We Have Demons by series creators Greg Capullo and Scott Snyder is an odd fit. It wants to be a rousing Saturday morning show, but R-rated.
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This week comic book creator and former contributor to Bleeding Cool, Joe Glass, was in London for the Gayming Magazine Awards, nominated for the Best
Bleeding Cool has been reporting on concerns about digital comic book distributor ComiXology and its switch to the Amazon website and structure since they
Another day, more ComiXology complaints to join the litany that Bleeding Cool has been reporting in recent days from all over the place. ComiXology has
Bleeding Cool has been reporting on concerns about the ComiXology switch to the Amazon website and structure over the past week. We have reported on the
Amazon is shutting down the ComiXology website next week, and its replacement for Desktop readers can't handle displaying a double-page spread.
Comic book artist Greg Smallwood has spoken out against the treatment of his artwork for the upcoming anthology comic book Elektra: Black, White &
We Only Kill Each Other is a new comic book series written by Stephanie Phillips and drawn by Peter Krause from ComiXology Originals, to begin being
We knew this was happening as a result of the DC Comics Universe App, even though it's only available in North America. But tonight, ComiXology has sent
The Drops of God, the best – well, the only – manga series in the world about wine and wine appreciation, is now available in English for the first time,
Hailstone is a horror thriller coming from ComiXology, Amazon’s premier digital comics service, and Stout Club Entertainment. The story is set during the
ComiXology and DC Comics has informed their digital comics customers that the DC Digital Comics Shop at ReadDC.com, operated by comiXology, will be
Karmela Krimm: Ramadan Blues is a hidden gem amongst European graphic novels, a fun, breezy private eye story set in sunny, corrupt Marseilles with a
Comixology and Kodansha Comics announced the release of volumes 23-33 of the international bestseller The Drops of God manga series in English for the
Chuck Austen is back, baby! The most innovative X-Men writer of the last 20 years will release Edgeworld with Patrick Olliffe on ComiXology.
REVIEW: Funny Creek #5 concludes this all-ages cautionary tale from Stout Club, but does the finale live up to this comic's massive potential?
REVIEW: Funny Creek #4 is the second-to-last installment of Rafael Scavone's emotional story, which thrills with beautiful art & colors.
REVIEW: 40 Seconds #1 from Jeremy Haun, Christopher Mitten, and Brett Weldele is a sci-fi rescue mission in gorgeous pastel watercolors.
REVIEW: Ask for Mercy Season Three #1 introduces a world, imagined by Richard Starkings & Abigail Jill Harding, of tentacles and terror.
Miss going to the movies? 40 Seconds, a new "widescreen" sci-fi epic from Red Mother's Jeremy Haun & Hellboy's Chris Mitten, is here for you.
Richard Starkings brings Ask For Mercy back for Season Three at ComiXology Originals with artist Abigail Jill Harding.
Funny Creek by Albuquerque and Scavone, a comic about a grieving child's obsession with a TV show gone too far, announced by ComiXology.
Shaman King will be completed in English for the first time ever through ComiXology Originals, with new covers by creator Hiroyuki Takei.
ComiXology Originals announces virtual plans for Comic-Con@Home with Chip Zdarsky, Claudia Aguirre, Curt Pires, and more.
Crema, a haunted romance about Esme, who fears the dark and guzzles coffee to ward off sleep, comes to ComiXology Originals this July.
New Elephantmen comics are coming from writer and creator Richard Starkings on ComiXology Originals this Wednesday.
The Pride Vs Youth - two queer superhero comics from ComiXology Originals right now, which would you choose?
DC Comics has cancelled the final issue sof Supergirl in print and has relegated them to digital-only for the usual reasons.
Youth is a new comic book launching as a ComiXology Originals series, as well as being turned into an Amazon TV series or show. Nice.
Batman tackles Clayface in Gotham Knights #2 - and it's all over #MeToo - but is Batman fighting on the right side? Is he part of the problem?