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Last week, an argument over the interpretation of sight lines on a comic book cover broke out. The kind of things artistic scholars have debated for

Look, he hasn't needed to use it since renouncing his U.S. citizenship, making Truth, Justice, and the American Way up for grabs!

At the ComicsPRO meeting of comic book retailers at Charlotte, North Carolina a couple of weeks ago, DC Comics publisher Dan DiDio talked to assembled

He's the best he is at what he does, and what he does is in this particular case is a stab Nazis to death with his adamantium claws.

At the ComicsPRO meeting of comic book retailers at Charlotte, North Carolina a couple of weeks ago, DC Comics publisher Dan DiDio talked to assembled

Mindless killing machine clones of X-23 may seem like an evil idea, but in silicon valley, it could be the subject of the next big bidding war!

Ego the Living Planet is seeing permanent damage done to his ecosystem thanks to the pollution caused by the titular Asgardians of the Galaxy.

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

In this preview of next week's Hunted kickoff, Kraven uses Black Cat as a prop to get inside the head of male hero Spider-Man.

Welcome to the mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Keep an eye on #DCWeekend... and thanks to BC poster

Witness the death of the Punisher in this preview of next week's issue... unless all is not as it seems!

When people are dying in a small town in Alaska, do you blame it on the guy constantly talking about how good he is at stabbing stuff, or innocent bears?

Dazzler reinvents herself once again as a member of Apocalypse and the X-Tracts in this preview of next week's issue.

Bleeding Cool has details of three new DC Super Hero Girls books out later this year. There are two novels by Erica David out on September 3rd,Fierce

Will next week's comic serve as a cautionary tale about the dangers of excess and the importance of excercising good judgment in the line of duty?

There's a bunch of big books coming through from DC Comics towards the end of the year Absolutes, Omnibuses, Deluxes and the like... here are a few of

It's tough to find the right balance for revisiting superhero origin stories. Superhero movies tend to do it too often, and there's no shortage of comics

If DC Comics are repackaging Blue Beetle and Question comics as The Road To Watchmen, then this must be the Defenestration To The Street Below Watchmen.

Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) is currently planned for February in 2020. But it looks as if before then, DC Comics

  This was the released cover for the upcoming DC Ink graphic novel Black Canary: Ignite by Meg Cabot and Cara McGee... But it looks like they've

The original Flash, Jay Garrick, created by Gardner Fox and Harry Lampert first appeared in Flash Comics #1, published in November 1939. And this

Kirk Scroggs is the writer and illustrator of the Snoop Troop books, It Came From Beneath the Playground and Attack of the Ninja Potato Clones, as well as

It appears Steve Rogers has been making an effort to keep up with the times... sort of... in this preview of next week's issue.

  Super Sons: The Polar Shield project by Ridley Pearson and Ileana Gonzalez is out in April from DC's new kids imprint, Zoom. Featuring Damian

Why bother explaining why things don't make sense in Marvel continuity when you can just claim it happened in a tie-in that doesn't exist?!

Lately it seems like there aren't any sons without daddy issues in comics, so this scene from a preview of next week's Winter Soldier is welcome.

We have a cover and a date for the collection of the delayed Frank Miller and John Romita Black Label series, Superman: Year One. And it's November.

While running away from the Runaways with Alex, 13-year-old Molly is accosted on public transit by an adult creep in this preview.

DC Comics continue to squeeze blood out of a stone regarding Watchmen. The twelve-issue comic book by Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons and Jeremy Higgins was

The Superman and Batman stories from the DC Walmart Exclusive 100-Page Giant comics will be collected and published in $25 hardcovers towards the end of