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Leviathan Rising, the DC Comics one-shot that kicks off not only "The Great One" Brian Bendis's Event Leviathan event comic, but also the Lois Lane series

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Tapas Media is to add Heavy Vinyl by Carly Usdin and Nina Vakuev, the comic Boom published a couple of years ago, to their webcomics service. Tapas,

The final issue of Batman Damned #3 by Brian Azzarello and Lee Bermejo was originally solicited for March, on a bi-monthly schedule. But that was before

Looks like DC Comics are looking to up their numbers again on Batman #75. There have just let retailers know that they will be able to order an additional

Fresh from its appearance on Fox News over an overzealous DC Comics lawyer sending a cease-and-desist over a retailer variant cover, that sent the cover

It's The Road to Spawn #300 - and #301 for that matter. And Todd McFarlane, with the assistance of John Gott and Jason Shawn Alexander is taking advantage

Giant Days creator John Allison is publishing a new comic at Dark Horse this September with colorist Sarah Stern and letterer Jim Campbell. Called

Heroes in Crisis #9 is in the books, all of the mysteries have been revealed, and the characters have come to their planned endings in the story. But was

Once upon a time in 1938, DC Comics published a comic book called Action Comics starring a certain character created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster

In today's Superman Rising: Leviathan #1 we get many a story. Including a first Jummy Olsen from Matt Fraction and Steve Lieber ahead of their upcoming

The success of The Green Book at the Oscars this year, beating Spike Lee's BlackKklansman to Best Picture, saw quite a lot of people talk about issues

After kicking off with a surprise issue we told you about way before anyone else, BOOM! Studios’ new Angel #1 hit stores today with some pretty big

Bleeding Cool previously reported, after the conclusion of Heroes In Crisis by Tom King and Clay Mann, the last issue of which was published today, that

Heroes In Crisis #9 by Tom King and Clay Mann is published today. We published a review of the issue - and the series as a whole - here. We looked at what

With Doomsday Clock #10, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank published by DC Comics, the purpose of Nathaniel Dusk becomes

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We've got some ch-ch-changes coming out of Dark Horse Comics this week as the publisher has apparently gone limp when it comes to hardcovers. Dark Horse

Catwoman is known for blurring the lines between hero and villain, but could she be responsible for the deaths of ten girls? A preview of Catwoman Annual

Bleeding Cool reported over the weekend that Superman: Year One is meant to be in the same continuity as Dark Knight Returns and Batman Year One. But how

Here's our comprehensive, but by no means exhasutive, list of the very best fantasy comics available at comic shops and on the web!

Last week, Bleeding Cool broke the news that Tom King was to leave Batman with #85 rather than his planned #105 finale and continue his story in a

During Arf! Festival, the Comic Book Festival of Rome last weekend, Frank Quitely announced that he is working as writer and artist on Homemade Hitman, an

Mile High Comics of Denver is one of the oldest comic book stores, with a famous widest selections of comic books in the world. Quite a few valuable ones

When the History of the Marvel Universe series by Mark Waid and Javier Rodriguez is collected in February it won't be in any old collection format, oh no,

Dynamite Entertainment is kickstartering theur Bettie Page Deluxe Ultra-Premium Sketch Card Collection. With Jerry Lawler featured as an additional card

Tomorrow sees the release of Star Wars #108, continuing the Marvel Star Wars continuity from the 70s and 80s, written by Matthew Rosenberg (though they

Raina Telgemeier's Share Your Smile, her how-to-make-comics guide was published last month (a week early in comic stores too) and today Midtown Comics

This is when I started reading American comic books. I'd read reprints of stories in the Marvel UK editions, of course, usually black-and-white, often

Four comic books are published by DC Comics tomorrow that, any other week, would be the best-selling comic of the week. None of them are Batman. And each