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Back in December, Bleeding Cool asked the question: When Will Brian Bendis Write The Defenders Ongoing Comic Then? Today, we have the answer, via an

Reading today's Wonder Woman, by Greg Rucka, Nicola Scott and Romulo Fajardo Jr., an utter joy to read and filled with hope, also had a neat little nod to

Publisher's Weekly has confirmed the news that Scribd has closed its all-you-can-eat digital comics service. One of the more attractive options for

It appears to be Russian day today on Bleeding Cool. Not only do we have the new trailer for Guardians, not only are we still responding to those supposed

While the cat is away, the mice will play.   Kirby was the king of many arts in the comic book medium. And while many of his storytelling innovations

From today's 25th anniversary issue of The Unstoppable Squirrel Girl, as the young Doreen Green creates a name and a look for herself in class. Which is

Today's Captain America: Steve Rogers #9 tells the story of the trial of SHIELD director Maria Hill, as well as a mission taken by Steve Rogers and more

Last week, Bleeding Cool looked at the appearance of Emerald Empress in Justice League vs Suicide Squad #2 and how she may tie into the whole DC

B & V Friends Jumbo Comics Digest 252: Friendship Never Ends Everyone loves Betty and Veronica. The iconic gal pal duo has been charming audiences

Today's Detective Comics #948 works as a #0 issue for the new Batwoman comic book starting next month, written by Marguerite Bennett and James Tynion IV.

With the hashtag of #BoostYourLCS hitting the web to help comics shops everywhere, Pack Rat comics in Hilliard, Ohio pointed out something else that is

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLKRfLI7oBE So, Buzzfeed published a document a few minutes ago, purporting to be a security report detailing deep ties

Life is weird. One minute you’re working at the front desk at a gym, and the next you’re writing for Bleeding Cool. That’s actually not entirely accurate,

A few changes 'twixt solicitation and tomorrow's publication... Batgirl And The Birds Of Prey #6 was solicited with art by Claire Roe but it's actually by

Jason Masters just completed a 12 issue run on James Bond with Warren Ellis for Dynamite. Now the artist sits down and gives us his commentary on the

When Barack Obama was inaugurated President Of The United states eight years ago, Marvel Comics ran an story that saw Obama meeting Spider-Man, with Obama

World of Archie Double Digest Magazine 65 Various Archie’s digest and double digest books were always my favorite as a kid. They were much more durable

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwbRCXBCejI Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes, Hey Fandom! This week still has me giddy for DC!

Dark Horse has sent us two exclusive previews for their up coming fantasy books: Elfquest: The Final Quest #18  by Wendy Pini and Richard Pini and Conan

According to a report from Newsarama, the first of DC Comics' Rebirth collections have been made available on Hoopla, the digital service that makes

While the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund has been busy supporting Simon & Schuster's right to publish the controversial book "Dangerous" by Milo

Here's your first look inside Neil Gaiman's American Gods #1 by P Craig Russell and Scott Hampton from Dark Horse Comics. Shadow Moon just got out of

Here we have a batch of exclusive extended previews from Dynamite and the include the new James Bond: Felix Leiter series from James Robinson and Aaron

We mentioned the relaunch of All-New Guardians Of The Galaxy just now. But there is something rather interesting in the mix. It will be a twice-monthly

It's true, everyone seemed to think that Charles Soule was the new Guardians Of Galaxy writer. Everyone was wrong. Comic Book has the news that Gerry

Lark Lane in Liverpool is a bit like Brighton, Camden, Shoreditch, Glastonbury, Brooklyn, Portland, San Francisco,  somewhere with a bohemian, artistic

Bleeding Cool has talked about the Comic Experience workshops before. Online seminars that people pay to participate in, remotely, with the footage

You might expect a reference or two to Watchmen in the new Fall And Rise Of Captain Atom book, especially as Dr Manhattan was based on Captain Atom, and

2000 AD celebrates its birthday in February and this year’s slate of graphic novel releases from its publisher Rebellion reflects a little of that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w56aJt49po8 The original doesn't have the asterisks in it. But Charles Forsman's 2011 mini-comic, later collected by