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By Olly MacNamee. A monthly review spotlighting the best titles the UK indie press has to offer. Bloodfellas (Markosia) Christopher Marlowe and the Bards

Usagi Yojimbo #146 arrives in shops on June 17th, concluding part 2 of "The Thief and the Kunoichi". Written, illustrated, and with cover art by the great

By Devon Sanders The DC Universe was a very dear place to me. Today, I finally figured out why I don't enjoy DC Comics like I used to: It is simply a

By Jason Karlson It's safe to assume that like a lot of folks I was equally intrigued and excited when Chip Zdarsky, already writing Howard the Duck for

Part social commentary, part family drama, Archaia’s new series asks: What if the American Dream gave way to the American Nightmare? Americatown, written

By Tim Hanley DC slipped down slightly in March while Marvel catapulted forward on the strength of their "Women of Marvel" variant cover line to post the

So, Caliban is now a movie character, cast in X-Men Apocalypse. So what has that done for his first appearance in Uncanny X-Men #148? There have been no

I don't know what it is. I don't know how it fits in with the rest of the universe. But Valiant Entertainment have trademarked the name "Gin-Gr" for an

In one week, the launch of Age Of Reptiles: Age Of Egyptians, Bat Mite, Batman Beyond, Bizarro, Midnighter, Omega Men, Airboy, Covenant, Nonplayer #2,

A look at a few exclusive and variant comic book covers circling the industry... Panini publishes Marvel Star Wars comics in Spain with many a cover to

Comic book stores will be receiving bundles of previews for Marvel's upcoming comic books with the name "All-New All-Different Marvel" on the 1st of July.

Consider this an increasingly regular feature looking at comic books that have gone to second prints or more. Now, it is worth remembering that some

There were plenty of folk to look at, in that final page of the Justice League United short story this week. We already talked about Captain Carrot and

Before he became one of the super producers with Arrow and The Flash television series... Marc Guggenheim teamed with Vince Gozalez and artist Mel Rubi to

Michael Lujan took photos for Bleeding Cool at Denver Comic Con this past weekend, and sent us these cosplay shots from Saturday and Sunday of the

Here we have a look inside the second issue of Dynamite's big summer event. Here is Swords of Sorrow #2 process art from Sergio Davila and colored by

Looks like Chris Burnham got his DC comp copies of upcoming titles, including those ads running on the same page as the comic books that we'd talked

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

Though we covered Max Brooks' panel for Denver Comic Con here, our photographer Matthew Barta also found himself taking so many animated shots of Max

Sergio Aragones is the delight of any convention he attends, and the fact that the comic Groo is still running, probably the first comic book I ever read,

By Olly MacNamee With less than a fortnight to go until this Kickstarter campaign draws to an end, there isn’t much time left to check out this original

By Matt Spector Superhero multiverse madness got you down? While waiting for DC and Marvel’s collective dust to settle, take a break to catch on these

Neil Greenaway reported from Denver Comic Con for Bleeding Cool, taking excellent photos and doing a series of Indie Spotlight interviews. Here he speaks

From IDW Publishing, The Powerpuff Girls Super Smash Up #5, written and illustrated by Derek Charm, brings our attention to a familiar villain. Does the

Ashleigh Jay is an all-ages writer for Bleeding Cool. She has been reporting from Denver Comic Con and is 12 years old. Given the huge amount of

Edward Scissorhands continues with Whole Again: Part 3! From IDW Publishing, written by Kate Leth, with art by Drew Rausch, Edward Scissorhands #8 picks

Some of you might be aware of Kelly Thompson and Meredith McClaren’s upcoming September release of Heart in a Box, but did you know you could get a free

Nothing overtly horrific happens in the first issue Providence, the new monthly comic from Alan Moore and Jacen Burrows, out this week. I mean, not in the

Comic Book have been given three advance pages from the upcoming Secret Wars #3. Including the Lord God Doom and Sheriff Strange taking stock of the

The fourth in a series of secrets to be revealed around the Secret Wars Battleworld.... here are the previous first, second and third... you can start to