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Forever Nerdy: Living My Dorky Dreams and Staying Metal is the first memoir volume by comedian, actor, and writer Brian Posehn, with a foreword by Patton

At MCM London Comic-Con a couple of weekends ago, Chris Claremont was holding court with his many British fans talking about his X-Men work, past, present

X-Men Monday is, perhaps, the most important weekly Twitter hashtag holiday in all of comics, so the world was shocked and disappointed yesterday when

A new team of superheroes-turned-villains, one of the most fearsome ever assembled, can be seen in a preview of Justice League #11, released this week by

Patricia Mastricolo of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund is reminding comic book readers about the variety of electoral positions up for grabs in today's

You may have seen the first two pages of tomorrow's Shatterstar #2 by Tim Seeley and Carlos Villa. It has become a metatextual look at the demands upon

The first time there were rumours that Dan DiDio was to be fired from DC Comics, it was eleven years ago, in 2007. At the time I scotched them, writing,

So, America appears to be holding elections today. Looks like, anyway. Some stores are making offers - as mentioned earlier in The Daily LITG, Anyone

Welcome to the daily Lying In The Gutters. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Top five read stories yesterday: Batman Writer Tom King Says

It's the fifth of November. As I write this, I am surrounded by the sounds of fireworks, carrying across South West London. It is Bonfire Night, the night

Following up on the successful Wolverine: The Long Night scripted podcast, Marvel and Stitcher have announced a second season, titled Wolverine: The Lost

Neil Gibson writes, Just finished London MCM Comic Con and we’re proud again in the number of people who failed our challenge. Indeed, it’s always fun to

Panini Comics Italia used Lucca Comics & Games in Tuscany this weekend to announced a number of new series, including Space Opera. The latest work of

In recent week's, Bleeding Cool has made a point of listing Marvel's hardcover liquidation list. This, the third list, is meant to be a consolidation of

Matthew Taylor's Mondo prints usually sell from $50 to $100. But his next work should cost a little less. $3.99, for covers to Boom Studios' Buffy The

Have you ever wanted to appear in a Marvel comic book? You may soon get your wish, thanks to superstar writer Charles Soule. Soule took to Twitter over

Superstar comic book writer (and former CIA agent) Tom King is talking politics ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections in the United States. Always

Pádraig Ó Méalóid writes, On Tuesday the 30th of October, after nearly ten years of writing it, on and off, I finally published Poisoned Chalice: The

So, it is the midterm elections in the USA tomorrow. Held in November every four years, near the midpoint of a president's four-year term of office, and

Valiant Entertainment have revealed some of their plans for February 2019. Launching that month will be a new four-issue mini-series called The Forgotten

From November 30th to January 5th, 2019, Marc Breyne and Alain Huberty will be exhibiting the work of Milo Manara in their Chatelain gallery in Brussels.

David Murphy - 911 was a five issue mini-series published by Panini Italia in 2008 and 2009, a satirical action comic book by Roberto Recchioni and Matteo

Elite Comics in Overland Park Kansas is celebrating its 25th anniversary by raising $25,000 for the Children's Mercy Hospital Holiday Toy Drive. In that

Comics and Cards Inc, formerly JJ's Comics & Cards, of Albany, Georgia and Tifton, Georgia, and familiar to Bleeding Cool readers, have announced they

Welcome to the daily Lying In The Gutters. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Top five read stories from yesterday The Death of Civility in

Rod Lamberti of Rodman Comics writes weekly for Bleeding Cool. Find previous columns here. At times I need to get out of my own way. Currently we have a

Archie Comics has released a preview for Archie 1941 #3 ahead of Monday's Final Order Cutoff, and, like most Archie previews, it comes with a few panels

The Hulk isn't exactly known for being friendly, and even less so in his latest "immortal" incarnation. But does he have to be so impolite as well? Okay,

After a failed attempt to get readers to accept them as a replacement for the X-Men, Marvel has finally given up and decided to kill off the Inhumans in

The penultimate issue of Extermination came out this week, which means bloodthirsty writer Ed Brisson is running out of time to devastate X-Men fans by