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One of the comic books I enjoyed the most the past year was Satellite Sam by Matt Fraction and Howard Chaykin, a procedural television show from the

Are you a fan of Wytches? Are you a fan of Scott Snyder? Well, hopefully you answered yes to both of those questions because if so, you can go meet him

As just revealed by FastCoCompany courtesy of Marvel PR, the showrunners for ABC's Agent Carter and Resurrection TV series  Tara Butters and Michele

Yesterday, as she was in the middle of moving house, Noelle Stevenson talked about her decision to leave her comic book Lumberjanes. She tweeted, Got some

We have two exclusive extended previews for Dynamite books shipping this week. First up is the Swords of Sorrow: Black Sparrow / Lady Zorro Special by

American Gothic Press has released a seven page preview for their new series Bornhome from Paul Tobin and Jeff Johnson. The series, which is set to debut

Awesome Mix is the name of the mixtape that appears the Guardian Of The Galaxy movie made for Peter Quill by his mother and treasured into his journey

Here we have some process art for Legenderry: Green Hornet #5 from Dynamite Entertainment. The cover is penciled by Sergio Davila with colors by

Bleeding Cool welcomes back the podcast Mighty Marvel Geeks, hosted in part by Mike Ehmcke, who also hosts the podcast We Be Geeks, which runs on Bleeding

Writer Matt Kindt and artist Clayton Crain continue their run with the guardian of New Japan with a new story arc beginning in August. Part one of The

By Randy Young and Chris Hunter Bleeding Cool welcomes the return of Talking Comics, from Excalibur Comics, Cards, and Games in Shreveport, Louisiana, to

Looking for something different to read? Well I've got just the thing for you. From Nobrow and Flying Eye, comes 101 Artists To Listen To Before You Die

Today’s category is for Best Writer, one of the major categories of the Eisners. Stories and series start with an idea, and a talented writer is capable

By Chris Thompson After last week’s chat with Injection‘s Declan Shalvey (which you can still listen to here), this week I’m back with writer & Black

By Jason Karlson Already an exciting year for comics, July is poised to be even more so as Emma Rios and Brandon Graham put on their curator hats for a

Dark Horse are bringing the legacy series King Tiger back with their famous kung-fu fighter, and this new iteration will be by Randy Stradley and Doug

IDW, in conjunction with Comics Experience, are bringing us TET, by Paul Allor and Paul Tucker, in September, a story that combines a criminal

This Week's Reviews: The Fiction #1 Prez #1 Ghostbusters: Get Real #1 Robin: Son Of Batman #1 Battleworld: Thors #1 Battleworld: Squadron Sinister #1

If was the story that Tom Brevoort believed he would be fired over. But now, it appears, it's in official continuity, if Howard The Duck writer Chip

Adi Tantimedh writes, Los Angeles. Now. Night. A burning man walks down the Hollywood Hills, delirious, singing. This man is Wolf, a paranormal

UPDATE: A few of the pre-order links have been updated... We ran a fair few of these in our 53 exclusive covers for San Diego Comic Con last week - but

Bryan Konietzko is an animation director, writer, producer, musician and one who, with Michael Dante DiMartino, is co-creator and executive producer

We knew it was coming but now it's official... Dark Horse's comics, after ploughing their years of digital independence,have come to ComiXology. Today

When it was solicited the Joker variant cover to Batgirl #41 by Rafael Albuquerque caused considerable fuss. Seen as the antithesis of the current take on

This morning the Supreme Court in the USA ruled on a case regarding rights payments to the toy, the Web Blaster, that lets kids create something akin to

Whatever is happening, is happening on Wednesday. Or #Gwensday. For now, here's a look at what you have been reading on Bleeding Cool this week. And to

Frankenstein Underground is definitely one of the most accomplished stories that Mike Mignola has ever written, and I'm well aware of the boldness of that

In the current Secret Wars event, the Doctor Strange of the Marvel Universe has become Sheriff Strange, Doom's right hand man, keeping the Battleworld in

Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo have not been backwards in coming forwards over their disdain for the Twix ads, currently occupying half of story pages in

We're trying to continue to put together which creators will be working on which Marvel projects after Secret Wars. Aside from the official PR