Tomorrow sees the publication of Titans #27 and Red Hood: Outlaw #27. Both featuring the reaction of the Titans and Red Hood to the death of Roy Harper,
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First of all, in 1999, The Goon by Eric Powell was published by Bleeding Cool's owner, Avatar Press. Those issues go for quite a pretty penny. Then it was
The winners of the Diamond Retailer Best Practice Awards: Fall 2018 were selected by retailers and were revealed on the Thursday morning of New York Comic
Courtesy of Adam Wolfe for Bleeding Cool, a live cosplay band from New York Comic Con - all your crossovers have come true...
Sofia Annunziata wrote from New York Comic Con for Bleeding Cool, There were loads of new announcements at the Marvel Comics Next Big Thing Panel! A new
Adam Wolfe writes from New York Comic Con, You can always count on the Fandom Fantasy Food Truck (or F.F.F.T. because I am simply not writing that every
Courtesy of Adam Wolfe, Amanda Gurall, Richard Epstein, Jason Borelli for Bleeding Cool - and why not check other cosplay galleries on Bleeding Cool over
Octavio Karbank writes Do you remember the first comic book you ever read? Can you recall the feel of the paper on your fingers? While the stories are
John Hitchen, longtime General Manager at Diamond UK, died last week. After a two-year battle with a serious medical issue, he passed away on October 5th.
Another superstar artist has joined the ongoing war being fought on the battlefield of Uncanny X-Men variants. Marco Djurdjevic has weighed in with his
Comic book creators Matt Fitch and Chris Baker have been chronicling their adventures in New York Comic Con, pushing their graphic novel Apollo frok
Tomorrow sees the release of Venom #7 from Marvel Comics. Some copies are not like the others. They come with an additional tongue. This is one of Marvel
Courtesy of Bleeding Cool's Senior Walmart Correspondent Ian Melton, a look at the Swamp Thing Hallowe'en 100 Page Giant Special which hit Walmarts this
Writer Ian Rankin, poet Simon Armitage, Sandman's Dave McKean and the Walking Dead's Charlie Adlard are amongst creators collaborating on an international
Welcome to the daily Lying In The Gutters. A runaround yesterday’s news on the site and what we might expect today. You can sign up to receive it as an
Secret Empire. Nick Spencer's magnum opus is still a sore spot for many Marvel fans, one of the few events in recent comics history that seemed to equally
Have you ever wondered how Ms. Marvel's embiggening powers work? Her friend Bruno has been theorizing on it, and in this week's Ms. Marvel #35, he finally
Have you ever wondered what it might look like if Zack Snyder directed a Spider-Man movie? What if he wrote a Spider-Man comic? If he did, we might see
Things aren't going so well for Laura in the pages of her newly relaunched title, X-23. Outsmarted by the Cuckoos, led by the evil resurrected spirit of
It takes guts for a 79-year-old character to rock fishnet, but nobody ever accused Namor the Submariner of lacking fashion courage. The King of Atlantis
One of the great wrongs in comics has finally been righted! In 1990, Larry Hama took over Wolverine's ongoing for an epic run, beginning with a 2-year
Well, we had a busy New York Comic Con. It is possible that you may have missed some of our coverage. What with the occasional outage and ... well, so
Well, we had a busy New York Comic Con. It is possible that you may have missed some of our coverage. What with the occasional outage and ... well, so
Well, we had a busy New York Comic Con. It is possible that you may have missed some of our coverage. What with the occasional outage and ... well, so
Well, we had a busy New York Comic Con. It is possible that you may have missed some of our coverage. What with the occasional outage and ... well, so
It's X-Men Monday, but Marvel Editor Jordan White, perhaps still reeling from last week's stunning Cyclops shocker, or maybe just exhausted after New York
( Editor's note: Mike Carey gives his Writer's Commentary on Barbarella #10 on sale now from Dynamite. He writes:) So here we are, at the mid-point of the
Blink is used to interdimensional time travelling from her years of experience with the Exiles, but things appear to be getting a little bit Quantum Leapy
Following the bestselling debut of X-Men Black, Marvel's weekly October one-shot event, last week with Chris Claremont's return on X-Men Black: Magneto,
Bleeding Cool broke the news about Brian Bendis' Wonder Comics line at New York Comic Con, before it all got officially announced. Well here is a reminder