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Midtown Comics is offering a 3 part vertical connecting variant cover set by Mark Brooks for the release of Marvel's Star Wars #1, Darth Vader #1, and

Frank Barbiere, writer of Solar: Man of the Atom #7, talks with Fred Van Lente about Magnus: Robot Fighter #8, both on sale now. FRANK BARBIERE: You’ve

The first collected volume of Batman Eternal is released next month. In the US it is priced at $29.99, in print and digital, and Amazon.com is selling it

Earlier this week we posted the covers and solicitations for the Gold Key and Chaos Comics from Dynamite for February 2015. Here we have some of their

Well I don't remember this happening before. This is the first time we've gotten previews for two issue from the same series at the same time... but for

There is a new comic series coming out from Legendary called Epochalypse and it has the scope of a huge science fiction world that would translate well

By Dylan Gonzalez Beer: Spacewalker American Belgo Brewery: Great Lakes Brewing Co. ABV: 8.2% It seems only fitting that my return beer is space related. 

We've mentioned before here on Bleeding Cool that Titan Comics have brought back a mammoth series by Jack Katz known as The First Kingdom, and even

You know, it was actually really difficult to get Rich Johnston to answer this question. He knew it was an answer he didn't want to give, but he also knew

Three days ago, Bleeding Cool reported the news that John Upchurch, better known as comic book artist Roc Upchurch, co-creator of Rat Queens, had been

You may recall, we ran some pretty luscious preview pages of the Nobrow graphic novel Moonhead and the Music Machine  by Andrew Rae, and I couldn't resist

On the left, an 1971 Esteban Maroto illustration from Eerie #38, a story called A Stranger In Hell. And on the right from a couple of years later when

You put him at the end of Guardians Of The Galaxy, you'd better have plans for him. And Marvel does. A new Howard The Duck series by Joe Quinones and Sex

These are the two connecting Wytches #2 and #3 variant covers from Third Eye Comics in Maryland, nicely timed to coincide with a Scott Snyder signing next

Joe Ollmann is working on an over-300 page graphic novel on the life and times and notorious travel journalist William Seabrook. Seabrook was the man who

Punisher artist Mitch Gerads seems to really like his fellow artists on the title. So much so that he has integrated their work - into his! Whether its

Bleeding Cool welcomes back We Be Geeks, hosting a variety of guests and covering a wide range of geek topics. They say: This week, Mike, Marty and Julz

Next week sees the release of the third annual Bleeding Cool Power List, with Bleeding Cool Magazine #13, looking at the movers and the shakers in the

This is a panel from a Marvel MAX comic. This is a panel from a DC Vertigo comic. In February, Archie Comics are launching Black Hood. I am told that the

Here is Conan from the upcoming Conan/Red Sonja series from Dark Horse Comics. And here is Sorcerer Hennet from the D&D 3rd Edition. Is it me or have

Frank Barbiere, writer of Solar: Man of the Atom #7, talks with Peter Milligan about Terminal Hero #4, both on sale now. FRANK BARBIERE: In Terminal Hero,

From Action Lab's Holy F*ck #3, out in February, a choice of covers. Will you ally yourself with naked Jesus or with naked Satan? Or will you split the

The VA Comicon is this weekend in Richmond and they have quite a nice line up including Jeffrey Vaughn, Senior Editor of the Overstreet Price Guide that

Here are the r/BobsBurgers AMA highlights from yesterday’s AMA with Bernard Derriman, the Supervising Director of the Show. Derriman has also done a lot

We know that the three central totems of the Spider-Verse are The Other, The Bride and The Scion. As Ezekiel told us. We know The Other is Kane. We know

Maxx’s Super Awesome Comic Review Show returns to Bleeding Cool, recorded at the one and only Astro-Zombies Comic Shop in Albuquerque, New Mexico, hosted

By Joseph Kyle Schmidt The Bleed is a weekly book club by Bleeding Cool contributors Joseph Schmidt and Sam Morse. The group meets every Wednesday

By Michele Brittany, a West Coast Bleeding Cool Correspondent Clockwork Couture, a Burbank-based steampunk shop, hosted “a steampunk extravaganza of

I was particularly interested in attending the Electricomics panel at Thought Bubble this year, and extremely grateful that members of the Electricomics

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