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IDW Publishing’s Star Trek: Year Five boldly goes where no comic has gone before with a cover from Greg Hildebrandt and the front cover of Diamond

Welcome to the mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Five most read stories yesterday DC Comics Cancels

Dark Horse Comics are launching the final arc of their American Gods comic, with a new series for She Should Fly and the tenth anniversary edition of City

So lots of people have been posting photos of themselves ten years ago, compared to today. And maybe accidentally helping Chinese facial recognition

A few more printings for a Thursday night... Die #1 by Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans has sold out of its second printing and has gone to a third

J David Spurlock writes for Bleeding Cool, It is an adventure to watch a true artist develop. In the history of American comic books, the most fascinating

The biggest impact of the layoffs at DC Comics, both inside the Burbank offices and from creators across the world, seems to be the absence at Senior Art

Landry Walker has a Writer's Commentary on A Clash Of Kings #15 from Dynamite, out now. PAGE 1: So… much… dialog. It’s such a tricky thing. No matter how

This is how Catwoman #9 for March was solicited. CATWOMAN #9 written by JOELLE JONES art by FERNANDO BLANCO cover by JOELLE JONES variant cover by STANLEY

Check out these upcoming DC Comics covers for February 2019 shipping titles. As ever, you may have seen some of them – but you won’t have seen most of

We have the Image Comics April 2019 solicitations in full - including the launch of Fairlady by Brian Schirmer, Marissa Louise and Claudia Balboni, the

This seems an odd one. I mean it's not as if DC Comics has published the comic in a number of formats already. But it seems odd that they would cancel the

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,

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool began running news about an impending restructuring at DC Comics, updating through the day. The big meeting happened last night

Yesterday's Cover #5 by Brian Bendis and David Mack continued the desecration of Esad Ribic in the public's eyes as Eastern European

There are still tickets available at Orbital Comics' first life drawing class of 2010. The comic store, adjacent to London's Leicester Square has been

Welcome to the mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Five most read stories yesterday Major DC Comics

Shortly before the Black Panther movie was announced in October 2014, sales on his first appearance, Fantastic Four #52 started to increase in price at

Bleeding Cool is getting very strong reports that there is major DC Comics restructuring being announced internally right this minute. In the last year,

Fox 10 News of Phoenix has been following up on the story of an arrest in the case of over 400 Batman comics worth $1.4 million, owned by comics collector

A few weeks ago, Bleeding Cool showed you how a slow news day on CBR led to Fox News and Breitbart running stories about the upcoming DC Comics title The

Back in 1985, Bill Mantlo, Mike Mignola, Gerry Talaoc, Jim Novak and Bob Sharon told an Incredible Hulk story that would change everything, despite being

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

Dynamite Entertainment is to launch a new Bettie Page comic in April, by David Avallone, Julis Ohta, Ellie Wright, Taylor Esposito and Kevin Ketner.

Today's Naomi #1 by Brian Michael Bendis, David Walker and Jamal Campbell looks at a small town in the DC Universe, suffering an upheaval in the wake of

Today's Avengers #13 by Jason Aaron, Andrea Sorrentino, Justin Posner and Erick Arciniega takes us back to the days of Avengers 1,000,000 BC, and the

Today's Uncanny X-Men Annual #1 sees the return of Cyclops from the grave. Rather literally. It's much more of a sequel to Extermination than anything

If your local comic shop retailer seems extra happy this week, it might be because of Buffy The Vampire Slayer #1 and publisher Boom Studios. The first

Knightmares is the current Batman arc written by Tom King with a new artist every issue, telling a series of dream-related stories, following on from the

Today sees the publication of a brand new Buffy The Vampire Slayer comic book from Boom Studios. It reboots the franchise into the twenty-first century