Gotham by Gaslight by Brian Augustyn and Mike Mignola is classic of the superhero genre. And now it's back in glorious black-and-white.
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There's more Infinity Warps, new Shuri, Black Panther vs. Deadpool, Shatterstar, X-Men Black, What Ifs.... and -- wow -- Marvel Zombie. Singular.
So there's the original issues, the standard collection, the international edition, the hardcover, the absolute version, annotated version, the deluxe
Here's a look at Image Comics' solicitations for October 2018, launching a stack of new titles.
DC Comics has announced 12 new omnibuses for 2019 -- beginning with a surprisingly obvious yet never-before-reprinted pair of collections.
Back in April Bleeding Cool ran the word that Kelly Sue DeConnick was to start writing the Aquaman comic. And this weekend at SDCC it was announced.
Well, the word went out, spun around Burbank and came back -- and Bleeding Cool has just been informed that a change has been made.
During San Diego Comic-Con, Bleeding Cool told you about the DC Icons covers for October. Foil covers on 29 comic books that month as standard. Well, now
Darth Vader is ordered to investigate the sabotage against Project Stardust on Geonosis by Grand Moff Tarkin. Is it a good read?
Iron Man's technology has been stolen by Baintronics. Thankfully War Machine is there to help, but is he in a condition to fight? Is it a good read?
Thrawn meets with Nightswan, providing an offer. Arihnda Pryce is barreling through Batonn to get her parents to safety. Is it a good read?
You go to San Diego Comic-Con. You see a panel promoting a new movie or TV show. You grab a poster, you get all involved to sign it and then.... you flip
UPDATE: Everything has been sorted. Click here for the good news story that this negative story below generated. And continue reading for the original...
DC Comics October solicits – the full magazine catalogue, followed by the text solicitations, as DC Comics launches Batman Secret Files, including Ram V's
Artist David Mack opened up to the crowd at SDCC about his newest work, humanitarian efforts working with underprivileged and neuroatypical youth, and more.
At times, I am surprised that writer Tom King was in the CIA due to his Batman run seemingly being all about not being secretive.
The Women of Marvel panel took place again this year at San Diego Comic-Con, and Bleeding Cool was there to cover it. Read the proceedings here.
A San Diego Comic-Con panel came together to celebrate 25 years of the Ultraverse comics. Bleeding Cool had someone on the scene to watch it. Details here.
That was the weekend that was... San Diego Comic-Con in 300 articles that ran over Bleeding Cool from Wednesday until last night. We still have plenty
British graphic novel publisher SelfMadeHero may not have been at San Diego Comic-Con, but they'll be at this year’s Edinburgh International Book Festival.
A student here in this newspaper piece covering what's described as part of a nationwide process to learn about the effects of radiation looks familiar.
Marvel Comics has been sending out a few teasers today for something they never got around to announcing at SDCC for the 25th issue of Champions in October.
The winners of the Diamond Retailer Best Practices Awards: Summer 2018 have been selected by retailers and were revealed this past weekend.
I had heard, during SDCC, that there was some disquiet about sales order numbers for Brian Michael Bendis's first original work for DC Comics, Pearl.
This part of the story is important. I don't know if it's truly the biggest punch out of all of it, but it is indeed explosive. Let's set off the bomb.
DragonVine Comics in Springfield, Oregon, is the recipient of the inaugural Dave Hawksworth Memorial Comic Shop Improvement Award.
DC Comics will be creating their own blank comics for 24-Hour Comic Day, 16 pages inside. Except -- there's a problem here.
San Diego Comic-Con may be over, but Marvel Comics' marketing machine continues to churn out teasers for upcoming comics.
The Bongo Comics booth at SDCC was rather on the plain side this year. At the show, creators weren't that enthused. And we just discovered why.
The Freemium game has become quite embedded in society of late. As are the freemium game players who refuse to pay a cent but the games company want to