Comics Archives

Today sees the publication of Superman #28 by Peter J Tomasi, Patrick Gleason, Scott Godlewski and Gabe Eltreb, and it is a "very special episode of

Luke Cage: Second Chances is far from perfect, but it has a lot of heart. The pacing is good, the characters are relatable, and the action is awesome.

Dane Styler wrote from San Diego Comic-Con for Bleeding Cool, Screenwriter, producer, novelist, and comics writer J. Michael Straczynskibelieves in

So about that Milestone revival... At San Diego Comic-Con last month, DC Comics Co-Publisher Jim Lee told panel attendees that the Milestone relaunch

Long term comic book creator and author Rich Tommaso took a childhood character to social media and was persuaded that, yes, there was an audience for

Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes, Hey fandom, this week we have our exclusive cover of God Country volume one by Donny Cates as

The Chip Zdarsky cover for Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #1, the blank sketch cover with a "How To Draw Spider-Man" on the back that goes

Reilly Brown's variant cover of Spider-Man #19 is the first mention that the Miles Morales iteration of Spider-Man will be in Marvel Vs Capcom: Infinite.

The Magneto Testament is a phenomenal piece of storytelling — haunting, emotional, beautiful, and one of the best pieces of comic book literature out there.

In Batman #28 by Tom King, Mikel Janin and June Chung, published tomorrow, fans will get the Deadshot vs. Deathstroke showdown they've wanted for ages.

Comic creators everywhere have been showing their support for Marvel's women creators with the hashtag #MakeMineMilkshake. Now DC Comics has joined in.

Comic book publisher and now film, TV and game producer IDW has a new string to its bow -  IDW Digital Studio. But what do the producers of Wynonna Earp

As part of next month's Baltimore Comic-Con, the inaugural Mike Wieringo Comic Book Industry Awards will be presented on September 23rd. The initial

We have exclusive extended previews for Grumpy Cat/Garfield #1, Turkok #1, Swordquest #2 and Green Hornet '66 Meets The Spirit #2.

Creator's Commentary - Pete Woods on Project Superpowers: Hero Killers #3 with writer Ryan Browne from Dynamite Entertainment.

Mat Nastos is a semi-familiar face on the comic con circuit. As a writer and artist, he's had a few comic book stories published, including by DC Comics,

Marvel's Charles Soule said on Twitter that Marvel won't hire people who insult their employees, but Spike Trotman pointed out that's not always the case.

Tom Brevoort teased on Twitter that the upcoming Marvel book 'Generations: The Thunder' will give some more info on the 1,000,000 BC Avengers.

Dynamite has announced that Chris Sebela and Jonathan Lau will team on a new series featuring the character Agent 47 from the Hitman game franchise.

I loved Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets when I saw it the other week. I've read criticism of the plot, characters and lead actors, but I think

It's coming up on four years since Geoff Johns was given the mandate to limit his monthly output of books to just 2 and as a result cut his run on Aquaman

Rod Lamberti of Rodman Comics discusses how the announcements from San Diego Comic-Con will affect comic store sales and more.

Fantom Comics did something quite different over the weekend: Responding to the lack of merch for the film so far, they held a Black Panther fashion show.

For Christmas this year, Joe Books is adapting the short 'The Nightmare Before Christmas: As Told by Emoji' into a comic book of its very own.

Commissioned posters for 'The Dark Tower' by artist Jae Lee, who was behind Marvel's comic adaptation of the Stephen King novel, are now available to buy.

Bleeding Cool learned this weekend that Simon Furman was going to be co-writing Robotech with Brian Wood for Titan Comics. But ahead of the release of the

Pulp era icons The Green Hornet and Will Eisner's The Spirit are spotlighted in a new comiXology sale from Dynamite Entertainment.

Review for Iceman #3 by Sina Grace, Alessandro Vitti and Rachelle Rosenberg from Marvel Comics. The gay X-Man faces his biggest battle yet: family dinner!

Marvel Comics has let go their Executive Vice President and General Manager, Peter Philips, who started at the comic book publisher in 2011.

Groo: Play of the Gods continues to be another classic adventure of Groo the Wanderer brushing up against grand plans that he will most certainly mess up.