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Very brief numbercrunching. Comics page content: 69 Previously unpublished comics page content: 7 Blimey, that's not much: Okay, enough with the

It's not often that an episode of The Boys goes by without some kind of horrific physical mutilation or sexual abuse. It's even more unexpected that an

Jubilee is a vampire. She doesn't have her firework powers anymore, but that's okay 'cos she's got vampire powers. And she's in an X-Men prison as a

It takes bravado to use the cliffhanger from a previous comic of yours. It takes even more to use the same one as a previous issue of the same comic. But

I have in my hands the final copy of Buffy Season Eight, issue 40, courtesy of Orbital Comics. This is how the season ends, not with a bang (that was

AuctionWatch: Buy Superman stuff. ConWatch: The first annual Indian Comic Con starts this weekend. In years to come folks, this has the potential to be

Greg Baldino writes for Bleeding Cool. "if the world can turn into this, if we can turn around and find entire schools full of children gone, towns

There are two books out from Nick Spencer this week. Only one came through to Britain but I'm making do, thanks to Image's PR people. The first,

Of late Abnett and Lanning have specialised at Marvel in the cosmic books, carving out an entire sub imprint and generating an audience for their dark

Today is the first day that comics are available in the UK on a Wednesday instead of a Thursday. And, thanks to Orbital Comics, I've had a few to read

Kate Atherton writes for Bleeding Cool: I went in to Gulliver's Travels with few expectations and those I had weren't high. One of my favourite novels

I have a tendency to do silly things during the slow Christmas holiday period.  Nothing like the Crimbo Lull to dull one’s brain, so I decided to pick the

Here are two pages from next month's Jennifer Blood #2 from Dynamite. Oh, and the Tim Bradstreet cover. Look, she's got a gun. You can find a preview of

4 pints. 2 vodka and cokes (thank you Andy Diggle). And something very nasty and short. And that's me nicely sozzled. So, I take to the tube, train and

This is the one. This is the issue of CLiNT that a lot more people I know will be picking up. Because this is the copy of CLiNT with Stewart Lee and Steve

Michael Moran writes for Bleeding Cool: George Clooney is the modern age’s closest equivalent to Cary Grant. Handsome, charming and as smooth as a

Marvel's decision to reduce the amount of repeat titles it's publishing of its core characters had been welcomed by fans committing to collection a

The superhero is the dominant cultural myth of the 20th century, and with each passing decade there comes a work to re-imagine and contextualize the

Name: Grandville Mon Amour Creator: Bryan Talbot Price: £16.99 ($11.99) Story pages: 94 Price per thick glossy oversized gorgeously coloured page: 18

So the first issue of the new relaunched Dandy comic, now a weekly comic full of, you know, comics has launched. And there has been a minor media fuss.

The longest running adult comic book in Britain, Viz Comic has just hit issue 200. A true milestone for this bi-monthly/ten times a year magazine. A

Welcome to the Numbercrunching review of Superior #1 from Marvel, out this week. Numbercrunching aims to eschew the traditional review for a more

Bleeding Cool has received an early copy of CLiNT#2 out in a week. So what's the score? Cost: £3.99 Pages of Kick Ass 2 #1: 8 Pages of Turf #2: 14 Pages

Okay. So no one can blame you for not buying this. For not ordering this. For not picking this off the stands when you passed by. Spider-Man and Thor,

I mentioned the other day that Paul O'Brien's review of Uncanny X-Men #433 was my second favourite of his. My first is his review of Uncanny X-Men #439.

Terrance Terich from Treblezine writes for Bleeding Cool; I'd imagine that if one made a Venn diagram of fans of independent music and comic book

Number crunching takes a terribly mercurial and statistical take on modern pop culture. Ascribing to the motto: Never mind the quality, feel the width, in

What's the comic? CLiNT, from Mark Millar anf friends. Featuring Kick Ass 2, Turf, Nemesis and Rex Royd. Cost: £3.99 ($6.17) Comics story pages: 71 Price

By: Greg Pak, Scott Reed, Tom Raney, Brian Ching Cost: Free Really? For now. Marvel have put the entire comic up as a digital preview By mistake? Not

FIlm and comics journalist Danny Graydon reviews the first issue of CLiNT Magazine for Bleeding Cool. The magazine is available for sale in the UK from