Dynamite has sent us Pathfinder Worldscape #1 by Erik Mona and Jonathan Lau to help promote their 50% off digital comic sale.
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Every year, Bleeding Cool runs its Top 100 Power List of members of the comics industry. And every year we get told how wrong we are. Somehow, it's always
DC Comics is ringing in the new year by promoting its upcoming new comic book launches in the New Age of DC Heroes initiative, formerly known as Dark
Every year, Bleeding Cool Magazine runs its Top 100 Power List of members of the comics industry. And every year we get told how wrong we are. Somehow,
Comic book retailer Dennis Barger may have had open heart surgery after a heart attack. But he's up and at 'em as Wonderworld Comics announce
Earlier today, we looked at the gossip coming our way that Ed Brisson was to take over one of Brian Michael Bendis's departed comic books. We dismissed
Every year, Bleeding Cool Magazine runs its Top 100 Power List of members of the comics industry. Here are numbers 46 to 50, including Gerard Way, Kieron Gillen, and more.
Warhammer 40k: The Fallen #3 brings the Inquisition, the Dark Angels, and the Iron Knights into a three-way battle over the future of the Imperium. Is it a good read?
Doomsday Clock #2 from DC Comics by Geoff Johns, Gary Frank, and Brad Anderson comes out and continues the ongoing mystery of just what is the connection of the Watchmen world and the DC Universe — and what is Doctor Manhattan doing. Well, Johns may have added another wrinkle to this mystery with this issue.
Earlier in the year, Guardians of the Galaxy #151 was cancelled. Bleeding Cool was first to mention it, but writer Gerry Duggan was on hand to assure
Bleeding Cool pointed out that last week that some of those who picked up Marvel Two-In-One #1 — and were collecting the Marvel Value Stamps — discovered
Landry Walker provides us a commentary track for George R.R. Martin's A Clash of Kings #7 as drawn by Mel Rubi. Read here!
Rumor has it that Ed Brisson, of Comeback and Sheltered, Iron Fist and Cable, and the upcoming The Ballad of Sang, will be taking over one of the Brian Michael Bendis-vacated series at Marvel.
Here are a few more Marvel Comics creative change rumours running around at the moment. All mileage may vary; 'tis the season, after all.
Just as the Jean Grey comic book has been cancelled by Marvel Comics but replaced on the schedule by X-Men Red, we have been told to look out for something similar happening with the current Weapon X series.
Matt Johnson started the comic book store Cup of Kryptonite in 2001 with his business partner, Tyler Walpole in Des Moines, selling comics and coffee. Red
Before Christmas, Bleeding Cool mentioned the settlement between San Diego Comic-Con and Utah's Mormon Church organisation Utah Media Group, previously
Savage Dragon and his family are the potential subjects of a new reality television series. Also, there are Nazis to be punched, and Malcolm Dragon is happy to oblige.
Rasputin attempts to communicate with a resurrected spirit while Bruttenholm gets in contact with Sanhu, his connection in occupied France. Is it a good read?
Erik Larsen has been promising that the Nazi-punching issue of Savage Dragon has been coming for months.
Doomsday Clock continues with Ozymandias and Rorschach following the trail left behind by Doctor Manhattan. This trail leads them to another Earth. Is it a good read?
We know that sales are down at Marvel and the company has been having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad year in the PR department, but have things
If you’ve ever visited this site to stare in amazement at a nice high grade copy of Wonder Woman #1 or Superman #2 and wondered how they became known as
Dynamite has sent us Bob's Burgers Vol. 2 #1 from a variety of artists and writers to help promote their 50% off digital comic sale. Read it here!
Hawkman has awoken in a place in doesn't recognize. He can't remember who he is or where he is from. He is constantly under attack by Manhawks, and he needs to break free. Is Hawkman Found #1 a good read?
UPDATE: Marvel didn't choose to comment on the story below earlier today, but Midtown Comics did. A representative of the New York comic store that
Jeremy Whitley has provided us a new commentary track for Vampirella #9, a book he worked on with Andy Belanger, Creees Lee, and Paulo Barrios.
Thanos #13, which came out last month, with the first chapter of Donny Cates and Geoff Shaw's Thanos storyline, "Thanos Wins" has sold out at Diamond Comic Distributors and Marvel Comics are sending it back to second printing.
Collectors Edition or not, the new series Oblivion Song by Robert Kirkman and Lorenzo De Felici has been topping the advance reorders this week, with strong places for Walking Dead, Dark Knights Rising, Lights of the Amalou, and Giant Days.
When a digital comics distributor put up copies of TekWar comics under the Tidal Wave imprint, creator William Shatner boldly went to Twitter.