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If you thought those 3D lenticular comic book covers were something, wait until you get a load of the new Superman coin designed by artist Jason Fabok.

Check out these upcoming DC Comics covers for upcoming titles. As ever, you may have seen some of them – but you won’t have seen most of them…

Someone sent me the first 17 pages of Heroes in Crisis #1 -- apparently even alluding to what happens in the pages that follow are far too spoilery.

A Writer’s Commentary: Marc Guggenheim on Swashbucklers: The Saga Continues #5, the grand finale, on sale now from Dynamite.

It was a legal case with plenty of back and forth. But Marvel's attempts to trademark the phrase "Monsters Unleashed" for comic books has been abandoned.

Kyle Baker of Damage Control, The Cowboy Wally Show, and Why I Hate Saturn lends his artistic abilities to the ongoing Comicsgate debate.

Alex Automatic #2 debuted at Thought Bubble in Leeds last year. So it's only natural that #3 should do the same this year. By Fraser Campbell, James

Donny Cates really, really wants to be John Constantine...

This week sees the release of the final issue of Breathless as well as Come Into Me #3. Check out the previews right here.

Over at Sequart.org, Tom Shapira published a column talking about Marvel's insecurity complex, in which they feel obligated to squeeze as many dollars out

The Dreaming is still ruptured, and Lucien and Matthew struggle to repair it or contact the Sandman. Dora takes advantage. Is it a good read?

Dave Sim is the creator of the epic comic book series Cerebus, one of the greatest, weirdest, most challenging comic books of all time.

Angela recruits Valkyrie into the Asgardians of the Galaxy in an effort to stop Nebula's latest mad scheme. Is it a good read?

I know some say they "sat down" with an interview subject. But I literally just sat down with this one, Donny Cates, in the basement of Forbidden Planet.

Man, you used to be able to rely on Bleeding Cool doing this sort of thing. And if not them, Reddit. And if not them, 4chan. And if not them, the NYT.

Once an indie darling, the author of 12 Reasons to Die and 4 Kids Walk Into a Bank, Matthew Rosenberg, has risen to the status of superstar writer.

Every so often (but seemingly less so since we started this column), comic book publishers accidentally send out unlettered previews, showing us what the

Discussed in at least one bar this weekend -- but notably not mentioned at the DC Nation panel -- is a planned new direction for the Nightwing comic book.

Ian Melton is going to Rose City Comic Con this coming weekend for Bleeding Cool. But before the Portland show kicks off, he talked to the show's organiser.

At the DC Nation panel at Toronto Fan Expo, a lot was said. You may have read some of it on Bleeding Cool.

Leeds. Travelling Man. Friday, September 21st -- the night before Thought Bubble Festival. And the launch of two comic books, Retrograde Orbit, and Follow

John Cimino, manager and agent for veteran comics creator Roy Thomas, has provided Bleeding Cool with the following statement by Roy.

In Thanos Legacy, Donny Cates, Brian Level, and Jordan Boyd try to weave these all together, as well as a recent Thor plot with Thanos in hell.

My youngest daughter has decided that she wants to watch all the Marvel Comics movies. I have spared her the likes of Daredevil and Elektra, so she is

Thanos gets around a lot and dies a lot, it seems. But this issue, at least gives Thanos's actions some consequence, explanation, and, I guess, legacy...

Wednesday draws near, and that means that it's time for another Comics for Your Pull Box. What is worth your time? We'll tell you here.

As new comic book day approaches, a sense of urgency fills the Bleeding Cool bullpen. Marvel has released previews for their books, but time is rapidly

New comic day is almost here again -- it feels like it happens every week -- and Oni press has eight books shipping and... wait a minute, what? Did

Annuals, Hunt for Wolverine: Dead Ends, and Rick and Morty: this week had a ton of major releases. What were the best and worst? Read here to find out.

Sage and her friends train for the confrontation with the fire demon in this issue of Modern Fantasy. Can they get strong enough to win? Is it a good read?