Welcome to another week of comic book thinking. The London underground tube strike was called off, and I was able to get into town without any trouble.
Comics Archives
Well, you seemed to like it last week. So let's do it again... To quote Mallrats "what, in the back seat of a Volkswagen?" Welcome, one and all to another
It's interesting to see how the Walking Dead TV show and comic seems to intertwine, their separate continuities nevertheless bringing moments of
There's always been a problem at the heart of the Kick Ass comic and film, in that its meant to show a real life superhero movement, without powers,
It is very rare that Bleeding Cool runs a "Final Page Spoiler", where we run the final page of a comic book the day it comes out., It happens sometimes,
There's nothing quite like seeing one culture through the eyes of another. These are new Superman manga "stickers" from Japanese chat app, Line. Letting
Oopsie! Two Free Comic Book Day comics appear to be a little on the naughtier side than might have been expected. Both Ipso Facto from Automatic Pictures
I'm always curious about the books you see like "How To Sell Your Graphic Novel To Hollywood" or "How To Make Money As A Writer". The reason I'm always
By Spencer Ellsworth Dark Cybertron has been disappointing thus far, following the trend of many an overblown crossover. Drawn mostly by fill-ins and
http://youtu.be/7w707QQANiI Aaron Haaland, from A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes: Hey Fandom! I'm back with some more new comics now because this
Bleeding Cool Contributor Alex Wilson caught up with Sina Grace (Li'l Depressed Boy, Burn the Orphanage) at Amazing Arizona Comic Con and not only had the
By Cameron Hatheway When washing my parent’s cars growing up, there was no better tool to finish the job than a squeegee. With just a quick flick of the
Each week Bleeding Cosplay Senior Cosplay Correspondent Ian Mageto features individuals who not only love cosplay, but also bleed it. If you would like to
So What? Press is pleased to announce that it will publish two comics by Jess Ruliffsonin 2014: Invisible Wounds and City Chickens. Invisible Wounds, is
Westfield Comics is supporting the relaunch of the Gold Key comics over at Dynamite Entertainment in two ways. All of the first issues of the new series
Okay. So it's time to talk about comics coming out in May 2014. Boy, how time flies. And with a blast from a seventies, past, Mike Benson and Tan Eng Huat
When I say Neverland, you probably think about Peter Pan and Tinkerbelle and fairy dust. If I say Neverland from Zenescope Entertainment then you probably
When Garth Ennis sits down to write a new series, we should probably brace ourselves. When he takes on science fiction, we should be well aware that all
Last year, we ran the story that Spider-Man Executive Editor Steve Wacker was leaving Marvel Comics for Marvel Animation, and his departure was confirmed
Gary Trudeau is taking an extended sabbatical from the weekly Doonesbury strip to work on the second season of his Amazon-broadcast TV show, Alpha House.
Some people really really want a copy of The Walking Dead #1 and the condition is immaterial. Checking the CGC census, there is only one copy at a 0.5
Starting this May, Valiant is kicking off a new initiative called Valiant First. The plan is to release the first issue of a new series every month for
Bleeding Cool understands that Mark Doyle, currently a DC/Vertigo editor, will be the new Batman Group editor at DC Comics. He replaces the departing Mike
This is the cover for Jeffrey Brown's fourth Star Wars kids book, Goodnight Darth Vader, popular with kids and, well, pretty damn popular with their
By Will Romine Hello there friends o’ mine. It’s your old pal Will Romine getting back to you after a small hiatus. Have I got something for you! Here in
Xavier Lancel writes for Bleeding Cool, SCARCE held its usual booth in the Alternative/Small editors section of the FIBD (International Bandes Dessinées
Bleeding Cool told you a while back that IDW was planning the expand the Dark Judges of the Judge Dredd universe from four to thirteen. Well now it's
This is an A3 giclée print by Kevin O'Neill reproducing a splash page from the upcoming The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Roses Of Berlin by Alan
Olly MacNamee writes, The MCM Midlands Comic Con returns to the International Centre in Telford this coming weekend, Saturday 15th February 2014, and as
They should totally make this, shouldn't they?