Former Image Comics brand manager David Brothers has joined San Francisco based manga and anime publisher Viz Media as an editor. Publishers
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Courtesy of Diamond Comic Distributors, here are the nominees for the Diamond Gem Awards of 2017, to be voted on by comic book retailers in the direct
Madman creator Mike Allred has designed the CBLDF poster/print image for the free speech activist comic book charity to raise funds in 2018. Reprising the
Four days ago, Bleeding Cool told you that Marvel Comics were making all of the Marvel Legacy lenticular cover variants available to all retailers who had
Opening tomorrow, in sight of Donald Trump's Mar-A-Lago club, is a new exhibition of Shannon Wheeler's collection of cartoons based on Donald Trump's
Juan Soria has been recruited to the Suicide Squad as cannon fodder to take bullets for the main crew. This is the worst day of his life. Does it make for a good read though?
Frost makes a decision that will impact the future of the Justice League of America. A mysterious force has made her more afraid of her powers than ever before, and this same force has used her to enter our world. Is it a good read?
At the end of last week's Captain America, Stev Rogers found himself frozen in ice, one more time. Paralleling Fitz' journey in Agents Of SHIELD right
Marvel is moving the needle once again by reusing old Jim Lee art for a variant cover. This time around, an old Lee drawing of Captain America has been
We are to get the Death of the Mighty Thor this year. Well, the death of any Asgardian in battle is cause for celebration, apparently. Maybe that's how Marvel Comics is justifying its Mighty Thor Variant Cover Programme showcasing different key moments celebrating Jane Foster’s run as Thor.
Marvel Comics has three titles that have sold out at distributor level and is going to second print on three titles published last week.
Quake Champions has had its fourth and final issue cancelled. But not to worry for those comic book readers enjoying the series — the contents of that final issue have been merged with the third issue.
The comics in Alex Schumacher's Defiling the Literati are short, but they are remarkably straightforward. The entire book will make you stop and think — and maybe even change your perspective on the world.
The Astonishing X-Men must deal with the possible return of Professor Xavier from the Astral Plane as well as the loss of Fantomex in the process. Does this drama make for a good read?
The Justice League is being put under the public spotlight. They are being tried due to the recent failure to save a life. Worse yet, a person masquerading as Batman is killing people publicly critical of the League. Does Justice League #36 make for a good read?
Brian Hibbs started a Graphic Novel Book Group at his Comic Experience stores in San Francisco, as a way to increase sales in the wake of the San Francisco minimum wage increase in a market where he was unable to increase prices to cover the extra costs. And it worked.
DC Comics and Barnes & Noble have had a fractious relationship on occasion, and now it looks like DC comics are no longer on the bookstore's newsstands.
Everyone loved Thor: Ragnarok. Everyone, I don't care if you think you didn't you did, really. And lots of people liked the character of Valkyrie, based
The creator of Titan Comics latest Hard Case Crime series Minky Woodcock: The Girl Who Handcuffed Houdini — performance artist, writer and model Cynthia
We get a refresher on the history between Terra and Deathstroke while Slade is still being held by Isherwood. Superman Kong Kenan is also looking for the assassin. In New York, the Red Ghost is making more moves. Does this make for a good read?
Oblivious #1 brings you the story of New York after a major battle between superheroes and a villain named Oblivion. This rogue awakes with no memory of who he was or what he has done. He must decide what to do next. Is it a good read?
In Green Lanterns #38, Our Green Lanterns find themselves involved in a near-civil war between the Ungaran government and a supermacist group called the Red Tide. Does this make for a good read?
Last week, the New York Magazine brought ahead of schedule the publication of extracts of Fire And Fury: Inside The Trump White House by Michael Woolf after the Guardian newspaper leaked extracts. But what they also brought to the party, absent from Woolf's text, were illustrations of some of the scenes portrayed in the book, by one Jeffrey Smith.
Green Arrow needs a save by Black Canary and Henry from the bottom of the sea, where Ollie was left by his own mother. Shado is back in town, and she is gunning for Cyrus Broderick and Moira Queen too. Does this make for a good read?
Around this time last year, Michael, owner of Yesteryear Comics of San Diego, wrote an article on Bleeding Cool in which he made the following pledge, as
This is the Top 10 Bleeding Cool Bestseller List, as compiled by a number of comic stores from their sales on Wednesday and Thursday. It measures what are
Years from now, when looking back and reflecting on our career in the clickbait entertainment media, we're going to remember today as "Jude's Easiest Day
Neil Gaiman once described the design of the character Death from Sandman and Death: The High Cost Of Living, thus: Death is the only major character
In a baffling turn, a Black Panther collectible pin sold at Walt Disney World looks to show a light-skinned bearer of the mask, if the tone of the skin around the eyes is anything to go by.
The comic shop down $21,000 in Marvel sales alone, top Marvel and DC screw-ups of 2017, why theater chains are furious over MoviePass, and more geeky news from the past week!