Heather Kenealy is a Marvel Zombie. She's putting herself through the task of reading the DC relaunch in its entirety, a comic universe of which she is
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Archaia have released a preview of Tale of Sand, an original graphic novel adaptation by Ramón Perez of an unproduced screenplay by Jim Henson and Jerry
Calamity Jon is a Washington-based cartoonist and comic artist, working on, amongst other things, sketch cards for Topps Star Wars Galaxy 6 trading card
DarkWatch: IGN run a preview of JL Dark. Starring the Justice League Non-Dark. And teeth. StoreWatch: Canterbury retailer Whatever Comics wants his bins
Earlier today, in the wake of discussion of the behaviour and actions of the character Starfire in Red Hood And The Outlaws, colourist Blond (who collared
CBR have a preview for George Perez' Superman, Kotaku have a preview for the new Blackhawks #1... while MTV has embedded their Fury Of Firestorm: The
Paul W Franklin writes weekly for Bleeding Cool about the life of an Extra. Part One Here It’s entirely appropriate that I should cover this film in two
I Rule The Night by Kevin Colden was a Zuda comic. Remember Zuda? The free webcomic line developed by DC Comics using a competition commission formula,
Dynamite's first issue retelling of George RR Martin's novel Game Of Thrones (with some rather good looking Wildlings, I have to say) has sold out and has
I think we've got the plot now. Valkyrie wants to return the hammers of Fear Itself to Asgard. The heroes don't want her to. Sin and her crew are still
Media Participations is the biggest comic book publishersin France. The third biggest publisher of any material. And the parent company of Dargaud, Le
A rather peculiar photo from one Bleeding Cool reader, Josh Kostka, from his travels...
Cocreator of Eli Stoine and producer of No Ordinary Family, Marc Guggenheim and Jeevan J. Kang have a new comic book from Dynamite in December, Nowhere
The last issue of Uncanny X-Men, number 544, is upon us. Written by Kieron Gillen and drawn by Greg Land, it will be published by Marvel in October. Of
So how are the New 52 comics faring in the speculator aftermarket? Let's look at some recent sales on eBay. Well, the fuss about Catwoman #1 seems to have
Forget Catwoman #1. Forget Red Hood And The Outlaws #1. Did anyone take a close look at DC's Superboy #1 from last week? Written by the same writer, Scott
CatWatch1: Laura Hudson of Comics Alliance goes to town on Catwoman and Starfire. And seemingly... quits. "I have been doing this for a long time, now. I
Special thanks to Random_Target for the inspiration...
The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund is appealing to raise $100,000 by the end of October, to pay for "urgent legal and education work." This includes the
That's what every young boy wants waiting for him under the tree come Christmas morning, the corpse of Optimus Prime. The new one shot from IDW,
The day before Red Hood And The Outlaws #1 went to press, I understand there was a meeting at DC Comics, in which the Starfire issue came up. And someone
There are many reasons for retailers to attend the New York Comic Con Retailer Breakfast on the morning of the start of the show. For a start, there's
Andrew Wheeler writes for Bleeding Cool The DC reboot is creating the wrong kind of buzz again this week with the launch of Catwoman #1. There are
Forbes has issued four advance pages of a new graphic novel they are publishing with creative agency Jess3 called The Zen Of Steve Jobs. Set in the
Kate Kotler and Elliott Serrano write for Bleeding Cool; Kate is out sick this week, so sit back as Elliott shares some thoughts about waiting, Doctor Who
Archie Comics and Moonscoop, creators of the Fantastic Four and Titeuf cartoons, have announced a new cartoon for another longstanding comic book
I was party to a number of Avatar Press international licences over the past two years, especially in France. It's a big comics market, publishers pay
This is a lesson in how to keep an event comic going on for an entire year after it finishes. Longer, if it's late. By Matt Fraction, Chris Yost, (mostly)
Si Spurrier is bringing back the team that he's written about in previous spinoff X-Men books, the science group known as the X-Club. Currently feturing
I have no idea who or what Voltron is. We never got it in Britain, the toys or the cartoons, I know there's something about a robot lion involved but that