Digital Archives

I was talking to a comics publisher on the train from San Diego to Los Angeles. Seriously, coming back from con everyone should do that. Free wifi,

I don't get Scott Pilgrim Vol 1 In Colour for $2.99 on my Kindle because I live In the UK and it's not even available on a UK Kindle. So I can whine and

ComiXology has grown as the principal distributor of digital monthly comic books, is regularly the highest revenue App in the App Store, and at San Diego

It was going to be Mulholland Books. But that was then. Now Dead Pig Collector, Warren Ellis' new novel, is to be published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux,

Incredible Hulk vol 2 77-112 at 99 cents each digitally, are rolling out from Australia onwards right now for Monday, although we dont know what happened

The Digital and Print: Friends and Foes panel, hosted by Comic Book Resources' J. K. Parkin, began with the members of the panel running through their

 Nikolai Fomich writes; On Thursday, the first session of the 21st Annual Comics Arts Conference commenced at San Diego Comic Con, where scholars Ghenwa

Digital Comic And Manga Fans just got a whole new batch of stories to read thanks to Seven Seas Entertainment and comiXology. This morning in the midst of

Thanks to Tom Huxley who can see this in the UK, even if I can't in the US, tomorrow ComiXology brings a 99 cent sale to the rather wonderful

Straight from the DC Digital panel, Kyrax, the Batgirl of San Diego, asked the panel why the Stephanie Brown dress up appearance in L'il Gotham was erased

A new digital comic. From Joshua Hale Fialkov and Joe Infurnari. I think. At least that's what it looks like. Check the website here and keep an eye on

There you go folks. And Scooby Doo meets Batman And Robin in November. Or is it Scooby Do? And who wants a free Superman #1?

Revealed at the San Diego Comic Con DC Digital panel, coming soon, every Thursday, a new Vampire Diaries comic spinning out of the TV show...

Straight from the DC Digital panel...

Steve Ellis (High Moon / Only Living Boy) will be illustrating the new Breaking Bad webcomic "All Bad Things" debuting on AMC this week. Kevin Colden (The

I cannot explain it but the Bleeding Cool panel was on at the same time as the Avatar panel. Thankfully Eric Rezsnyak was on hand to make the ultimate

Dark Horse Comics is to publish Polar, the silent webcomic by Victor Santos in print, for the first time, with dialogue, in hardcover. A pulp noir action

Penises are fine at ComiXology, as long as they remain firmly innuendoed. Hence their T-shirts, a hundred being given away to the first people at

Jonathan Hickman's Fantastic Four gets the ComiXology digital discount on Friday, down to 99 cents a copy for issues #570-588, #601-611... but not the

A combination of popular print comics and digital only comics has seen DC Comics starting to dominate the ComiXology charts, and the same is happening

Marvel's Share Your Universe is a Marvel program intended to turn readers into evangelists. As if they weren't already. But now they are giving them the

Alasdair Stuart writes; I've enjoyed, and continue to enjoy, every book Monkeybrain Comics puts out. It's a ridiculously diverse stable of titles, from

Bleeding Cool is about to tell you about the missing October solicitations, for both DC Comics and more, after asking the questions yesterday. It's all

Remember the good old days? When distributors were also publishers were also retailers? From Pacific to Trident to Sunrise/Aircel/Malibu? And when Marvel

Wired reports that, as Marvel launches the Wolverine: Japan’s Most Wanted digital comic by Jason Aaron and Jason Latour, they have also announced a new

Carnage, Carnage USA, Venom Vs Carnage, Maximum Carnage, all 99 cents a pop. But not Minimum Carnage... Thanks to top spotter Tom Huxley. Who had another

Elizabeth Heyman writes; It feels odd, at this point, to be posting anything about Guardians of the Galaxy that doesn’t directly refer to the upcoming big

In 1937, the same year that Detective Comics was first published in America, so was The Dandy in the UK. Also an anthology, it has short strips, aimed at

George Gatsis writes; After a year on getting Cerebus Digital, Animated and Distributed (CerebusDownloads.com )... I have finally had free time allocated

I just bought Batman '66 #1 for 69 pence. It's a fun, silly, campy recreation of the spirit of the 1960's Batman TV show, but with a bigger budget. But if