Rod Lamberti of Rodman Comics of Ankeny, Iowa, writes weekly for Bleeding Cool. Find previous columns here. I was surprised. Our third quarter (July
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Waxwork Records House of Waxwork issue 4 is out, containing two new stories and a vinyl soundtrack for the issue.
With the election fast approaching, here's a look at five times Ike Perlmutter bailed out Donald Trump and helped him succeed at politics.
Yesterday, as expected, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a new lockdown for England and anyone else who wants to play along. From Thursday, that
“You’ve heard those who can’t do, teach? Well, those who can’t teach? Critique.” I read Faithless II’s most recent two issues (issue 4 and issue 5) and
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
Toys R' Us did many promotions but in 2015 they did a Secret Wars tie-in, Armor Wars #1/2 with James Robinson and Mark Bagley.
Chris Claremont posted to Facebook regarding the Marvel Made Celebrates Chris Claremont volume. "Just letting the world know: Marvel’s publishing a deluxe
This cover of Spawn #312 lists all of the comic book creators who have worked on Spawn #312. Well, most of them. No mention of Neil Gaiman after that
Joe Sacco is one of America's great graphic novelists, using the medium of comics to tell his world travelling works of reportage journalism from within a
On the back of last week's news that The Strange Talent Of Luther Strode comic book by Justin Jordan and Tradd Strong has been picked up as a movie, the
Bors The Younger, son of King Bors, was one of the Knights Of The Road Table in Arthurian legend, taking part in the Quest for The Holy Grail. In the
Welcome to the Daily LITG. The world can seem like a terrible and strange place sometimes, but there are highlights. And at Bleeding Cool you can still
REVIEW: The Autumnal #2 is another perfect issue from Kraus, Shehan, Wordie, & Campbell, perfectly balancing horror, mystery, & drama.
REVIEW: Concrete Jungle #1 from Sheldon Allen delivers a harsh, unforgiving portrait of a corrupt cop in a gritty, sci-fi world.
A week or so ago, Jeff Lemire and Jock teased that they were working on a new comic book project together for next year, by both tweeting out this image.
REVIEW: Colonel Weird: Cosmagog #1 by Jeff Lemire and Tyler Crook delivers an emotional story about a man cascading through time and self.
Marvel Comics is reviving up their exclusive retailer variant cover programmes again, for December 2020, they have a paltry eight but for January, ramping
REVIEW: The Autumnal #1 by Daniel Kraus & Chris Shehan is among 2020's best debuts, and it might be Vault Comics' best single issue ever.
Apache Comics & Toys of Mesa, Arizona, closed its doors back in April due to the coronavirus shutdowns but unlike most comic book stores, has not
In two hours it is expected that Prime Minister Boris Johnson (As seen in recent issues of Hellblazer and Once & Future) will be announcing a full
Zenescope Entertainment's Van Helsing got her own show on SyFy and now she's becoming a Bishoujo Style Collectible Statue on Kickstarter.
G. Willow Wilson and Christian Ward will be concluding their Invisible Kingdom for Dark Horse Comics/Berger Books, not through the individual issues that
X-Men writer Mark Powers and Devil's Due Comics founder Josh Blaylock have teamed up over a decade after Drafted to release The Encoded.
Earlier this year, a Labour MP posted in disgust that Steve Bell was being dropped by the Guardian newspaper over accusations of racism and anti-Semitism
Welcome to the Daily LITG. The world can seem like a terrible and strange place sometimes, but there are highlights. And at Bleeding Cool you can still
One of the most fun elements of the Superman mythos is the Fortress of Solitude, the safe space for the Last Son of Krypton to store and safeguard
REVIEW: Spider-Man: Marvels Snapshots #1 makes an interesting point about crime in the age of superheroes... but then what?
REVIEW: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Too Long a Sacrifice #3 is an enthralling mystery by writers Scott Tipton & David Tipton.
Viz Media officially released their list of manga titles coming out in February 2021. Shonen Jump JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Part 4--Diamond Is