Friend of Bleeding Cool and British comics stalwart Steve Cook has been digging through his old papers. And has found a Friends Of Ol' Marvel fanzine from
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Mick Anglo died last week, aged 96, Bleeding Cool has confirmed. Novelist and comic book creator in the forties, fifties and sixties, it was his
Welcome to Occupy Comics. Some of the biggest names in independent and mainstream comics have come together for a social-networking funded comic book
There seem to be two contradictory analyses of current comic book mareketplace trends. Once sees DC smashing Marvel's dominance on the marketplace,
Previewed at the New York Comic Con, here is the first Marvel/Disney crossover with Santa's elves Prep & Landing sent to sort out the gift of giving
In February, Dynamite is publishing Witchblade/Red Sonja #1 by Doug Wagner and drawn by Cezar Razek. They're not saying how they are teaming a New York
For the last few years, the Ultimate Comics line - initially a line that cost less than the standard Marvel comics line - cost more, the $3.99 price
In January, Avatar will publish a new colour edition of Atmospherics, a graphic novel by Warren Ellis and Ken Meyer Jr about an alien abductee - or a
Welcome to the inaugural Claimbusters column! From the press release from Dynamite Entertainment; After the incredible critical and commercial success of
The solicitation for the trade paperback says it all. DC UNIVERSE PRESENTS VOL. 1 TP Writers: Paul Jenkins, Dan DiDio and Jerry Ordway Artists: Bernard
DailyShowWatch: John Stewart compares Herman Cain's use of the third person to The Hulk... AwardWatch: Stan Lee gets recognised by Hollywood; Lee will
Collectors Cornered is a weekly video column, filmed inside Collectors Corner in Baltimore. Join us every week as we discuss comic book news from a
UPDATE: As a result of the following article, I understand that the comic in question has been pulled from ComiXology. Hope you got it/read it if you
Greg Baldino writes for Bleeding Cool Trying to compile any sort of top ten list is just asking for trouble. It’s just begging for disagreements to
IDW published Jack Avarice Is The Courier by Chris Madden last week. Here is their official trailer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMXAm9KFXiU Are we
I said that the beginning of Defenders #1 reminded me of Sandman. Well pretty much all of Fear Itself #7.2 does. Oh and a bit of Buffy. Now there are
He's been a silhouette on a number of promotional images. He was blurred out on a teaser campiagn. But Battle Scars #1 out today from Marvel looks like
Twleve issue threes and two issue twos, the DC relaunch is starting to bed in. Which is probably why so many books try to do a little something different
Marvel did all they could to encourage orders of Point One, a fifty-odd page $5.99 comic, set to plan the future of all manner of comic books coming out
The Fast Show (known in America as Brilliant!) returns tomorrow online, courtesy of weak Australian lager brand Fosters. Basically, no matter how much you
UPDATE: Now downloaded onto my iPad, five hours after the print edition went on sale. I understand this time issue will be fixed in future weeks... So I
PreviewWatch: Carnage U.S.A. #1... 1959Watch: Was Howard Chaykin right to reference rape in the fashion he did in in Avengers 1959 #4? Rusty doesn;t think
It appears that Avenging Spider-Man #1, published in print today by Zeb Wells and Joe Madueira, is not just day-and-date digital, but will be part of the
The Kevin Eastman variant cover to December's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic, from IDW. Ho ho ho...
Mayank Khurana writes for Bleeding Cool; And now behold the "Minicon". This year has been a pathbreaking year for Comics in India. We always knew there
This is a repeat. A collection of two articles you have already read. But with Marvel's Point One shipping tomorrow, it may not be a bad idea. Two lots of
Point One. Point One. Point One. Point One. Point One. Point One. Point One. Point One. Point One. Point One. Point One. Point One. Point One. Point One.
Bleeding Cool has made note of the continued salami slicing of budget at Marvel Comics. The firing of staff without a decrease in workload for the
Famous Monsters Presents: Luna - Order Of The Werewolf, from AICN@Comics' Mark L Miller, is out tomorrow... I'd like to say "in all good comic shops", but
What's in a name? Often comic book products change their name from concept to production. Sometimes it's legal, sometimes it's a change of mind, sometimes