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We mentioned that House Of X #2 had gone to a third printing, with a new cover by Declan Shalvey presenting one of the moments within the issue in a new

Earlier this week, Bleeding Cool posted a piece that suggested that the pulping of Superman #14 and Supergirl #33 may have been down to a differing ethnic

By Olly MacNamee It wasn’t that long ago when there were concerns raised about the glut of comic conventions across Britain, but with news of Showmasters’

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

Last year, Marvel TV producer Joe Pokaski told Bleeding Cool that he would like a TV Cloak & Dagger crossover with Runaways, pointing out that this

The solicits for Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #12 have certainly been in the wars. Initially it was solicited thus: FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD SPIDER-MAN

When Marvel Comics published Fearless #1, Bleeding Cool reported that it was 'an Actual Feminist Polemic' but that Marvel Fanboys would want it anyway,

Earlier this week, Bleeding Cool posted a piece that suggested that the pulping of Superman #14 and Supergirl #33 may have been down to a differing ethnic

Marvel has released a trailer for the upcoming Spider-Man comic by J.J. Abrams, J.J. Abrams' kid, and Sara Pichelli. The comic, which pits the

Global entertainment superstar Donny Cates is the hottest writer in comic, but is he bigger than the Beatles? Based on the turnout for a signing featuring

Marvel Comics #1000 features a couple of scenes without Marvel Universe characters. One with Miracleman and Miraclewoman reading the first Marvel Comics

Amy Chu has a Writer's Commentary ready to go on Kiss: The End #4, out now from Dynamite. Let me know if you have one ready to go as well. She writes...

And it's retailers! Retailers are buying all the Something is Killing the Children #1s! Following Bleeding Cool's report earlier this week on the comic's

It took half a century or so, but Marvel Comics has finally managed to figure out how to improve on the motion comic technology that debuted in the 1960s

Explosive publisher BOOM! Studios has announced a new five-issue Magicians mini-series from creator Lev Grossman, writer Lilah Sturges, and artist Pius

Loot Crate was the monthly subscription service that launched an industry amongst the geek demographic, upturned the comic book industry, doubled the

After decades of staying silent on the subject, Archie Comics characters Archie and Jughead have finally let their opinions be known on global carbon

Last month, Bleeding Cool reported on the cancellation two hours ahead of a public library event in Leander, Texas with comics creator Lilah Sturges in

Dark Horse Comics has announced a new volume of Nexus from Mike Baron and Steve Rude coming this February in both a regular and deluxe edition. Nexus, of

No, Image Comics is not getting into genealogy. The Family Tree is a comic about a girl who transforms into a tree, which is upsetting to her parents, who

It seems to be Todd McFarlane Day in Bleeding Cool today. For no obvious reason. Anyway, talking of which, here's a look at seven pages from Spawn #300...

Rob Liefeld does not own Youngblood. He hasn't owned Youngblood for some time. He sold to Rip Media a fair few years ago, and they recently sold it to

You may have read on Bleeding Cool about the Graphite Comics app, a free-with-ads-or-pay-with-no-ads digital comics distributor. And now, it seems, a

Pulled from DC’s upcoming November solicitations (going live at 2pm PT/5pm ET/10pm BST tomorrow) we have the Superman/Batman related one-shotsolicits

As Jason Shawn Alexander approaches the 300th issue of Spawn (and yes it is a bit of a Todd McFarlane day today on Bleeding Cool), he has announced his

Comic book journalist and historian Daniel Best is serialising certain chapters from his book The World Versus Todd McFarlane and I suddenly realise I

Spawn #300 hit Final Order Cut-Off last weekend, and there were plenty of covers for retailers to up their orders on. And they did. Even though they din;t

Event Leviathan saw its third issue published yesterday. The identity of Leviathan is still up in the air. Bleeding Cool had previously run the idea that

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

The UK is in one hell of a holding pattern at the moment as the country awaits the financial outcome of Brexit and its effects on leaving of the EU on the