Following a hospital visit earlier this month, Stan Lee has revealed via record video message that he is battling pneumonia, for which he needs more time
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Two years ago, Bleeding Cool expected DC Comics to announce a line of new Sandman spinoff titles at ECCC, the major comic con in Seattle. We had been
The current Metal event has reinvented and reintegrated the various incarnations of Hawkman over the decades, including the shared history with Sandman,
Marvel is about to have one of its regular relaunches. The last relaunch but two in 2015 was called the All-New All-Different Marvel Now relaunch that
There now follow spoilers for Spectacular Spider-Man #300, Action Comics #998, X-Men Blue #22, Terrifics #1, Iron Man #597, Avengers #682, Thanos #16,
One of the more mocked moments of the Batman Vs. Superman movie was the moment where Batman and Superman realise their mothers both have the same first
This summer sees Avengers: Infinity War hit cinemas. Starring... everyone. And acting as a sequel, threequel or fourquel to so many other films. But just
Spectacular Spider-Man #300, Terriifcs #1, Mera going solo, and more! As always there are plenty of comic offerings to put in your pull box. More details here.
Superstar artist Jock has revealed his Action Comics #1000 retailer exclusive variant cover, available in limited quantities and in several purchasing options from Forbidden Planet.
Legendary comic book writer, artist, publisher and activist, Neal Adams, writes, A friendly open letter to all comic book convention promoters. My family
The Pride Adventures #5 featuring guest writer Sina Grace has launched on Kickstarter, the first collection of new stories with The Pride characters since The Pride and The Pride Adventures were collected in Hardcover back in 2016.
Oni Press are bringing back the all-ages comic Banana Sunday by Paul Tobin and Colleen Coover with a brand-new color edition with colors by Rian Sygh.
Following up on last year's hit comic book/movie crossover, Clueless: Senior Year, writers Amber Benson and Sarah Kuhn and artist Siobhan Keenan are bringing Clueless back as a comic... AGAIN!
Elfquest: The Final Quest #24 will end a 40-year run of Wendy and Richard Pini's work, and we got to chat a bit with Elfmom and Elfpop about it.
We return to the world of Bloodborne and the city of Yharnam. The hunter makes their way to Old Yharnam, meeting the Blood-Starved Beast, other hunters, and a startling discovery. Is it a good read?
Dynamite has sent us exclusive extended previews for the new KISS/Army of Darkness #1 and Bettie Page #8 shipping this week.
Quantum and Woody reveal the mystery of the goat, and we experience a short reunion with their father...thanks to the goat. Is it a good read?
Ninjak's battle with the Valiant Universe continues as Bloodshot and X-O Manowar close in on him. Plus, Livewire approaches Eternal Warrior. Is it a good read?
In this issue of Improbable Previews, Marvel tried to slip this unlettered preview of X-Men Red #2 past us in a CBR interview, but we found it, and we've lettered it!
Mata Hari is on her way to being executed by the French government, and she looks back on the various points in her life, particularly the trial that led her here, her childhood, and some of her career. Is it a good read?
The 2 biggest Dragon Con cosplay photoshoots have been (for now) called off, due to growth and changes impacting coordination.
Pumpkinhead returns when a pair of children are killed in a hit-and-run perpetrated by a skinhead. The local police are trying to investigate the murder, but the family of the deceased summon a demon of vengeance to deal with the killer. Is it a good read?
We asked last week if there was to be a new Hulk #1 from Marvel Comics in June. There is. We also suggested it might be being drawn by Joe Bennett. It is.
The partnership of Buckler and Vinegar Teeth continues. The monster wants to make friends with Buckler, but the old policeman is bitter and aggressive. Is it a good read?
We mentioned that quite a lot of Fantastic Four collections had been solicited in Marvel's May 2018 solicits after a veritable dearth for months. Well, you can add a few more.
Last week, it was revealed in the DC Comics title Green Lanterns that Night Pilot, a superhero character who had briefly dated the Green Lantern Simon Baz
On Friday, Bleeding Cool ran an article about Diamond's new Pull Box system, encouraging comic shop customers to manage their orders digitally. Brian, of Manage Comics, wasn't happy, so he wrote to us.
Jack Kirby is a character who exists in the Marvel Universe. But what of DC Comics? Well, Jack Kirby was doing this schtick back in the 1940s, including the first issue of The Boy Commandos.
It was the recent launch of the DC Ink line that irked me a little, Lauren Myracle reporting that her editor Bobbie Chase had scolded her for writing a
I swear, this will stop getting later and later. Solicits and other distractions late last week prevented me from getting to this sooner. Plus, I had to