Bleeding Cool has been repeatedly breaking news about the new New York-based publisher Bad Idea Comics, formed from former executives of Valiant
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Back in Action Comics #1000, which saw Brian Bendis' first Superman story, drawn by Jim Lee and Scott Williams, the lead story by Dan Jurgens and Norm
In 2017, comic book fan Mathew Sterling was arrested at Phoenix Comicon after a tipoff from a Facebook friend that he was going to try and shoot Power
This weekend is the third annual FanfaireNYC at the High School of Art and Design. FanfaireNYC is a charity comic convention to raise money for the art
Geoff Richards writes, I’m often asked about where the inspiration for Herd came from. Wait, let me rewind that a little for you. I write a comic called
Amazon opened new offices last month on State Street, Santa Barbara. And the locals have mixed feelings. The new headquarters will be employing around 300
Upstart Crow is the theatrical sequel to the BBC TV sitcom of the same name, with the same writer Ben Elton and pretty much the same cast. Directed by
Welcome to the pretty-much-mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. A run around the day before and the day ahead. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail
At the end of Batman #85, by James Tynion IV and Guillem March, we had a Joker contemplating unveiling the identity of Batman, as Superman had done,
John Luzar writes Hi. My name is John Luzar, and I’d like you to buy my comic book. It’s my first. Well, who the %#@! is John Luzar, right? Exactly. Maybe
Erik Burnham has a Writer's Commentary on Red Sonja: Age of Chaos #1, out now from Dynamite. He writes, It's the year 2020 and you know what that means...
Welcome to Thank FOC It’s Friday, a semi-weekly mailing list, similar to The Daily LITG, but (mostly) every Friday and planned to coincide and cover the
I wonder if Geoff Johns looks at the DC Comics' Free Comic Book Day edition, Generation Zero solicitations and wonders what Pandora's box he opened with
Boom Studios and Dynamite Entertainment are the leading proponent of what is known as the FOC cover, releasing cover images just before the Final Order
It was only a few years ago that Boom Studios launched Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #1 to sales of over 100,000 units, one of the last independent comics
Yesterday, I was able to introduce the owners and managers of the Piranha Comics chain in London to Simon Furman. They were big fans of his Transformers
A fair few changes coming through for Marvel Comics titles, between solicitation and publication. Captain America #20 will be drawn by Robert Quinn, and
Well, this is new. Giant X-Men: Nightcrawler was originally solicited for April 11th. But it will now be published by Marvel Comics two weeks early, on
Welcome to the pretty-much-mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. A run around the day before and the day ahead. From a place no longer in the European Union.
Bad Idea Comics – No Digital, No Collections, No Variants, One-Per-Customer, From Twenty Stores Only
Bleeding Cool has been talking about Bad Idea, the new comics publisher from Dinesh Shamdasani, Hunter Gorinson, Warren Simons and Joshua Jones for what
We know that James Tynion IV has been on quite the hot streak at Boom Studios, with Something Killing The Children #1 joining Boom's exclusive 50K Club
In recent days, Richard Meyer has launched an Indiegogo campaign for a new graphic novel with the Expendables license, Expendables Go To Hell. The graphic
Nick Barrucci, CEO/Publisher of Dynamite Entertainment and 36th on the Bleeding Cool Top 100 Power List will be the Keynote Speaker for the 2020 Comic
When the Mane Six gallop alongside Autobots in battle, the forces of villainy stand no chance... IDW is to publish the very first official My Little
I am not a lawyer, I do not play one on the internet. But every now and then, you pick up a few things along the way. A mention of copyright here, of
Giant Sized X-Men #1 and X-Men/Fantastic Four #2 (after yesterday's launch) get a big boost from retailers' advance orders below, as does the new Teenage
Yesterday, we reported that Bodnar’s Auction House of New Jersey would be auctioning off a major part of DC Comics history on February 8th.97 catalogue
Once a comic gets late, it seems to have a tendency to get later and later. The villainous reaction to the Clark Kent identity reveal in Superman:
DC Comics has released details for their Aquaman Giant #3, with a new cover by Emanuela Lupacchino. And they have two original stories: Tempest, a 16-page
Today's Private Eye Magazine is a day late, courtesy of the Nazis. But their cover is a treat, creating a fantasy novel-style cover to celebrate Britain's