Comics Archives

Those who have been regularly reading the various comics bestseller charts will see some interesting differences between digital and print sales.

This weekend Bleeding Cool ran a collection of all of the Retailer Exclusive Variant covers we could, only for Dan Slott himself to drop into our comments.

The Raid returns to, and now it's a comic. Teja is a police officer imprisoned after trying to arrest Bejo. Can he get help from Rama? Is it a good read?

Ryan and Johnny are on a beer run when the Leviathan, a giant fire-breathing monster, comes from nowhere and attacks their apartment. Is it a good read?

The Seeds tells the story of a world split by a wall and half the society wishing to live without technology. Does it make for a good read?

Weapon X is under attack by both the Winter Guard of Russia as well as Warpath. James has a bone to pick with Sabretooth. Is it a good read?

Deathstroke ambushes Batman in his own home, and a bloody duel begins as their allies try to stop it. Adeline wants it to continue. Is it a good read?

Green Arrow, Black Canary, and Arsenal are working against a landlord named Jubal Slade when someone known as the Citizen gets involved. Is it a good read?

Considering some of the complaints about a number of shows I have heard, many might be wise to consider picking up one or two tips from Nine Worlds.

Nightwing is under attack from the Terminals, robots sent to kill the hero. Plus, Batgirl is struggling to stop an assassination. Is it a good read?

Marvel Comics has asked the US Trademark board for an extension of time to oppose two separate trademark applications that are doing very similar things.

The Green Lanterns have been spread apart, cornered, and their own rings may be turning against them. Can the Corps survive? Is it a good read?

Valiant has released a first look preview of Faith: Dreamside #1, the first issue in the mini-series that helps kick off Valiant's 'Beyond' initiative. 

Archie Comics has released their weekly previews for August 8th, consisting of just one book (quality over quantity?): Archie Jumbo Comics Digest #291.

Havok, Beast, Banshee, and Warpath fight off the Reavers in their bid to unite a new Astonishing X-Men. Next is Colossus and Dazzler. Is it a good read?

Storm of the X-Men is called back to her old home in Africa after the apparent death of her adopted mother. Does it make for a good read?

A solid comic that builds its world split off into different areas that will no doubt now go on to conquer -- but it as a reader, it feels more homogenised.

Fantastic Four #1 doesn't begin with the story. Instead, the inside page and the following three pages are dedicated to the memory of Steve Ditko.

It's been a long journey since for Todd Matthy. Now published by Dynamite, he's talking through Robots vs. Princesses #1, out last week.

Apparently that grand gesture that unsold Batman #50 covers could be returned to DC Comics isn't fully accurate, without some begging.

After previously talking about Marvel restrictions on creating new mutant book characters, it looks like Chris Claremont has someone new for October.

Josh Hoopes calls himself a Targeted Individual, and you can read his complaints about being such on his Facebook page. But this may have something to do

Look what popped through the letterbox courtesy of Federal Express about an hour ago... Fantastic Four #1 by Dan Slott, Sara Pichelli, and Marte Gracia.

The Immortal Hulk has been spotted in South Dakota. Jacqueline McGee partners with the Sasquatch to find Bruce Banner. Is it a good read?

Ant-Man and the Wasp are caught at separate subatomic frequencies but find a way back home. Or do they? Are they really back on Earth? Is it a good read?

The Inhumans are counting the dead from New Arctilan while Black Bolt prepares for his meeting with the Kree. Is it a good read?

Recapping everything that happened in every X-Men comic published last week and having some fun along the way (not all at Greg Land's expense).

Sci-fi and fantasy author Robert B. Warren submitted the following op/ed, titled "Hand-Me-Down Culture," to Bleeding Cool: Growing up in the Deep South,

We had a great Rod Deals on July 14th. Best sales day of the year so far. How is that? How did we beat out sales from Free Comic Book Day? Easily, actually.

Identity badges at comic cons usually double as your ticket into the show. But at Nine Worlds Geekfest next weekend, you can learn a lot more.