Brian Augustyn, writer/editor of The Flash, writer of Crimson, Gotham By Gaslight and story editor for Red Giant Entertainment, has had a varied career.
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Check out these upcoming DC Comics covers for March 2019 shipping titles. As ever, you may have seen some of them – but you won’t have seen most of them…
Todd Matthy has a Writer's Commentary on Robots Vs Princesses #4, out this week from Dynamite Entertainment, for Bleeding Cool. It’s all come down to
Greetings from the coal face of the direct comics market. Where retailers try to increase their orders of certain comics ahead of sale. Where supply and
Diamond Comic Distributors regularly announced the categories for their retailer Best Practice Awards, rewarding comic book stores who excel in certain
Work for a Million is a new graphic novel by Amanda Deibert and Selena Goulding based on the 1978 detective novel of the same name by Eve Zaremba.
The High School of Art and Design in Manhattan, New York City was founded in 1936 and its current location is on 56th Street, between Second and Third
Comic shop, the Wizard’s Guild of Athens, Ohio (previously known as the Universe of Superheroes - and they still have the sign) has closed for good this
Clydene Nee, longstanding organise of Artists Alley at San Diego Comic-Con, shared the sad news, Our good friend, Artists Alley volunteer, and all-around
Welcome to the mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Top five most-read stories yesterday, Final Fantasy
I confess to have thoroughly enjoyed Brian Bendis and Alex Maleev's reworking of Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind for the comic book industry. Even if it
DC Comics may have decided that there are still enough copies of Absolute Dark Knight Hardcover on the market for a new print run, which is why they have
Back in Batman #50, we saw that Gotham Girl was part of Bane's posse to destroy Batman. Or maybe it's Thomas Wayne's posse. Or maybe even Skeets. Again.
Man, everyone seems to be talking up a Civil War today. From Michonne in The Walking Dead #188. ...to Captain America in Avengers #14. And even Old Man
Fanmio is a new Comic Con-style service enabling people to have personal one-on-one video calls with their favourite celebrities. For a price of course.
The new issue of The Avengers, #11, sees the team getting involved in a vampire civil war in Transylvania, and trying to keep the population safe. Or
It’s Thursday, so you know what that means? Another delay to Doomsday Clock #9, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen, by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank,
Back in December, Bleeding Cool told you that Marvel Comics was to publish 'secret' white-bagged variant covers of their then-upcoming Age Of X-Man series
We mentioned The Green Lantern last month. Daredevil yesterday. And The Champions today. And they all have something in common. Last month we saw Hal
Scott Snyder has been doing a bit of a Jonathan Hickman, it seems. Back in the day when he was working for Marvel Comics, Hickman created storylines
It's been a fair few years now. But Asgardians Of The Galaxy #5 made the promise. Today, Asgardians Of The Galaxy #6 delivers. Marvel's only cis/trans
Champions isn't one of Marvel's best-selling books. It features a bunch of characters, many of whom had their own books cancelled or rebooted without
Today sees the publication of Uncanny X-Men #11, the triple-sized, double-priced comic that gives you one story, told three ways for the price of two. I
A gamma ray or gamma radiation is a penetrating electromagnetic radiation arising from the radioactive decay of atomic nuclei. It consists of the shortest
Welcome to the mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Top five most-read stories yesterday WWE's Renee Young
David Pepose writes, His partner’s imaginary…but the escalation is all real. Two years ago, I teamed up with artist Jorge Santiago, Jr. to ask the
As with the last Batman/Flash crossover, "The Button", Tom King has excused himself and let Josh Williamson write the comic. Except of course in this
Jonboy Meyers walked off Teen Titans after two issues of the DC Rebirth back in 2016, citing creative differences. He then walked off The Royals from
The late comic book creator Mike Wieringo has been in the news this week, after Mike S. Miller inked over a Spider-Man cover breakdown of Wieringo's as
Liam Neeson is certainly testing the adage that all publicity is good publicity, and Cold Pursuit co-star Tom Bateman must be wondering why he spent that