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Headlocked, the pro wrestling comic created by Michael Kingston (read our interview with him here), is bringing out the big guns for New York Comic Con.

DC Comics are putting a lot of Aquaman stuff right now. A big Justice League event and a Suicide Squad event simultaneously as well as a Mera graphic

Last month, comic book writer and artist and lawyer, Rod Underhill died of a heart attack. Clydene Nee writes, Sept 7th, our good friend Rod Underhill

Shatterstar is getting his own solo series, launching this week, which means the Liefeldian character can finally get back to doing what he does best...

Oh Professor Xavier! It seems the X-Men founder's storyline is a nonstop cycle of death (or faked death) followed by returns only to die (or fake his

Comic book writer Tom King took part in a conversation with 11 O'Clock Comics recently, where he discusses Heroes in Crisis, Batman, Swamp Thing Winter

We reported that it was happening. Then that it was really happening. And this week it is actually happening. Marvel Comics are actually publishing the

Erik Burnham has a Writer's Commentary on Red Sonja #21, recently published by Dynamite. Erik Burnham here, with a little commentary for Red Sonja #21 --

Looks like Diamond Comic Distributor's President Steve Geppi may have started a little early with his Godfather getup. But participating comic stores will

Things to do in London in September… if you like comics, of course. Exhibitions followed by events... let us know if we missed any, Exhibitions: The Art

Marvel licensing the rights to all-ages versions of some of their more popular characters to IDW Entertainment cause all sorts of headlines, wondering if

Ever since Avengers and X-Men AXIS, we've seen a kinder, gentler Sabretooth. And though Sabretooth has done his best to keep the new Weapon X-Force team

The Swedish Comic Academy have decided to award Neal Adams with their prestigious Gold Adamson Award. The Adamson award is named after a comic character

This Wednesday is the moment we've all been waiting for: the return, once again, of the greatest writer in the history of comics, Chris Claremont.

Vamperonica will no longer be drawn by Greg Smallwood, but Greg Scott and Matt Herns. Greg, who wrote and drew the first three issues of the series, with

New York Comic-Con is coming. This week will no doubt be huge. And things will get lost in the churn. Such as the upcoming FOC date for Ice Cream Man #8

Steve Geppi owns Diamond Comic Distributors, 100% and is its President. The company that has exclusive contracts to distribute Marvel, DC, Image, Dark

Mustache-twirling Marvel X-Editor Jordan White took to Twitter to celebrate the weekly international holiday of X-Men Monday this week, and he had a major

Spanish comic book artist, Carlos Ezquerra, best known for co-creating 2000AD's Judge Dredd, where he defined the character, has died, after being

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

By Devon Sanders I wish I could remember just how many Baltimore Comic-Cons I’ve attended. I know it’s been quite a few. DC area had its share of comics

There may be one dead Joker in the upcoming Adventures Of The Secret Sons and another in Batman Damned but there are some semi-fond reminiscences in this

Man, you can't pick up a DC comic book of late without the Joker being dead, any one of three of him. Well, in this week's Adventures Of The Super Sons #3

We haven't had a new comic book universe in quite some time. back in the nineties, it felt we had one every week as cross-continuity became the new spot

29-year-old Chad Bergström is a YouTuber known online as Chadtronic, who focuses on Nintendo-based content. A YouTube channel with 580,000 subscribers and

This is the Top Ten Bleeding Cool Bestseller List, as compiled by a number of comic stores from their sales on Wednesday and Thursday. It measures what

There's not many things in the comics industry from the past decade that bother us more than what Marvel has done to our beloved Cyclops. First,

Welcome to Lying In The Gutters, Bleeding Cool’s weekly runaround of the most popular stories on the site through the week. This week we said goodbye to

Lowell Dean writes, Superheroes and comic books are a passion of mine. First it was Superman and Batman, then Spiderman and the X-Men. As a child I was

Mike W Barr is the co-creator of the DC comic book series The Outsiders with Jim Aparo, for which they created a number of new characters, now staples of