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Slow Death was an underground comix anthology published by Last Gasp in 1970, their first publication. Conceived as an ecologically themed comics

As the world continues to grapple with the spread of a novel form of coronavirus causing the deadly disease known as COVID-19, Emerald City Comic Con, set

Midtown Comics’ New York's most prominent comic book store, is opening a new one this weekend, which they are dubbing 'Perhaps the first-ever comic book

While DC Comics has given up the ghost on continually delaying the schedule for Batman Vs Ra's Al Ghul #5 and #6 and Inferior Five #5 and #6, with all

While some comic conventions are looking at mass cancellations running through the summer, the London And Film Comic Con has just booked one hell of a

DC Comics has decided to cancel all retailer orders for the trade paperback of Six Days: The Incredible Story Of D-Day's Lost Chapter, the original

A while ago, Bleeding Cool reported that despite the falling pound, and the increase in print comics prices in the UK as a result of Brexit, that digital

As ReedPOP prepares to hold ECCC next week in the middle of an active virus outbreak, creators and companies are backing out left and right.   However,

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

Every so often (but seemingly less so since we started this column), comic book publishers accidentally send out unlettered previews, showing us what the

As the world comes to grips with how to handle the spread of the COVID-19 sickness caused by a novel strain of coronavirus, several major exhibitors

Following announcements from DC Comics, Dark Horse Comics, Oni Press, Penguin Random House, CGC, and others including quite a few individual creators that

Okay, so we saw a lot of this last weekend on Bleeding Cool. But we have much better definition now. And a better look at how the DC Comics Timeline is

You know what they say: everybody's gotta go sometime. And when you're a comic book character, that's more true than ever, as comic book characters are

Image Comics has revealed Jamie McKelvie's variant cover for April's Ludocrats #1 in a press release totally ripping off our satirical comic book news

Greetings from the coal face of the direct comics market. Where retailers try to increase their orders of certain comics ahead of sale. Where supply and

As we noted earlier, Rictor has been getting rather close to Cullen Bloodstone in today's Excalibur even if he didn't seem entirely down with that. But he

R. Trajano is a Certified Witness for CGC, the comics grading and slabbing company. He was planning to travel to Seattle for Reed POP's Emerald City Comic

These are usually much in demand for comic con season. Of course, how much of a comic con season we will have in 2020 is up for debate. But later today,

From today's Marvel Comics, a house ad for the upcoming Empyre event with the Avengers and Fantastic Four, with some choice quotes from writers Dan Slott

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool reported on Dark Horse, Penguin Random House and lots and lots of comics creators pulling out from appearing at Reed POP's

In the original Buffy The Vampire Slayer nineties TV series, Kendra Young was a Slayer from Jamaica activated after Buffy Summers' temporary death.

Last year Bleeding Cool reported on The Joe Kubert School Of Cartoon and Graphic Art of Dover, New Jersey being bought out by Anthony Marques. Today we

X-Men writer Jonathan Hickman held court at the Marvel Fanfare panel at C2E2 last Friday, alongside Marvel Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski and Immortal Hulk

You know how Bleeding Cool said the other day that DC Comics was prepping a WarWold comic book series? Well, totally by coincidence, today's Superman:

Today's Flash #750 reveals a new self-contradictory timeline, which Wally West's Dr Manhattan-powered up Pariah must find a way to sort out. But maybe

Outer Darkness/Chew #1 is out today from Image Comics, by John Layman, Rob Guillory and Afu Chan, creatively combining both universe courtesy of a little

In last week's X-Men #7, we got an idea as to how the Scarlet Witch was being treated by the mutants of Krakoa. No longer a mutant, the one who depowered

The new Flash #750 - just like Wonder Woman #750 - places the characters upon a timeline. Just as Wonder Woman now first emerges in the DC Universe in

In today's Batman #90, we get a story from Catwoman's point of view about how she - and the Penguin, Riddler and Joker, all met the Designer, back in the