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About now, Bleeding Cool's Patrick Dane is seeing the new Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes movie, to gen up for junket interviews next week. So he'll be

Yesterday, DC Comics filed to register the Superman 'S' symbol as a trademark for belt buckles. It looks as if someone might have been going through their

Something. From somewhere. At least we know when and who... UPDATE: Can't believe I didn't see it. It's a logo. The hat doubles as a logo for Image

The AV Club have been given the news by Marvel PR that Ales Kot and Marco Rudy are to launch a new Winter Soldier title continuing the story of Bucky

Comico was a comics publisher in Pennsylvania that, through the nineties, published books such as Robotech, Jonny Quest, Mage: The Hero Discovered,

This is what happens when comic book creators get worried about the status of their work at their current publisher. They try and get work elsewhere. Take

Sekhama was an Egyptian scribe from around the time the pyramids at Giza were built. It was not uncommon at that time for scribes to gain the recognition

Recently we noticed that between preview.... ... and publication.... ...C comics managed to edit out the red trunks from the Superman image on a newspaper

When DC Comics relaunched their line as the New 52 in 2011, the fact that the maintay character of Barbara Gordon was no longer to be Oracle, the

Titan Comics have announced that there's going to be a very special international focus on Doctor Who comics on July 26nd, drawing in retailers, fans, no

I got a chance to read Terminal Hero #1 by Peter Milligan and Piotr Kowalski and came away with some thoughts about the book. After having interviewed

Clifford Meth writes, If you were compelled to list the pivotal moments in comics’ history, you’d have to admit that the revitalized X-Men, beginning

When Dynamite originally announced a Dawn / Vampirella crossover, it was said that it would be written by Dawn creator Joseph Michael Linsner and he would

Over on her facebook page, artist Nicola Scott addresses the news that her run on Earth 2 is coming to an end with issue #26. She also talks about her

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

For the first time ever, Tonner Doll Company is going to be set up at this years San Diego Comic Con. And like everyone else, they're going to bring out

I love seeing behind the scenes how pages are done, so when an artist shows the step-by-step process, I think its worth taking a look at. Gabriel Hardman

By Ian Mageto Comics and Cosplay host and Bleeding Cool’s Bleeding Cosplay columnist Ian Mageto presents another episode of Comics and Cosplay, and this

Who watches the Watchman... eat? This San Diego Comic Con... it could be you. IDW have published the Watchmen Artefact Edition, reprinting selected pages

By Tony Pannacio “It’s not an ‘s.’ On my planet, it stands for ‘hope.’” -- Kal-El speaking to Lois Lane, Man of Steel (2013) In Action Comics #1, Superman

Valiant Entertainment use digital delivery service Dropbox a lot, it seems, to ferry files around the work, from creator to the office to the printer, to

I don't recall ever having no alternative but to sit on the floor to look at a book or write about it in my life, though certainly in childhood that was a

By Nikolai Fomich Chris Miskiewicz and Palle Schmidt have created in Thomas Alsop a tale about New York hauntings. Sure there ghosts – Thomas even shoots

Lawrence Ganem, Vice-President Talent Relations at DC Entertainment has been in touch with DC creators about changes to the way they get paid. It's all

Tomorrow, we see the full reveal of Wednesday and Thursday's programming at San Diego Comic Con. And then every day from then we'll get the corresponding

I've just seen the Gotham pilot. I'll talk about it later. For now, it's the news given to TV Guide that DC Comics are to publish a Digital First comic

Just within the 48 hours timeframe that comics legal and media Tony Panaccio recommended (and Tony will be writing an update for later today), DC

Comic and crime writer Duane Swierczynski brings his new series Ex-Con to Dynamite's new Creators Unleashed line. Following the dark occult The Devilers

The grass is always greener. And someone else's cover to the comic you wanted to buy is always more desirable than the comic you have in front of you.

Once upon a time, Brian Bendis used to write Todd McFarlane Spawn spinoff comicbooks. Then Bendis took the job writing Ultimate Spider-Man and McFarlane