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When Britain voted to leave the European Union, the price of pound sterling plunged. Instantly, Britain was cut price. There was a fire sale and China,

And looks like I'll be staying up late for the announcement. Could it be Marvel Universe? Explaining more about what happened post-Secret Wars? Could it

Last week we told you that Civil War II #7 was coming down in price from $4.99 to $3.99, no longer the finale to the series. Saving you a whole dollar.

We have another weekend of Exclusive previews from Dark Horse and we're kicking it off with pages from Weird Detective #4. The new issue by Fred Van

I guess we may be seeing quite a lot of these come New York Comic Con... here are the DC Suits licensed from Fun... Dark Knight Suit (Alter Ego) $250

Not even we could bring ourselves to run the previous two Champions teasers, as part of Marvel's aim to hit 300,000 orders of Champions #1. But four

I guess we may be seeing quite a lot of these come New York Comic Con... here are the Marvel Suits licensed from Fun... Marvel Comic Strip Suit - $250

I've been having conversations with a number of comic book professionals, working for DC and Marvel. The subject of DC Comics' current twoce-monthly

Back at C2E2, Marvel Comics got plenty of press for announcing a line of variant covers for July, the Mighty Men Of Marvel, a tongue in cheek attempt to

Courtesy of Newsarama editor Chris Arrant (and yes, the snake really is eating its tail on this one, but since he's not making an article out of it, I

Yesterday, DC Comics announced that Liam Sharp, current artist on Wonder Woman, would be exclusive to the publisher for two years. Which comes with

Kieron Gillen calls Nine Worlds, the sci-fi/fantasy convention that recently moved to Hammersmith in London for the foreseeable, as the petri dish of

Marvel has released the unveiling ceremony for the 75th anniversary Captain America statue being placed in Prospect Park in Brooklynn. On hand for the

Hold onto your bed sheets! This week brings a new issue of Clean Room, from Vertigo, written by Gail Simone, with art by Jon-Davis Hunt. I can't believe

There are occasionally a few changes 'twixt solicitation and publication. Such as Deadpool #20 now being drawn by Matteo Lolli, not the previously

Karl Kesel and Alec Morgan are teaming up to tell a tale in the re-imagined 2004 BSG universe called Battlestar Galactica: Gods and Monsters. The new

Here we have the solicitations for the comics shipping from Archie Comics in November 2016. Its starts with the introduction of a new character, Cheryl

Heroes Haven is a graphic novel that attempts to channels the look and feel of the 1980s underground to present a dark future on the verge of a self-made

Loot Crate in September. It's a 'Speed' crate - but nothing illegal here. Items from Flash, Arrow, Battlestar Galactica, Batman, Iron Man 2 and Gone In 60

Sports site MMQB ran a readers letters page which commented on the decision of another site to drop a long-standing writer from their staff. First from

Lucky Luke, the continually popular Franco-Belgian comedy western comic created by Morris, has a new album that aims to be rather topical - as least as

Valiant has unveiled a new custom CGC label featuring the characters from the Future Of Valiant. The label is drawn by Diego Bernard and is limited to

American Vampire Anthology #2 was meant to go on sale a month ago, on July 27th. It promised much. The first was a success but that was back in 2013 and

Originally a series of Japanese novels, then adapted into an anime movie in 1985,  one of the first distributed in the West, Vampire Hunter D holds a

Greetings from the coal face of the direct comics market. Where retailers try to increase their orders of certain comics ahead of sale. Where supply and

This is how Ulises Farinas's comic book Motro looked when it was published on Act-I-Vate. Here's how it will look when published by Oni Press in November.

Rebellion, the Oxford-based publisher of 2000AD and Judge Dredd Megazine has bought the comic book archive of IPC/Fleetway, including Roy Of The

Central London comic book store Orbital Comics won the Eisner this year, the first Britsh store to do so.  Much of this was down the store's events and

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Dave Stone on fire off the shoulder of Steve Dillon. I watched CEOs glitter in the dark near the

Bleeding Cool loves a Kickstarter. Our weekends are usually full of them. Our employers Avatar Press seem rather keen on them too. Well, at Long Beach