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At the X-Men panel at SDCC Sunday, Marvel revealed the first page of interior artwork for Return of Wolverine by superstar artist Steve McNiven.

Sina Grace's Iceman is returning, and Marvel just revealed the first series villain and some other new details about the series at SDCC. Read here for more.

At the Tom King panel at San Diego Comic-Con last night, we got a glimpse at upcoming Mister Miracle, whose issues have been pushed back.

For those at the Marvel True Believers panel today, solely for Marvel Unlimited subscribers or Marvel credit card owners, there may have been some deja vu.

Welcome to Lying In The Gutters, Bleeding Cool’s weekly runaround of the most popular stories on the site through the week. And yes, San Diego Comic-Con

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

What the Dog Knows is Cat Warren's research into the world of cadaver dogs and how they help find the remains of lost loved ones.

Tomorrow sees the much-hyped Marvel Declassified series of articles by Bleeding Cool's General Manager, historian and paper expert Mark Seifert who has

Erin Wilhelm writes from San Diego Comic-Con, In an age where people are reading digital versions of books, comics, magazines, and newspapers in

Erin Wilhelm writes On the television show Doctor Who, Doctors come and go, sometimes after one season, sometimes after many seasons. But in the Titan

By Mike Sangregorio What is today known as comics publisher DC began life as National Allied, founded by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson. The former Major in

All of San Diego Comic-Con yesterday, all in one place. Plenty more to come, but this should do you for now, right? Right? You can sign up for Lying In

It's almost time for the launch of Marvel Declassified, the new column at Bleeding Cool exploring the shocking untold history of Marvel Comics.

Bernie Wrightson's Frankenstein is the latest classic comic book to get the Artist's Edition treatment from IDW, announced at San Diego Comic-Con.

At the Tom King panel at San Diego Comic-Con, DC Comics revealed the cover and release date for Heroes in Crisis #2 by Tom King and Clay Mann.

Tom King and Tony S. Daniel had a creative solution when DC Comics refused to let them use a requested villain in September's Batman #55.

Bleeding Cool Ace Reporter Erin Wilhelm was on the scene at SDCC, and she caught up with Houser and Titan Brand Manager Chris Thompson to investigate.

In actuality, there will be 13 covers for the 13th Doctor's first comic, and Titan, showed off 10 of them tonight at San Diego Comic-Con.

Chelsea Cain is returning to Marvel in November, joining Marc Mohan to write a six-issue follow-up to Tom King and Gabriel Walta's The Vision.

Comic book writer Cullen Bunn and that guy who killed all the teen characters that time Dennis Hopeless have embarked on a new project: a YouTube show.

In a pretty big surprise out of San Diego Comic-Con, legendary comic book writer Marv Wolfman will write a Diablo comic book illustrated by Piotr Kowalski.

Rachel Summers has attacked the X-Men, and there is a chance she may kill the whole team. Can she be stopped and saved? Is it a good read?

Superstar writer Tom King sparked an uproar on social media when he revealed that he was traveling around San Diego Comic-Con with a "bodyguard".

Today I got to sit down with comic book maven Mike Carbonaro to discuss the past — and future — of the Big Apple Comic Con!

Held in The Green Room overlooking downtown San Diego, guests got to gamble for a trip to NYCC, indulge in comic-themed drinks, and more!

Marvel's Next Big Thing panel at San Diego Comic-Con saw Marvel EIC C.B. Cebulski run through a bevy of Marvel announcements.

The creators and contributors of Full Bleed from IDW's newest imprint PDX told the crowd at their SDCC panel all about the magazine's latest volume.

When we first learned of the new big bad for the upcoming Fantastic Four relaunch from Marvel Comics by Dan Slott and Sara Pichelli, the character in

At the ComicsPRO breakfast meeting yesterday, the consensus on Batman #50 was more that the retailers weren't upset at all.

The Unicron event in the current Transformers comic book line comes with a promise: that the story will come to an end. But not a true end, it seems.