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The original announcement for Action Comics #1000 listed writers like Scott Snyder, Marv Wolfman, and Grant Morrison, and artists like Doug Mahnke, Curt Swan, Butch Guice, and Frank Quitely. Not all made it through, and some more people made it in. But we heard a couple of takes on what happened to a few of them.

Tales of Suspense comes to a conclusion as Black Widow takes a leading role in the Red Room and Winter Soldier and Hawkeye try to hunt her down again. Is it a good read?

Black Panther, Storm, and Shuri must make a final stand against the Adversary for the fate of Wakanda. Can they win the day? Is it a good read?

Today we have been running a number of stories on what we have dubbed DC Fresh Start, a series of initiatives involving a number of creators that will see several new titles, relaunches, and creators at the publisher. But not everything has gone according to plan.

Iron Fist, Fat Cobra, Orson Randall, and Miranda Rand are on their own against a legion of Hell's baddest demons. Can they win the day and their freedom? Is it a good read?

Today Bleeding Cool has been running a series of rumours over what we are dubbing the DC Fresh Start, spinning out of recent meetings in Chicago. David F.

Every month, Marvel offers retailers the chance to commission exclusive covers for certain titles — as long as they order thousands of copies. For July, retailers can commission exclusive covers for seven titles, including Captain America #1 and Cosmic Ghost Rider #1.

Earlier today, Bleeding Cool ran the well-sourced rumour that Grant Morrison will be the new writer on Green Lantern as part of what we are dubbing the DC Fresh Start. And now we hear that Liam Sharp will be working with Morrison.

Which of these DC Comics covers might move the needle as to which comics you may or may not pick up next month? Judge those books by their covers and tell us your favourites.

Today we are looking at a number of relaunches and revitalizations and recasting for a number of DC Comics titles, that collectively we have dubbed DC

We just mentioned that Brian Azzarello may be taking over from Rob Williams on a Suicide Squad relaunch for DC Fresh Start. But it looks as if Rob will be

I mentioned Grant Morrison on Green Lantern, which has been confirmed to me from three separate sources, but the ones that follow, while from the same

We previously told you how Lee Ferguson was jumping onto Legion #4. Well, now Phil Noto and Lee Ferguson are joining previously solicited Chris Sprouse

Okay, so lots to write today, word leaking out of the recent Diamond Summit and C2E2 meet-ups that have slowly made their way out to Bleeding Cool. We're

A 2,079th issue may not sound like a milestone, but for 2000 AD it’s important enough to warrant the return of one of the definitive artists on Judge

We were still calling it 'Flashpost' before it was called the New 52. But in 2011, Bleeding Cool told you what was coming well in advance as it

We deal with stress in different ways. Some people work out, some people go shopping, others do less productive things. In the case of six-year-old Laila, she befriends a dodo named Ralph.

https://twitter.com/neilhimself/status/987104918195621889 And he did. After tweeting positively about Stuart's store and Stuart 'really knowing his

We're hearing retailers have really under-ordered next week's Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Annual #1, which is set to sell out from Diamond Comic Distributors before it even hits stores. But why is this such a big issue?

Action Comics #1000 finally kicks off with a cavalcade of creators and stories to celebrate 1,000 issues and 80 years of Superman. Is it a good read?

A dramatic reversal of fortunes has occurred in the ongoing war between Marvel Chairman and Trump advisor Ike Perlmutter and rival billionaire Harold Peerenboom that started as a struggle for power and influence at the tennis club in the Sloan's Curve neighborhood where both men live.

Did you buy Action Comics #1000 digitally on ComiXology? Quite a few of you did -- it is the digital distributor's most-ordered title on its chart for this week. But did you get all the pages it promised? Possibly not.

Dan Slott and Sara Pichelli are behind the upcoming Fantastic Four relaunch, after three years without an issue -- and here's the standard Fantastic Four #1 cover by Esad Ribic, the last person to draw the ongoing adventures of the Four in Secret Wars.

Donny Cates and Ryan Stegman's Venom #1 relaunch tops advance reorders, closely followed by the launch of No Justice. And the new variant covers of Amazing Spider-Man #800 have been bumping that as well... also note a lot of activity around recent Image Comics launch, Isola.

Marvel Comics is putting the reprinting mill into rapid overdrive. Thanos #15 has gone to a fourth printing, Thanos #16 and #17 have gone to a third, and Domino #1, Old Man Hawkeye #3, and X-Men Red #3 have all gone to a second printing.

Production studio Starburns Industries is making big moves on Free Comic Book Day, announcing a new publishing arm called Starburns Industries Press with plans to publish comic books by Dan Harmon, Dino Stamatopoulos, and more.

A new chapter of My Hero Academia releases its first volume this July with Vigilantes. The first collection will come courtesy of VIZ Media. Full solicits here.

Forget the fake news -- creator of The Goon, Eric Powell has his own news report with his Albatross Update. As he emails, which must have been

Lion Forge has joined the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund as a corporate partner, the company revealed in a press release Thursday.

Vault Comics is once again proving itself to be a publisher of the people, as its latest press release comes with both the promise of free comics and a complaint about Diamond, the comics distribution monopoly which controls the direct market.