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Fulfilling their promise to debut a brand new slayer from history in every issue of their reimagined Buffy the Vampire Slayer, explosive publisher BOOM!
The Wicked + The Divine writer Kieron Gillen teams up with artist Stephanie Hans and letterer Clayton Cowles to debut another tale of real world meets
Where else can you find this many legends of pro wrestling in a single comic book? Well, besides Aubrey Sitterson and Chris Moreno's brilliant Comic Book
This was the solicited cover Patrick Gleason to Young Justice #1 from DC Comics. And the black-and-white variant. It was pointed out that while the team
Face front, true believers! Marvel Comics is celebrating the 25th anniversary of Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross's Marvels in the only way they know how: with a
A young woman tries to find help from a shape-shifting stranger in a world full of monsters, aliens, space zombies, and magical menace.
Following news that Conan the Barbarian will be joining the Avengers in March, Marvel has unveiled more Conan goodness with a new 5-issue mini-series from
Black Hammer is getting another spinoff, and this time, Nazis will most assuredly be punched! Jeff Lemire teams up with Ray Fawkes and Matt Kindt for a
A new monster-hunting hero arrives on the scene at Dark Horse Comics in February. Though it was not part of Dark Horse's February solicitations, the
In a move sure to wreak havoc on future reprint plans if Marvel ever gives up the rights again, Conan the Barbarian will be joining the Avengers this
We've got some disappointing news for Millerbronies, the hardcore fans of legendary comic book creator Frank Miller. Despite implications to the contrary,
Matthew Snyder writes, Welcome to the Comixology Bestseller list, your guide to see how well your favorite titles are selling digitally. Every week I'll
Every month, Marvel offers retailers the chance to commission exclusive covers for certain titles — as long as they order thousands of copies. It’s an
Tim Seeley's Writer's Commentary on Hack/Slash Vs Chaos #1, out now from Dynamite. Page 1: This is me returning to Hack/Slash form by making fun of
Unlike the Age Of X-Man secret blind bagged covers, Fantastic Four's Mystery Variant Covers, you'll actually be able to see on the shelf. Though, again,
Marvel Comics has sent thirteen comic books back to the printers for second prints after they have sold out from the publisher and distributor - though
Ken Hoffman, employee of one of America's largest comic book chains, Graham Crackers Comics - contributor to the weekly Bleeding Cool Bestseller List,
Marvel Comics is publishing a run of variant covers for the Age Of X-Man comic books that will be packaged in white polybags to keep the contents secret.
That's a turnaround for Marvel Comics. While claiming the leading comics marketshare in the North American direct market of late, their lead over DC
Bleeding Cool is hearing from previously reliable stories that Matt Fraction is to write a Lex Luthor comic for DC's Black Label? The Black Label imprint
People First Merseyside, a self-advocacy organisation run by - and for - adults with learning disabilities is having a charity fundraising run right now.
Unstoppable Wasp #4 was scheduled for the 2nd of January, a strong way for Nadia Van Dyne to enter the New Year. However while she may be Unstoppable, she
Well, that was fast. Regular Marvel Comics artist Kevin Libranda from the Philippines was solicited to draw the hit Marvel launch Ironheart #1, but on
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After discovering that they had accidentally left The Forgotten Queen in their other pants, Valiant Entertainment revealed a preview of the new series'
Explosive publisher BOOM! Studios has unveiled Matthew Taylor's cover to Buffy the Vampire Slayer #3, featuring Cordelia and Spike and a conflagration of
Greetings from the coal face of the direct comics market. Where retailers try to increase their orders of certain comics ahead of sale. Where supply and
In August, Marvel Comics were allowed to start publishing Fantastic Four comic books again. Dan Slott and (briefly) Sara Pichelli relaunched the title.
The dynamic comic-making duo of Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips will continue to make their comics EX-X-XCLUSIVELY for Image Comics for another five years,