Musician, author, and performance artist Amanda Palmer has a new album coming out, There Will Be No Intermission. There's a new single too, Drowning In
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Every year, Diamond Comic Distributors asks the retailers of the comic store direct market to vote on the best of what they sold that year. Diamond says
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 Lagertha has Been
First look at Middlewest #2 and Die #2 from Image Comics due out February 13th.
In the run-up to Detective Comics #1000, issues #994, 995 and 996 of the series are set to return in new printings. They will reprint the comics by Peter
It may not be the biggest year-on-year increase. But it is an increase. Honest. Total comic book sales in 2017 were down 10% on 2016, but 2018 started to
Yesterday, Bleeding Cool ran the story that the comic store Coliseum Of Comics of Florida had found something in a comic book collection that they had
London's Wandle Tree Comic and Gaming Shop of Tooting is to close permanently this weekend. Posting on Facebook, they let their customers know the bad
Comic artist Salvador Larroca decided to air his grievances about his colourist on social media.
Once upon a time, as a result of a legal settlement between Todd McFarlane and Neil Gaiman (and as part of a deal between Neil and Marvel Comics over the
Today's Red Hood: Outlaw #30 catches up with that the previous inhabitants of this comic book, Bizarro and Artemis, have been up to. To be fair, they are
Batman doesn't kill. That's a credo from the character from round about Day Two. He doesn't carry a gun, he doesn't kill, he saves the lives of people who
Today sees the Fantastic Four go up against Galactus again. Or at least they would if they could, it turns out that Doctor Doom wants all the glory for
So, Superboy is back. Jonathan Kent returns to Earth in Superman #7, out today. He has been gone for seven years, now aged seventeen and now sports a
Once upon a time, in Amazing Spider-Man #800, former host of the Venom symbiote, Flash Thompson, died. As Anti-Venom, in battle against the Red Goblin,
A new image for an upcoming cover of Doomsday Clock, Geoff Johns and Gary Frank's unauthorised sequel to Watchmen, appears in DC Comics titles today,
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 Jonathan Kent,
This week, 32,000 Los Angeles teachers went on strike, leaving 600,000 children without classes. Negotiations between the United Teachers Los Angeles
There's that scene in the Dark Knight Returns that sticks out, Batman berating himself, counting out the lives of those who have died because he let the
This was the promised third printing cover of Fearscape, the up-itself new comic book about a writer writing about a writer written by a writer. With lots
As discovered by Coliseum Of Comics, the largest comics and collectibles retailer in the Southeast of the USA, with stores in Northeast and Central
This April, ahead of the release of Avengers: Endgame, Marvel will reprint classic Marvel comics in some way related to the movie for a dollar each as
Like the current Captain America series, Black Widow works as a sequel to Secret Empire--just a really delayed one. And the first issue by the Soska
2000 AD didn’t get into Free Comic Book Day this year (aside from their Funny Pages title reprinting old IPC humor strips) but, true to form, that doesn’t
As seen in a preview of Superman #7, published tomorrow, Jonathan Kent has returned to Earth from his trip away with his revived-by-Manhattan-transfer
I think someone's been reading Ed Piskor's X-Men: Grand Design and as the connective tissue gets unraveled, tomorrow's Invaders #1 looks to rewrite the
Tomorrow sees the publication of Uncanny X-Men #10 (concluding the Disassembled story) with all manner of mutants pitted against a Nate Grey-possessed
Tomorrow's Marvel Comics Presents #1 is really heavy. Or rather, the Namor story is. The Wolverine story uptop sees soldier Logan fighting in World War
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 Activision Blizzard
It was solicited as "The Last Cold Case", but the four-part Batman/Flash crossover written by Josh Williamson crossing over with Tom King and Clay Mann's