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This may be a pattern for every single issue of House Of X and Powers Of X. Each time they change everything and force you to reread what you once read.

Bleeding Cool ran a run through of Coffin Bound #1, the launch issue of a new ongoing series by Dan Watters (Limbo, Lucifer) and Dani (2000AD, Girl with

Another week, another see out for IDW’s smash-hit-comic-that’s-not-Canto-and-doesn’t-have-a-female-turtle-in-it, Road Of Bones #3 from Rich Douek and Alex

Dave Sim continued to plough his comic book industry legacy into dungheap of Apis, without any sign of anything blooming yet with his Cerebus In Hell

So, after conducting a four hour interview with Terrific Production LLC’s Andrew Rev, heavily condensed over here, I decided I deserved a treat. So I have

I was a big fan of Rob Walton's self-published surreal comedy action comic book series Ragmop in the nineties. He was self-publishing at a similar time as

Tomorrow's Marvel Comics bring back an advertising scheme from a couple of years ago, using the stylings of past decades to advertise upcoming Marvel

This November, Dark Horse Comics will publish Crone, a new comic by Dennis Culver, Justin Greenwood, Brad Simpson, and Pat Brosseau about a sword-wielding

No Amazons attack in this early preview of Marvel's Spider-Man: Velocity #1, but there is a deadly bee weapon, my god, and it's aimed directly at

Last week, Rob Liefeld, co-creator of Cable, Deadpool and Youngblood, talked about his losing the rights to publish Youngblood, and publicly quitting the

After rebooting Cosmo at Archie Comics last year, Ian Flynn and Tracy Yardley are bringing the titular alien back in Cosmo the Mighty Martian this

A few days ago, comic store employee, Rachel of SoCal Games & Comics of Temecula, California, posted the following tweet. $817.21 of abandoned

Joywave is an American indie rock band from Rochester, New York, consisting of members Daniel Armbruster (vocals), Joseph Morinelli (guitar), Kevin

Much to the surprise of no one, Boom Studios Once & Future #1 from Dr. Kieron Gillen and Maybe-A-Doctor-But-We-Haven’t-Asked Dan Mora sold out at

At 4am my time, 8pm his time, Jonah Weiland, my former boss - and former owner - at Comic Book Resources confirmed the Bleeding Cool story, that he was

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

Do you remember when we had the great internet meme of Venom being better than Watchmen? With some people getting rather serious about it, and Marvel

Two prominent comic book Matts, Matt Kindt and Matt Smith, are teaming up for a new five-issue series at explosive publisher BOOM! Studios in November.

As Spawn gets ready for its milestone 300th issue, Image Comics has revealed Jason Shawn Alexander's cover for Spawn #300. This is the latest of several

In last week's column, we thought the critical response to House of X #1 was a little bit out of control. This week, it seems people have gotten ahold of

Rod Lamberti of Rodman Comics writes weekly for Bleeding Cool. Find previous columns here. He writes: Here is the latest 25 hot comics list. A few

And there came a day, a day unlike other, when Earth's greatest heroes and heroines found themselves united against a common threat: the need to maximize

A preview of Aero #2 offers an interesting predicament for superhero human resources departments. Red Feather, leader of Triumph Division, wants to fire

House of X #2, the second issue of one half of the next era of X-Men prologue by Jonathan Hickman and Pepe Larraz, is hitting stores in two days, but

BUN&TEA is a new comics magazine from Bleating Heart Press featuring multiple serialized comics storylines along with all the standard accouterments

It looks like Marvel means business when it comes to Jonathan Hickman's mission of returning the X-Men to their proper place of prominence as the greatest

This could be the worste timing, or the best timing, depending on how your marketing head positions itself. But Brandon Rhiness, Carlos Trigo, Przemyslaw

The Champions are having some problems... and we're not just talking about the book's unfortunate and untimely cancellation with issue #10. With various

Dan DiDio looks to have had a fun time playing with his Kong doll at San Diego Comic-Con. If he didn't see the convention from a distance, and position

I only accidentally browsed into this one, but it was worthwhile. Paul Levitz, former president and publisher of DC Comics posted on Facebook in the wake