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The DC solicitation for Sideways #6 says: SIDEWAYS #6 (W) Justin Jordan, Dan DiDio (A/CA) Kenneth Rocafort Thanks to his dimension-hopping powers, Derek

The launch of Amazing Spider-Man at a $6 price point by Nick Spencer and Ryan Ottley is piling on the re-orders with a Spider-Man launch party.

Marvel Comics Every month, Marvel offers retailers the chance to commission exclusive covers for certain titles — as long as they order thousands of

Immortal Hulk #1, Astonishing X-Men #12, Deadpool #1, Doctor Strange #1 and Infinity Countdown: Captain Marvel #1 have all sold out and gone to second

This summer, Batman is getting married to Catwoman. And in Batman Wedding Prelude: Nightwing vs. Hush we found out a vital part of this upcoming ceremony.

It appears that Skottie Young and Simone Bianchi will be joining the solicited Sara Pichelli as artists on the new launch issue of Fantastic Four #1.

US celebrity chef and television personality Anthony Bourdain was found dead in his hotel room, aged 61. CNN has reported it as a confirmed suicide.

Cloak and Dagger showrunner Joe Pokaski says that the initials on the towels seen in the first episode on Freeform are an Easter egg.

Next week will see the release of Diamond's figures for comic book store direct market orders in May 2018.

Dazzler her music career, but an Inhuman hate group made up of mutants are trying to gatekeep her concerts. Is it a good read?

Don't be fooled by the EXCLUSIVE contract he's got, he's still, he's still Matty from the Block! Yes, we're playing superstar writer Matthew Rosenberg's

Ant-Man hitches a ride back home to Earth with the help of the Wasp, but things go awry and they both end up in the Microverse. Is it a good read?

A new reporter stirs trouble at the Daily Planet while the Man of Steel himself battles Toyman in Coast City. Is it a good read?

Earlier today, Bleeding Cool told you that DC Comics were allowing comic book retailers to sell Batman #50 at midnight on Tuesday the 3rd of July, rather

BOOM! Studios has announced a brand new mini-series from the creative team of writer Phillip Kennedy Johnson and artist Flaviano.

Jim Starlin may be done working with Marvel Editorial, but the superstar creator of Thanos and more is teaming up with Ominous Press.

Wrestling comics is getting a subgenre of its own with The Luchaverse, a shared comics universe featuring top Lucha Libre stars and icons from Chido Comics.

Wonder Woman has been transported away from Earth by the Star Sapphires. They need her help fighting a dark god of love. Is it a good read?

Bathroom Bulletins has learned that North American comics monopoly Diamond hopes to continue shipping badly damaged orders to comic book retailers.

We're not quite sure exactly how this will work, but popular movie riffing phenomenon Mystery Science Theater 3000 is coming to comics, courtesy of a new

A week and a bit ago, from the 25th to the 27th of May, ReedPOP Expo ran the first MCM London Comic Con under their auspices.

Valiant Entertainment has announced a new publishing initiative that will launch later this year with three new series and one super-mega-crossover event.

Who are the Asgardians of the Galaxy? Marvel sent out a press release revealing exactly who they are. And yes, one of them is a frog. What of it?!

Frank Cho is creating his own exclusive cover for Batman #50 selling in his own store -- a triple-interlocking variant cover.

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool pointed out a page mix-up in the Green Lantern/Green Arrow: Hard Working Heroes Deluxe Edition, published that same day.

Creative teams will be drawn from "bold voices across various entertainment backgrounds including novels, games, television, comics and more."

Check out these upcoming DC Comics covers! As ever, you may have seen some of them – but you won’t have seen most of them…

Where Brian Michael Bendis goes, David Mack will follow. And so we have four variant covers for his Action Comics and Superman covers.

DC Comics is running a new TV ad for the hardcover collection of their Dark Knights: Metal hardcover.

Marvel Comics is hoping to explain soccer to Americans with the only thing less popular in America than soccer: comic books.