World of Tanks: Citadel takes us to the Russian front in World War II. It's 1943, and the Germans are making another push into the country after the defeat at Stalingrad. Does it make for a good read?
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Deadwood Dick is a pulp Western character who appears in 19th-century dime novels written by Edward Lytton Wheeler. The character was picked up more recently by novelist and comic book writer, Joe Lansdale -- and now that work is going to be adapted into comic book form by Italian publisher Sergio Bonelli Editore.
We recently ran a piece from Rod Lamberti of Rodman Comics on the pain of ordering comic books with variant covers. But what's worse is when you don't even know what that cover will look like. Even at the Final Order Cut-Off level.
Last year, Neal Adams was awarded the 2017 IP Champions Award for Excellence In Creativity from the US Chamber of Commerce in Washington. We now have the
Though Harrow County, the Dark Horse series by Cullen Bunn and Tyler Crook, may soon be coming to an end, the mad scientists at Dark Horse have found a
In a move so generous we won't even accuse them of doing it to spike sales numbers, Marvel has announced plans to ship Avengers: Infinity War themed
Wednesday approaches, and your local comic store beckons you. What should you buy? What is worthy of your time and money? Bleeding Cool's Comics for Your Pull Box is here to help you find out.
Dynamite has sent us exclusive extended previews for Barbarella #6, Dejah Thoris #4, Xena #4, Savage Tales: Vampirella One-Shot, and more.
Comic Book Wins and Losses returns after a week hiatus, and not a moment too soon! There is a lot to dissect from the past week. Which were wins? Which were losses? You'll have to read here.
DC Comics doesn't appear to have announced that Frank Cho is drawing a variant cover for Batman #48. But he is. Maybe it will be a nice surprise. Anyway, here are the inks!
The previous Venom creative team before tomorrow's Marvel Fresh Start relaunch were Mike Costa and Mark Bagley. We noted in a review of Venom #1 by Donny
We mentioned how French publisher Glenat was publishing new adaptations of Robert E. Howard's Conan stories. While Marvel Comics had paid a hefty sum,
Last week, Bleeding Cool Rumourmonger-in-Chief Rich Johnston correctly reported that X-Men Gold would launch an Extermination backup strip in last week's
The fate of Susan, of The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe has presented CS Lewis' fans with a bit of a dilemma in the way she is dismissed as a character,
There's a trope known as 'The Villain Has A Point'. Classic comic book-related examples include Magneto, Ozymandias and in the recent Black Panther movie,
Last week's Death Of Glory #1 by Rick Remender and Bengal from Image Comics seemed to have done rather well. Including making it into the Bleeding Cool
DC Comics will be sending out promotional posters to comic book stores, one a week, through the month, to help promote a series of product launches. 30th
They may have been given away for free. But that doesn't mean they will always be that way. Here's a look at the prices that Free Comic Book Day titles
Hot Lunch Special is a new comic book by Eliot Rahal and Jorge Fornes launching from AfterShock Comics in August A midwestern noir series
Once upon a time, there was an artist called Todd McFarlane. Called upon to design the character of Venom, the black Spider-Man symbiotic alien suit now
Elena Abbott has been fired from her reporter job, but she is still digging into the rash of missing young black men in Detroit. Will she be able to get to the bottom of it? Is it a good read?
Doctor Star seeks out the help of the aliens he rescued years ago to cure his son, but he discovers these aliens made an entire law enforcement organization based off of him. What does this mean for Star and his son? Is it a good read?
The creative team behind the Eisner-nominated Grass Kings is getting back together for a follow-up at BOOM! Studios. Matt Kindt and Tyler Jenkins
The Sex Criminals are at it again as Suzanne attempts to get to the bottom of her father's financial activities and Jon begins destroying his relationships left and right. Is it a good read?
The Zodiac Starforce, which was dealing with in-fighting because of Diana, is ambushed by Davos and Alice on their own ship. Can the Starforce defeat this threat? Is it a good read?
Bleeding Cool is always running stories about comic book stores closing down, but the comic book retail business isn't all bad news. We guess. Chicago's
This installment of Black Science finds Sara and Grant in a waystation in the Eververse where a woman breaks harsh truths about their past and future. Does it make for a good read?
Spawn is captured by the United States government and held in prison. He is interrogated, tortured, and abused. How will he escape? Is it a good read?
Another licensed comic based on a Disney property is on its way to stores in September, and once again, it won't be published by Marvel, the major comic book publisher Disney owns.
Marc Guggenheim as provided us a commentary track for Swashbucklers: The Saga Continues #2 he did with artist Andrea Mutti for Dynamite Entertainment