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So I asked a number of retailers how they were ordering the DC Relaunch titles, compared to their sales of Justice League #1. The answers varied widely

http://vimeo.com/28360987 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvNd-thTG1g Thanks to Spanish agent David Macho Gomez there... UPDATE: Yeah, the music means that

Starting in next week's 2000AD, comes a new twelve part story by Rob Williams and D'Israeli, Low Life. This is his first published work since his SVK

So Marvel have started to fill in a few of the X-Men Blue quandriptych silhouettes... throwing in a Storm, Colossus and Magik... Of course, Bleeding Cool

That would be a rather foxy Margaret Thatcher as opposed to the walking zombie we have now. This teaser from DC Comics for the Justice League

SpellWatch: Panini continue to spell Siege incorrectly on their Marvel UK reprint covers. Maybe they're getting it mixed up with Heil? There has been an

I do like Jamie McKelvie's art. I also like Jamie McKelvie. And if he's in the pub tomorrow night, I may well be offering to buy him a drink based on this

There may have been over 200,000 preorders from retailers. And DC Comics will no doubt have included a generous over print. But according to retailers

This is the cover to Blackest Terror, a new comic published by Moonstone in October. Written by Eric M Esquivel and drawn by Ander Sarabia, it takes the

A year ago I posted an article entitled David Hine's Six For September. Looking at six books that were coming out from writer, David Hine, in September

Welcome to another look back at the week at Bleeding Cool. And, yes, it's been a bit windy and wet. Top Twenty Traffic Posts Of The Week 1. That Uncanny

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8B2fKlMwd8 Courtesy of David Macho a video look at the new, relaunched, Stormwatch as part of the DC new 52, by Paul

Having a grand old time playing DEUX EX: HUMAN REVOLUTION this week on the Xbox. It fills my craving for intricate Bladerunner-style Science Fiction

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang was one of the more esoteric titles published by CrossGen back in the day and bears no relation to the similarly titled movie. And now

Leah Borromeo writes for Bleeding Cool; My instructions were to meet at Stoke Newington’s Abney Park Cemetery and keep a lookout for a monk. With a sword.

Ten days ago, Bleeding Cool told you about The Dynamite Art Of Alex Ross. Well now we have a few pictures from the inside to go with the cover...

The New York Post is running a preview of Batgirl #1 today. Co-publisher Jim Lee said that while the relaunched character will be younger, they’re keeping

It was recently reported that Justice League #1 by Jim Lee and Geoff Johns has sold over 200,000 advance orders for August, along with six or seven other

HawkWatch: Tony Daniel on Savage Hawkman: "The first thing that I wanted to get rid of is the reincarnation factor, the Egyptian thing and the tragedy of

Marjane Satrapi is the creator of the comic book Persepolis, which also became the greatest comic book-to-movie adaptation to date. Yes it did. Shush. Now

I've read the script to Flashpoint #5. And I have to say it matches up fine, give or take a word here or there, so far at least. Because, here is a

Scott McDaniel, artist on the new Static Shock series in the new DCU has posted a trailer showing new art from the comic... and a bit of a beat too.

That's the new logo for Guns & Dinos by Frank Cho, published by Image Comics. And also we get a peek as some preliminary pencils for the cover to

Right, at MCM, Marvel can jolly well come over and tel Britain that Excalibur is coming back. Chris Claremont and Alan Davis have pitched it to Marvel

Here are some photos and video taken from the set of next week's episode of Doctor Who. No scary doll faced children, you are spared that. Thanks to Matt

I think the weirdest part of this, let's face it, rather weird news clip, is after being interviewed in the hurricane on the beach, Spider-Man runs off

This is Shadow, a ninja who patrols the streets of his home town to make it a safer place to live. And it's not a comic. He's a Real Life Superhero in

Yeah, you know I don't just read comics in public, I film them being opened with a running commentary on a public bus. But for some people there's still a

KirbyWatch: Yesterday, DC reported that it would have been Jack Kirby's 94th birthday. Actually it's today. The piece appears to have been removed. No

The cover to the first Danger Academy, out in December 2011 from Kickstart Entertainment, as seen at the Birmingham Comics Con today. The Gloom, also by