By Patrick McAleer There was an art-form that reached its zenith in the 1980’s and early 90’s before it’s inexorable decline in the face of a drive for
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Archaia is bringing another unique book to English-speaking audiences this March. From French animator, Arthur de Pins, comes The March of the Crabs Vol.
Mimi Cruz is the manager of Salt Lake City's Night Flight Comics. A major figure in getting comic books into libraries over a number of decades, she has
By Tim Hanley. The year closed with some low numbers at the Big Two, ending what has been an unimpressive quarter for female creator representation at
We've featured the work of comic book creator, designer and photographer Steve Cook on this site many a time. But we are not lone, it seems, in our
We still hear great things about Iron Man 3 writer Drew Pierce's Runaways movie script sitting in a bottom drawer at Marvel Studios. But the comic created
John Byrne isn't on Twitter. Which is why one enterprising individual set up the Twitter handle @JohnByrneSays to take some of the things John says on his
David Gallaher and Steve Ellis' High Moon was one of the first hits from the cruelly-abandoned-before-its-time digital comics line Zuda from DC Comics.
Marvel are looking to give retailers large discounts if they order lots of titles for certain books. Secret Wars #1 if retailers order 250% of their
Both Darth Vader #1 and #2 have sold out and gone to second printings. They are joined by Spider-Gwen #1 which has just as predictably gone to second
A look at a few changes 'twixt solicitations and publication from the Big Two for this week and weeks to come... Deadpool #45/#250 was solicited as
With Dynamite's recent announcement of the Swords of Sorrow event lead by an all-female writing team, a lot of people took notice. Byron Brewer chatted
I won’t include this as one of my reasons, but I can actually quite clearly assure you that if you have not watched the show, you will be able to read
From Humanoids, quoting Kayne West, "Alejandro Jodorowsky is one of the most inspiring artists of our time. His bravery, fearlessness and relentless
Here we have some preview for two books from Valiant that ship on March 4th. The second issue of the Valiant Next title Imperium by Joshua Dysart and Doug
Have you ever heard of The Black Bat? He's a very cool pulp era vigilante that Dynamite Entertainment recently did an update on with writer Brian
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
Archie Comics is following up their 2013 event Worlds Collide that featured Sonic the Hedgehog and Mega Man with a new event called Worlds Unite that
From the Valiant Editorial Retreat, currently underway in chilly New York City. In attendance are: Jeff Lemire (Bloodshot Reborn), Jen Van Meter (The
Prepare yourself for an intense first issue of a new limited series from BOOM! Studios, entitled Curb Stomp, written by, Ryan Ferrier, with art by Devaki
Resurrectionists, by Fred Van Lente and Maurizio Rosenzweig, is one of the most intricate and interesting books on the market in recent months, and
As a frequent reader of all types of comics, it’s easy to get lost in the shuffle of things. You’ll often encounter storylines that are just trotting
By Bart Bishop Coined by William Strauss and Neil Howe in 1987, the term “millennial” refers to anyone born between the years 1982 and 2004, give or take
From Aces Weekly comes a fun new comic entitled Duckless created by Marc Jackson. The comic follows the adventures of a guy named Duckless and his
By Jared Cornelius Working for Bleeding Cool has given me some unique opportunities, from covering conventions to getting sneak peeks at upcoming books
By Mark Bristow With today's publishing of the hyped Secret Origins #10 Batgirl issue, we are given a clean update to her New 52 backstory, as well as
DC Comics is leaving New York for Burbank on April 10th. They are holding their last retailer event as a New York publisher tomorrow (let us know if
From yesterday's The Wicked + The Divine by Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie, the immortal god who's always got a party in his head. With a hilarious You
You;d have thought we'd had enough Secret Wars mindless speculation today, But not a but of it. We've already had one Marvel Zombies series announced for
I do rather like the science-fiction global petri dish story of Trees by Warren Ellis and Jason Howard. But not long ago, the big man had doubts about its