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Marvel is sending a few more books to second printings, out on April 15th. So we will be getting new runs of X-Men #8, Cable #1, Amazing Spider-Man #41

So I popped by Orbital Comics in London yesterday, hoping to get a glimpse of this vegan dessert late-night cafe we mentioned last week. Orbital Comics

Marvel Comics may be pushing fourteen retailer exclusive variant covers for May. But in June, DC Comics is doing just one. As a result of the original

Welcome to the pretty-much-mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. A run around the day before and the day ahead. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail

The award winning studio 133art is a Los Angeles based comic book imprint founded by illustrator Jason Reeves. The studio is comprised of a small group of

Having made nice with the people of Spyre, including their leader who tried to kill the Fantastic Four and was responsible for them gaining their powers,

Lex Luthor has really been going through some stuff recently, completely changing his look, handing out his "dark gift" to pretty much everyone on villain

Last issue, Mary Jane and Mysterio managed to wrap filming on their movie, with Mary Jane single-handedly defeating the entire Savage Six in the process

Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #9 is in stores from DC Comics next week, and as the world descends into chaos from coronavirus pandemic, this preview takes

Recently in X-Men, Krakoan society debuted its latest totally messed up tradition when Apocalypse battled a powerless Melody Guthrie to the death, and

Shocking character deaths are a staple of superhero comic book publishing, always good to show readers a certain story, or more often,

When Captain Marvel throws her mighty shield... ...all those who choose to oppose her shield must yield. If she's led to a fight and a duel is due...

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool ran the news that Karla Pacheco was to be the new writer of Dynamite's Bettie Page comic book. But before that, she will be

Last week, Bleeding Cool reported on how Image Comics was one of the first comic book publishers to switch to work-from-home for its staff, in light of

ACE Comic Con in Boston is the latest show to be cancelled because of fears around the coronavirus pandemic. Anthony's Comic Book Art were to have been

Title: Cthulhu is Hard to Spell: The Terrible Twos Creators: Russell Nohelty, Kristen Simon (editor), various creators, including Paul Jenkins

Nuclear Comics. a comic store in Laguna Hills, California, has a rather intriguing promotion, given current events. Every $50 worth of comics purchase

As a number of comic stores switch regular orders to mail order, as a result of fears over the coronavirus, and Amazon marketplace also gets a massive

In a great example of nominative determinism, Mark Fearing, creator of Giant Pants, The Great Thanksgiving Escape, Earthling and Dilly Dally Daisy, is

Maxwell Eaton III is an author and illustrator of dozens of books for children, including The Truth About… animals series. He has created a new graphic

This is the Top Ten Bleeding Cool Bestseller List, as compiled by a number of comic stores from their sales on Wednesday and Thursday. It measures what

These are the 100 most-ordered comics and graphic novels in the North American direct market serviced by Diamond Comic Distributors in February 2020. We

Welcome to the pretty-much-mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. A run around the day before and the day ahead. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail

Batman #91 is in stores from DC Comics on Wednesday, as the Joker War storyline approaches. But before we get into all that, it's time to sit back, relax,

Kay Davault - better known as Kay D - has seen her debut graphic novel, Journey to Stars, picked up by Whitney Leopard at Random House Graphic for

Excalibur #9 is in stores from Marvel Comics, and after the team successfully retrieved all his Warwolf skulls in the last two issues, you'd think

Aquaman #58 is in stores from DC Comics next week, and we've got a preview below. It takes place 10 months after the royal birth, as Mera delivers an

Regine L. Sawyer is the writer and publisher for Lockett Down Productions, a small press company that specializes in cutting edge sci-fi and horror

Part of the fun of Deadpool is all the abuse he's able to thanks to his healing factor. Villains can really cut lose when beating the crap out of ol' Wade

I can’t remember what year I bought the first issue of Doctor Radar, but I know it was at C2E2, and I know it was at the Titan Comics booth. Judging by