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Moonstone Books is a Chicago based publisher that prints both comics and prose. They tend to specialize in classic pulp characters like The Phantom, The
Jimmy Palmiotti writes on Facebook, of his good lady wife, Amanda Conner, Why Amanda can no longer do free sketches at cons. Happens every single con. ps:
By Christopher Helton This past Sunday I spent a day at the Tampa Bay Comic Con with my brother and a friend. The convention has been going for a couple
Boom! Studios is teaming with Humble Bundle to offer up a bunch of digital comics to support the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. The two-week program
Peter S. Svensson reviews comics for Bleeding Cool: It isn't often that I may call a comic Shakespearean unironically. But Imperial #1 earns such high
This came up a little but last week, but if you haven't checked your stack you might want to. As Cyclops #3 published by Marvel last week, telling the
There's been a lot of Little Nemo about of late. We know of four such projects based on Winsor McCay's masterpiece. Well, this may count as a fifth. Bill
Today's Grayson goes to England. Now I live in England, and am rather sensitive to the way she appears in American comic books. So let's take a fine
(UPDATE: Now with sourced visuals) We ran an article about this on Bleeding Cool this morning. But now Mark Millar has gone official on how he sees all
In issue 1 of Rocket Raccoon we encountered a small furry fellow as much a hit with the ladies as he seems to be with worldwide film audiences right now.
By Michele Brittany, a West Coast Bleeding Cool Correspondent A is for August and Anime! I cannot believe how many anime events are scheduled for the
UPDATE: As Stewart Lee says, "you can prove anything with facts". Rick Veitch gets in touch regarding the piece below, saying "Please update your post
Today with the publication of Superior Spider-Man #32, we get a clue about where the Spider-Verse event will all the Spider-Men you ever thought of all
In today's Futures End (set five years in the future of the DC Universe), Lois Lane gets a blast from the past, specifically Earth 2's past including her
The final issue of Kick Ass is out today, Kick Ass 3 #8 by Mark Millar and John Romita Jr. Who lives, who dies, that's for you to read. But the boys do
Running in a number of DC Comics titles today, is a teaser campaign for the upcoming Multiversity series. Four double page spreads, showing 52 realities
All viewers of The View will know that Thor is about to be reinvented as a female character. This won't be a new thing to cosplayers, who have often
By Olly MacNamee Starting with DC legend Joey Cavalieri and ending my day listening in and chatting with Rufus Dayglo, I felt as though I learnt a great
We have a super-sized load of Dynamite previews here. Everything from Captain Victory And the Galactic Rangers #1 to Terminal Hero #1 and five books in
You can read the comic digitally at bacardi.com/spiritofbacardi But, if you are as lucky as I am, Bacardi will send you the full blown oversized comic The
This showed up on Facebook. Ray Park, Darth Maul in Star Wars: Episode One - The Phantom Menace, took the time to show a young Robin how to wield a
The second book from Dynamite's new Creators Unleashed line is Terminal Hero by Peter Milligan and Piotr Kowalski. Vampirella writer Nancy Collins talked
Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes: Hey Fandom! This week is rocking those Guardians of Galaxy guys, Marvel got all their ducks in
Valiant has a massive hit on it's hands with the recent release of Rai #1. The first issue in the series is going back for it's 4th printing after its
By Ian Mageto http://youtu.be/Eh30TolOdXI Comics and Cosplay returns with host and Senior Cosplay Correspondent at Bleeding Cool, Ian Mageto. This week he
By Andrea “Yunie” McFall Joining with Cosplay Blog with a Brain, this is our next cosplayer interview, featuring Etaru! She’s a cosplayer in Chicago who
By Nikolai Fomich On Friday at San Diego Comic Con, lawyer and comics journalist Jeff Trexler (The Beat, The Comics Journal) moderated the panel “Sixty
By Joe Glass One thing that maybe isn’t reported as much about San Diego Comic-Con is its incredible range of diverse representation. Panels on Women in
The final issue of The Wake as a completed story by Scott Snyder, Sean Murphy, and Matthew Hollingsworth, arrived on July 3oth, a couple of days after the