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Doctor Who Comics Day has been initiated all over the world by Titan Comics, coinciding with their release on July 23rd of two new Doctor Who comics

Sean Michael Wilson writes, As the British Library comics exhibition is titled 'Art and Anarchy' I thought that I would write an article about how anarchy

This is the Top Ten Bleeding Cool Bestseller List, as compiled by a number of comic stores from their sales on Wednesday and Thursday. It measures what

So I was just looking on BBC News, seeking inspiration for tomorrow's Guido Fawkes cartoon, when this popped up. A BBC article about graffiti in churches

Modern Polaxis, Augmented Reality Comic by Sutu, (sutu@nawlz.com, www.sutueatsflies.com) programmed by Lukasz Karluk. Close date: August 6, 2014 Modern

The new TV Guide has an exclusive Flash four page comic by TV show creators Geoff Johns, Andrew Kreisberg and Greg Berlanti, and drawn by Scott Kolins.

For Sunday Dyanmite has given us two all-ages books to share with you, the readers. We kick it off with the video game turned comic Doodle Jump #1 by

This weekend has hosted the Manchester Comic Con. A city famed for its football, its music and... it's weather. Welcome to a very wet cosplay gallery,

Locust Moon Comics in Philadelphia held a mega signing on Friday night to host Paul Pope, Dean Haspiel, and Tom Scioli  with some live comix performances

Not everyone in San Diego can get tickets to San Diego Comic Con. It's as much a lottery for them as anyone else. But thankfully there is so much else to

From his blog, Gabriel Hardman is showing us the cover process for his upcoming project Savage Hulk #5. It's a 2 part story that Hardman is doing the art

With the recent success of the Six Million Dollar Man: Season Six, Dynamite is taking the obvious next step and giving the Bionic Woman a fourth season in

Titan Comics are bringing the story of transforming realities and underdog "Ordinary" guy Michael Fisher who might just be able to save the world from its

By Mike Federali Andrew MacLean is the artist/creator of Head Lopper and Department O. Recently, his comic book Head Lopper became available to the whole

Chris Sims wrote an article on Comics Alliance looking at a pitched series that never happened by cartoonist Ramon Perez, called Big Barda & Mr

Anthony Marques is the assistant editor on the Superman books at DC Comics. For another month. I understand he resigned at DC Comics this week, to work

Valiant, in a move to support the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund (CBLDF) is offering up the HARBINGER #25 SDCC Liberty Variant, a limited edition release

By Gary Reed It’s amazing how the perception of Kickstarter has changed since it first started.  When I first started hearing about it, I was like many in

This is CB Cebulski, of Marvel Comics. The one on the left. Senior Vice President of Talent Co-ordination, he recently moved positions within the company

Gilbert Deltres writes, In a world ravaged by an unknown virus which only infects males, mankind's last hope lies in a genetically enhanced soldier. The

So, Captain America is a black guy. Thor is a woman. And Iron Man is a bit mean. Right now, Marvel's Tom Brevoort is answering a lot of idiocy on his

Troy Brownfield is the writer on the new Dynamite series, The Blood Queen. The series is a fantasy re-do on the historical character of Elizabeth Bathory.

Warren Ellis wrote in 2002: It occurs to me that an awful lot of trouble in Gotham City could have been averted a long time ago if Batman had just ripped

We teased some of this over the weekend, but here are the full solicitations for October 2014 from Dynamite Entertainment. EVIL ERNIE #1 Covers:  Tim

By Dylan Gonzalez Beer: Wookey Jack Brewery: Firestone Walker Brewing Company In the realm pop culture, if you don’t know what a Wookie is, well, you need

This'll keep the rumors flying from now until Marvel's Hall H presentation next Saturday -- and possibly beyond: Marvel Studios has just announced release

If you're not heading down to the San Diego Comic Con next Wednesday, I hope you are at least swinging by your local comic shop. And while you're there,

By Christopher Helton When your first complaint about a new comics is “man, that was too short” that bodes well for the issue, right? It does for The

By Chris Thompson Following on from last week’s episode with Justin Jordan (which you can still listen to here), this time I’m back with Ryan Burton &

By Chris Hood (This is Part Eighteen of an ongoing series to help educate aspiring filmmaker on the process of making their first film. Previous articles