He may be the law. But this particular advert for Judge Dredd in 2000AD, by Mike McMahon and Brian Bolland, may cause a trademark lawyer a heart attack
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On Christmas Day Bleeding Cool posted art from the upcoming Watchmen prequels from DC Comics - and we received a cease and desist note from DC Comics on
On the new Cerebus TV episode, premiering on Bleeding Cool, Dave Sim first talks about Darwyn Cooke and his work, with a Cerebus TV interview with Darwyn,
Let me get this right. This is a teaser trailer for a preview of a comic book. I think that's correct. A prelude Supercrooks story by Mark Millar (and, by
What can I say, the arrival of DC Comics titles into the UK has been delayed this week. Not to worry, because I did get to look at all the Image titles...
Comics don't get to the UK until tomorrow this week. Thankfully, I do have someone on hand to give me the inside track. 1. This week, Voodoo brings us
Dynamite Entertainment seem to have a bunch of new comics out today. Here, along with an extended preview of Game Of Thrones #4 is a previewish look at
Spider-Man and Power Pack child abuse stories were among the material removed from a trade paperback of Spider-Man PSA issues.
Alan Moore presented one of the lessons at the Nine Lessons And Carols For Godless People, held at the Bloomsbury Theatre this Christmas. He's interviewed
Aaron and Anna of A Comic Shop in Florida bring yuu tomorrow's comics today, looking at the new Kick Ass 2, Uncanny X-Men, Ultimates, Ultimate X-Men,
Bleeding Cool broke the story and provided the photographic proof back in October that Barnes & Noble was to remove 100 DC Comics graphic novels from
In the French comic book market, it's been another year of growth, with 5327 comic book volumes published over 5165 last year. These are typically 48-72
In an interview with Ryan North with Newsarama about the upcoming Boom! comic based on the surreal kids Cartoon Network series Adventure Time, North
That was Christmas. But enough about that. New comics hit the US tomorrow and the UK on Thursday (just like in the old days) and Grace Randolph and Think
Before Christmas, the Institute For Global Labour And Human Rights made a number of allegations regarding shoddy labour conditions for a Chinese factory
Don't make him angry. You wouldn't like it when a cocaine user is angry. The Coventry Telegraph reports in the run up to the Christmas season, one fellow
Nothing can make the prescence of the Wildstorm Universe, truly rebooted within the new 52, quite as clear as the cover to Superman #8, to be published by
LegalWatch: Comics Alliance and CBR take down their copies of the Watchmen 2 art, while io9 and Complex don't - and Omelete in Brazil run the art with
Around this time of year, a number of comic stores run special sales. But few actually try and sell themselves. But that's what's happening to the famous
Who Watches The Watchmen rumours? At DC, it seems their legal department do, even on Christmas Day. Yesterday, Bleeding Cool received the following letter
One comic fan's Christmas presents from his girlfriend... photo courtesy of Reddit. You think you know what the biggest story of the week was? You'd be
From Comic Book Nerds Are Hot, a look at some nativity scenes with a little help from DC, Marvel and Star Wars. Hawkman as the Angel Gabriel is inspired.
No, we don't have the art to prove it. Sorry. We heard Amanda Conner was attached to the Watchmen prequel comic, being produced at DC Comics under the
Today the New York Times has put Real Life Super Heroes on the front paage of their paper in an article talking about Salt Lake City's own Utah saints,
I was planning to write about how TV shows that started out good tend to go to shit past their third seasons this week, but found myself more curious
You're American. You like British stuff like Doctor Who, The Office and Being Human. You're looking forward to The Fades. But you want more. Stuff that
Trying to join lines between one Bryan Talbot project and the next is nigh impossible. Heart Of Empire, Alice In Sunderland, Grandville, each occupies
March sees a flurry of new series from DC Vertigo... but it seems there are more to come. In an podcast interview with Orbital Comics (whose half price
WatchWatch: Some people seem to have noticed a story we ran yesterday. What fun! PhoenixWatch: Another story we ran ages ago comes to fruition. The
Keith Davidsen: It’s been four years since you launched CROSSED, telling the fantastic first story before allowing others to play in your sandbox. How did