We all know that December 30th is a comic book skip week. No New Comics. Apart From That Blackest Night #6/Free Origins Of Siege/Avengers Calendar And ID
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Price: $4.99 Comic page count: 74 What? Really? Yes How much original comic material: 52. They reprint Madrox #1 as well. Splash pages? 6 That's still
RomaniaWatch: In 2004, 15 year old Alida Tomiuc wrote and drew a graphic novel (all of three pages) about the Romanian Revolution based on the stories of
Today all the British papers were full of reports that TV chat show host and radio star Jonathan Ross was offering to cut his reported £6 million a year
From the Captain America: Who Will Wield The Shield preview out today... A quite literal spoiler there, albeit with an apology. Basically giving a summary
A quick preview of the new series of Being Human there, the houseshare drama about a ghost, a werewolf and a vampire, returning for a second series on
It's been called the journal of record for the comics industry. The constant critic, holding an industry's feet to the fire. I've read it for decades,
It's been called the greatest, cleverest, most successful attempt to put the superpower on screen to date. Admittedly by me, but still. None of the
It was the big pirate scoop of the year. An early release of Wolverine, which the studios swore was different to the final release, but turned out to be
EurhythmicWatch: Has Dave Stewart bought into Liquid Comics? That's what I'm hearing. Stewart had a number of comic book projects published by Virgin.
Two films. One director. One poster.
Because the Leah Moore/John Reppion/Aareon Campbell collection of Sherlock Holmes ships today, Dynamite very kindly allowed Bleeding Cool to host the full
Friend of Bleeding Cool, Brendon Connelly of /Film is reporting that Studio Ghibli, the people behind Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle, are adapting
It may have just been sold as a movie but the mighty Gravel keeps rolling along. Warren Ellis and Mike Wolfer continue to give up ground-level, SAS-style
It's been a sore point of comment for many that over the last few months, the monthly comics magazine Wizard: The Guide To Comics has been missing its one
Incredible Hercules will finish with issue #150. Originally a stealth comic, taking over the Incredible Hulk's numbering first as a stunt, then as an
You can see them gumming up the front of the Image section in the most recent Previews. Three books beginning with "CH" pushing other, better known titles
Tommorrow, the final episode of the extraordinarily good superhero TV show Misfits airs at 10pm on E4. Seriously, the time travel episode is still the
Yesterday, a mysterious site calling itself the Centre for the Study of Supernatural Study (CenSSA) launched. Little is meant to be known about the site
HeManWatch: Thanks to Welcome Friend Or Foe for these; AmazonWatch: Superman Earth One makes an appearance on Amazon with a release date of September 7th,
Did you know that the new Sherlock Holmes movie directed by Guy Ritchie and starring Robert Downey Jr and Jude Law was based on a graphic novel? No, it
It was a grand dream. A marrying of Indian and American comics industry, with muklti-media crossover expansion and a litany of Hollywood names attached.
Bleeding Cool recently ran a piece covering the death of comic book podcaster Eric Martin last month. His brother Mike Martin has set up a donation fund
Yesterday I ran a piece on Bleeding Cool over the artwork used over the British Comedy Awards. Only to discover that one of the creators was an occasional
024 Down into the streets, the creases of Jack "King" Kirby's face, trapped by what could easily be the canyons of New York city avenues, the grey
MisneyWatch: Okay, not sure what Marvel or Disney will make of the $15.99 copyright/trademark-busting print but still, ain't that pretty? Pretty satire.
This was the week that; Dynamite paid off Dabel debt. Scott Kurtz and Neal Adams teaming up for PVP with video. Valerie D'Orazio writes Punisher MAX. Oh
BrainFart: Crazy urban troubleshooting this week... Problem: How do you stop crowds of listless hoodie-wearing juvenile scallywanks from hanging about in
Well, it's possible the people who posed for these posters could have been nude. No evidence they weren't. And that's good enough for me. Twenty-one
Oh please make this happen. Bleeding Cool writer Alex DeCampi (and animation director) suggested on Twitter that this manner of animation would suit a