From Justice League Of America #6. In the middle of the super secure Argus state facility, in the containment room of Superman. Somewhere likely to be
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By Hannah Means-Shannon Justin Jordan is a remarkably direct person who seems to shuffle off any traces of affectation, particularly when he gets up in
Louis Falcetti writes; The panel for Bizarre? Queer? Perfect: Taming The Wild Webcomics Frontier, was an inspiring, interesting experience, featuring an
Josh Henaman writes; It all started with an image. It was back in 2009 and I was the stereotypical “frustrated writer.” Always waiting for someone to give
By Travis Horseman If there’s one cliché about history we all know, it’s that it’s written by “winners.” The “losers” in any conflict are left to suck it
By Brian Lubocki & Michael Hayes We brought 1,000 free comics of our demon noir fantasy to Comic Con this year. We’d never been. And we’d never
Dara Naraghi writes for Bleeding Cool: The narrative time-jumps were something I wanted to do from the beginning, despite some words of caution from
A letter from Sam: Hi BC, Kristo is the Count of Monte Cristo, set in Stalinist Russia. I wrote it, Alex Sheikman is the artist, with Kris Carter on
Cameron Hatheway writes for Bleeding Cool: Red Hood and the Outlaws #22 by Guillem March Ah yes, the classic Yin-Yang pose with an added dash of sex
During Comic Con a friend gave me a call, saying they were doing a screening of the new Fox network show Sleepy Hollow and he had extra wristbands to get me in. Seeing a network show early is great but the best part was they gave out free pizza.
Flashpoint Paradox is a very, very violent action fantasy – and that’s a good thing.
From William Harms and Jerry Lando, an original graphic novel out this Wednesday from Top Cow, after winning the Pilot Season competition two and a half
Craig has been turning up some great stuff at Star Wars Celebration. Hit the Star Wars tag and check it all out. Dave Filoni shared these images from the
Ricardo Sanchez writes for Bleeding Cool: The Ghost Rider artist turns to the crowd sourcing site to raise funds for a superhero story he says is
Chad Hindahl decided to skip the crowd of San Diego Comic Con last weekend to bring us this double installment;
By Hannah Means-Shannon Pulp noir master Francesco Francavilla regularly bestows copious fresh off the desk artwork on Twitter via his Tumblr account,
David Nieves writes for Bleeding Cool: Comics for children should be able to be shared with children, a simple notion right? That isn't always the case in
Robert Jeschonek writes for Bleeding Cool: What does Bobby McVicker’s mom have to do with why I've launched a new graphic novel Kickstarter project? The
William Hodge writes for Bleeding Cool: Villains have all the fun. "You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.” ―
Alex Wilson writes and records for Bleeding Cool: Mike Norton is one of the best artists working in the comic book industry to date. His work in includes
It's funny how a thought can stick with you for years on end only to show itself when you least expect it. That's what Sam Eggleston thought when he sat
Brian M. Puaca writes for Bleeding Cool: The Comic Book Legal Defense unveiled a new t-shirt at the San Diego Comic Con last week commemorating William
Brandon Thomas writes for Bleeding Cool: “It Doesn’t Have To Be This Way” by Mark Millar & Adam Kubert Ultimate X-Men #15 is my single favorite X-Men
The week after the big show... and Superior Spider-Man pushes past new launches and Trinity Wars to take the top spot alongside the second issue of
The Doctor Who news and rumor mill seems to be heating up again on a number of fronts. What does it all mean? I’ve got it on very good authority that
Kal-El Bogdanove writes; Jon Bogdanove has been gone a long time. Or at least that's what people think. And it's true that since his epic run on Superman:
Welcome to the front line of comic book retailing. Which comics are heating up so fast that retailers are having to play catch up, upping their orders to
Aaron Hale writes; It’s kind of a tradition for me that the first night of San Diego Comic Con my wife and I attend preview night then we go out for a
Alex Wilson writes for Bleeding Cool: Beth Sotelo (colorist for Aspen Comics) started a Kickstarter Campaign to help fund her creator owned title, Grump.
I missed this in the post-show kerfuffle. At San Diego, we broke the news that Justin Jordan had walked off Superboy but would remain on Green Lantern: