers. You know what that means... an Unboxing Video, at Orbital Comics, amidst their Doctor Who

It's a story that Bleeding Cool first covered last year, when Wizard Magazine went to free digital - what about the subscribers, a number of whom had put

PressWatch: Big media mark the passing of Joe Simon. OWatch: Oprah's Book List picks ten new graphic novels to promote, as well as a classic. Blimey. What

Bleeding Cool told you about the new Sam Humphries self-distributed comic, Sacrifice, a couple of weeks ago, drawn by Dalton Rose. It went on sale in

After a screening of the Doctor Who: The Doctor, The Widow And The Wardrobe, showrunner Steven Moffat told the crowd of press and blaggers including

I remember Prophet by Rob Liefeld, Stephen Platt and the like. An uber-Cable, a soldier fighting things, there was time travel involved, there was an end

I haven't been backwards about coming forwards over my appreciation of JH Williams III's work on Promethea, Chase, Batwoman and Desolation Jones. Well,

I received a comment last night from a prominent comic book writer, regarding the released art for the cover to Avengers Vs X-Men #0. "Has anyone pointed

I understand that DC are pursuing a new Batman: Black And White series. Published several years ago, from the editorship of Mark Chiarello, the original

Stephen Sonneveld writes for Bleeding Cool In 1932, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster sat on a Ohio hillside, looked up in the sky and imagined a man flying

Ex-Marvel bullpenner Ejay Russell tells Bleeding Cool about an experience of his that is rather... Granitoesque. My name is Ejay Russell and I got into

According to the packaging of new Lego Superheroes line, next year will see a new Lego console game, Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes. Which looks like the

Nigel Parkinson, artist on the Harry Hill strip currently coming to an end in the British weekly comic The Dandy, has revealed what we all kind of knew

Come November 2012, will anyone remember there was a pre-relaunch Batman And Robin? DC clearly hope so, which is why they are releasing the slightly

We've seen his Doctor Who, his He Man and his DC Superheroes, now let's take a look at Ryan Hall's snowy cardboard display as Snowmen Attack Star Wars in

Context is a funny thing. Put these image in a comic book and there may be an internet storm. Use them in Mozambique to advertise the need to check your

PrintWatch: Olly Moss has designed a My Neighbour Toturo, being released by Mondo this Friday. PressWatch: The Sacremento Press goes to six local comic

Dave Wallace writes for Bleeding Cool; Welcome to BleedingCool's premier (read: only) tradewaiting column, Jack of All Trades. This week, I want to talk a

In March, Marvel will publish the first two issues of Marvel's The Avengers Prelude, a four part comic set in the Marvel Studios cinema world by Chris

It may not be the best publicity Marvel Comics could have received. But you know that line about there being no bad publicity? The Toronto police held a

We've seen his Doctor Who and his DC Superheroes, now let's take a look at Ryan Hall's He-Man cardboard display at Orbital Comics in London. They're £25 a

  Bryan Hitch is counting down to something on Twitter. To Tuesday, the third of January. I wonder what he's going to announce. Art from his new