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I'm live at my local comic shop, Conquest Comics in New Jersey today and pondering the recent burgeoning of genre comics. Image and Dark Horse continue to

  There we go folks! At the end of Killable, the current Wolverine arc, the title will relaunch with Paul Cornell and Ryan Stegman with Wolverine as

Chris Thompson writes; Following on from my recent discussion with Dean Haspiel (which you can listen to here) and my latest film podcast (which you can

It appears that the folks at Chevrolet liked the Unity wrap from the New York Comic Con promotion (above) so much they kept it on the car. and are

It's that time again. Time for all the solicitations to start being pushed out ahead of the February's solicitations. We mentioned Fuse yesterday, now

Rob Williams started off as a freelance journalist and creator of corporate videos before he did Cla$$war for Com.X. Since then he's worked for Marvel,

Paul Karasik (The New Yorker), David Mazzucchelli (Daredevil, Asterios Polyp), and Art Spiegelman (Maus, In the Shadow of No Towers ), sat down for the

Welcome to another wonderful week of comic books on a Wednesday. So what's hitting the racks today? Well first, a little education, courtesy of Professor

The cold and snow is settling in early this year, so April is sounding pretty good right now. We'll be into the Batman 75th Anniversary celebrations by

So, everyone knows the All-New X-Men are getting nice new costumes. As if by Magik. And Professor Kitty Pryde is there to diss their old costumes.

In the first issue of Three by Kieron Gillen and Ryan Kelly, Gillen talked about how it was a reaction to Frank Miller's 300, after he got very angry with

  Will Romine writes; Hey-o Pals! It's your old friend Will Romine.  It's been a while since you heard from me last.  I hope you weren't worried!

Debuting at the Thought Bubble convention in a week-and-a-bit, Master Tape by Harry French; Leo O'Brien is the universe’s last remaining record executive.

What is it you're meant to make instead of war again? The current audience of comic book readers in comic stores is stereotyped as men of a certain age,

It's Children In Need night on Friday, a big BBC telethon, with lots of TV stuff (including new Doctor Who) and lots of money raising. Tony Lee has a long

From today's Justice League Of America... I'm not sue if everyone's locked up in a prison on Earth 3, or if they are all actually inside Firestorm, now

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJBccneNEQ8 From Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida. Hey Fandom! I'm Aaron, I love comics and talking about

There's a common trick in popular entertainment. Taking the popular thing off the table. Relegating it. Putting the focus on something else for a while.

To go with the release of the Red Sonja Omnibus Volume 4, Dynamite Entertainment has sent us an extended preview of the War Season story arc. The trade

Boom! Studios has signed a deal with Diamond Comic Distributors that allows them to distribute the publishers products to international markets including

Victor Gischler's career has been built around gritty/edgy  storytelling. Whether in his novels like Gun Monkeys or Go-Go Girls Of The Apocalypse or his

  Alasdair Stuart writes; Antony Johnston and Christopher Mitten produced, in Wasteland, one of the definitive works of post-apocalyptic fiction in

The Blank Sketch Variant cover began with Gen 13. Now it's an epidemic. Covers which readers can get artists, whether associated with the book or not, to

It may have gone to back order at Diamond Comic Distributors and is getting a second print. It may be an important part of the Killable arc. It may be by

 Brendan McCarthy's history with the Thunderbirds movie is pretty well known. He did some designs, they went in a different direction.   What I

So.. what's happening with DC Comics in April? Lots of things seem to be coming to a head. Gothtopia finishes in March - will that be the end of Batwing,

The temptation, or course, is to think that this has something to do with the current "Killable" arc in Wolverine, sans his healing factor. But there are

Garth Ennis has been on the cutting edge of comics for most of his career. Pushing the envelope in surprising new directions with books like The Boys,

That's the word. Who wants to work at Marvel? Marvel Entertainment is seeking a talented Web application developer. At Marvel you will work with a

Elizabeth Heyman writes; As anyone from the 30+ age group would passionately tell you, there was a time when comics weren’t considered fashionable. It was