Planet Comicon runs in Kansas City on Friday, 29th of March to Sunday 31st. And it is getting its own retailer exclusive variant cover of Detective Comics
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Joe Khachadourian writes for Bleeding Cool, “Just get your degree, then you can do whatever you want.” That was my parents’ mantra throughout the ‘90s
Yesterday, Diamond Comic Distributors had to close due to weather issues, as a winter storm warning was in effect for parts of Maryland as a storm that
Welcome to the mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Today sees ComicsPRO kick off in Charlotte, North
We have the full Dark Horse May 2019 solicitations. Including Stranger Things: Six #1, the first prequel comic series for Stranger Things. Aliens: Rescue
The Marvel May 2019 Solicitations have hit. The month that will be known for the one in which Conan joins the Avengers. Or one of the Avengers, anyway.
Happy Death Day 2U, the low budget comedy horror sequel to the even lower budget comedy horror movie Happy Death Day written by Scott Lobdell, seems to
There is New York. And there is New York below, full of Morlocks, the Lizard, his family, those Turtles probably, and the like. Below that is
Immortal Hulk has to be one of Marvel's big hits of the past year. By Al Ewing and Joe Bennett, it has now gone back to the printing mills another time
The Teen Titans/Deathstroke crossover is coming, The Terminus Agenda. And in today's Teen Titans #27 it breaks through in quite a rude fashion. As Crush
Back in 2003, Paul Jenkins and Humberto Ramos introduced a new storyline to The Spectacular Spider-Man, with a sick Eddie Brock and Venom in crisis. Why?
Today sees the final issue of Return Of Wolverine #5. The first issue of Hulkverines #1. The first issue of Wolverine And The Infinity Watch #1. And the
Anyone fancy a self-causing time loop? Today's Justice League #18 lays it all out. The Source Wall breaks. Causing it to spit a bit of the Totality back
Wally West died in Heroes In Crisis. Probably. Most people didn't seem to notice or took an age to get round to realising. Indeed, over in Flash, Iris
Tony Stark is a futurist. Blame Warren Ellis for that one. He sees what kind of future is coming and invents a suit for it. We've also seen him in the far
Well, this may be why Avengers: No Road Home's legacy numbers are ahead of the monthly Avengers series. And also why this cover for West Coast Avengers in
Grant Morrison and Mark Millar used to be best buds. Writing together, editing together, conspiring together, living together, taking each other's credit,
Welcome to the mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Top five stories read yesterday: It’s Always Sunny in
Once upon a time, writers gave Superman a new power as often as he changed his shirt. Which, given he was always ripping the buttons off them in phone
Avatar Press is the publisher of Bleeding Cool. I really need to say this at the top of this article. Some people think I should say this at the top of
The Luthor And Brainiac Team has a long and proud DC Comics history... both in the classic Silver Age... And something a little closer to the modern
'What doesn't kill you' begins this week's issue of Batman from Joshua Williamson and Guillem March. Not sure how accurate this solicitation is, but it's
The ease of which Second Coming by Mark Russell and Richard Pace extracted itself from publication from DC Comics staggered a number of industry
Bleeding Cool reader Nick gets in touch about a recent experience with popular comic book slabbing and grading service, CBCS. He tried to get a Sad
Three data points. Feel free to join the dots. Point one. Today at DC Comics' Burbank Studios, there is a mandatory editorial meeting for all staff, in
Erik Burnham has a Writer's Commentary for Vampirella/Dejah Thoris #5, out from Dynamite last week. Hey, everybody. Erik Burnham here with the last
You may remember an article we ran a couple of years ago about a certain Michael Bennett of Georgia who was convinced that Mark Millar had stolen ideas
Umbrella Academy launched on Netflix. Lots of people really, really like it. For me, it really reminds me of Patrick Willems' What If Wes Anderson
Chuck Rozanski of Mile High Comics announced a new regular programme for his Jason Street Mega-store in Denver, Colorado, Drag For All Ages, a regular
We’ve stitched together what we could find of Marvel Comics’ plans for May 2019, titles ahead of this week’s solicitations… Take a look at what’s