So anyway, that's my Christmas card this year. Merry Christmas all, to those who get Lying In The Gutters by e-mail. Bleeding Cool will be running through
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Six years ago, DC Comics changed their logo from the decades old DC bullet designed by Milton Glazer to the "DC Swoosh" designed by Josh Beatman of
The last big video game to be released this year is the MMO STAR WARS: THE OLD REPUBLIC. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzdCdRPESps Too bad the actual
Patrick Willems delivers another stellar video for Bleeding Cool. And this time it's rather close to home, delivering a list of ways that publishers
DC has released a preview of this Wednesday's Leviathan, the comic wrapping up the Batman Inc series than ran before the relaunch. At the end of Batman
Kim Jong Il was known for, amongst many other things, kidnapping movie directors he liked to entertain him. Well, his successor and son, Kim Jong
CookWatch: Anthony Bourdain's Get Jiro cooking graphic novel from DC Vertigo gets a cover. StarWatch: Paul Cornell talks about being starstruck. "At
Probably best known as the director of eighties horror movie, Chillers, Danny Boyd has moved into graphic novels in a big way of late. As well as the
Tonight saw the final episode of this year's Misfits air on E4 in the UK. It still has to be scheduled in the US. I hope the success of the first two
To comic book fans, the name Raphael means one thing, and one thing only. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle. But when Tony Perottett of Slate.com visited
David Demarco, Jason Dasenbrock and Wendy Pivonka owned Legend Comics in Leavenworth Plaza, Omaha. They also owned Legend Coffee one block west
Scott Edelman writes for Bleeding Cool; I was reading the December 12 issue of the New York Observer when I spotted something that irked me. What was it
Some comics can inspire toys. Some can inspire films. Some can inspire tattoos. But only one that I am aware of has inspired a town's annual festival.
Created to replicate and commemorate the work of Bill Watterson, specificaly the creation of snowmen in a variety of extreme forms in the Calvin And
StripWatch: Ty Templeton gets Revival Rage. ConWatch: The Charlotte Comicon is on in South Carolina today, from 10am to 4pm. ConWatch2: Next year,
Chip Kidd's Batman graphic novel Death By Design is scheduled for March. Here he talks at the Pivot: AIGA Design Conference about how he got the job...
He may have resigned as CEO, President and the like from Wizard World. But some have wondered as to what involvement in the company Gareb Shamus. Put
We ran a couple of pieces on the limited edition Joe Jusko CGC slabbed 9.8 cover to Boom's Valen The Outcast #1, how they printed 500 but burnt most of
Here are the second print covers to X-Sanction #1, being rushed to stores by Marvel for the last week in December, and before the second issue of
"Pupils? Where we're going we don't need pupils." The Tick #100 out in March, by Benito Cereno and Les McClaine will have a celebratory guest star of its
Comics2FilmWatch: Death Rite shooting in Pennsylvania... After being introduced at the audition, Rose and Scholl became instant friends, partially due to
It's Crossed. The post-not-quite-a-zombie apocalypse story that has taken the very worst things that humans do to each other, and made it the norm. And
Marcus Johnson is important to the Marvel Universe. We know that. An army soldier in active duty, who suddenly seems to be of interest to all sorts of
DB Hughes writes conspiracy theories for Bleeding Cool The origin of the story dates back to an Adventures of Superman Annual I'm told was meant to be
They're designed for digital. But they also have a strong distribution plan through Disney store, bookstores and foreign sales. While DC still struggle to
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