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Here are the r/BobsBurgers AMA highlights from yesterday’s AMA with Bernard Derriman, the Supervising Director of the Show. Derriman has also done a lot

We know that the three central totems of the Spider-Verse are The Other, The Bride and The Scion. As Ezekiel told us. We know The Other is Kane. We know

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

By Joseph Kyle Schmidt The Bleed is a weekly book club by Bleeding Cool contributors Joseph Schmidt and Sam Morse. The group meets every Wednesday

By Michele Brittany, a West Coast Bleeding Cool Correspondent Clockwork Couture, a Burbank-based steampunk shop, hosted “a steampunk extravaganza of

I was particularly interested in attending the Electricomics panel at Thought Bubble this year, and extremely grateful that members of the Electricomics

Greetings from the coal face of the direct comics market. Where retailers try to increase their orders of certain comics ahead of sale. Where supply and

Valiant has released their solicitations for February 2015 and they include two new series from their Valiant Next program: Imperium by Joshua Dysart and

By Michele Brittany, a West Coast Bleeding Cool Correspondent After receiving an overwhelming response to their recent writing contest to come up with the

A few folk have been after the Atlas Comics trademark it seems. The second name of the company that would become Marvel Comics. Marvel's founder Martin

A Little Bleeder writes in to comment on a recent edition of CNN's Bleacher Report, which ran a piece on the artwork of Alberto "Laff" Berroa, Jr., who

Last week, we had our first glimpse of the new Crossed webcomic Dead Or Alive, the first webcomic written by Garth Ennis, with art from Daniel Gete. And

...then you're really not much of a comic book fan are you? But you should consider adding this to your pull list, as Meanwhile #1 is now going to be

There are lots of ways I hear about upcoming projects. Most of them very private indeed. And then there are some that are very public. Such as

By Olly MacNamee Coming this weekend and bringing to a close the comic con season for another year here in Birmingham and the Midlands is MCM Comic Con

Here we have a first look at the covers and solicitations for Dynamite's Chaos Comics line due out in February. This includes the first trade paperback

We've seen the penguin umbrella ad for Gotham in the current DC titles. But isn't there an option that's a bit more... comicky? Yes. From next month's DC

There are plenty of Venom hoodies for sale. Some official. Some less so. But in today's Guardians Of The Galaxy, we see Flash Thompson walking around an

Here we have a first look at the covers and solicitations for Dynamite's Gold Key comics for February. And special note, these are the final issues for

Jeff Smith's Bone has now been published for ten years in colour from Scholastic, who created their imprint Graphix especially to publish the book. Now in

Chris Claremont posted on Facebook about his battles with international flights, whereupon he was asked, and replied, Danny Occhipinti Write a post about

I'm not really in a position yet to go through all my comics from Thought Bubble in Leeds last weekend since I'm still on the road, but when I started

Written by Christine Marie Vinciquarra It’s a chilly Wednesday here at Conquest Comics in Bayville, NJ. Winter has come early, but that’s okay because I’m

By Alex Mansfield Sure, those white suits are snazzy as all get-out, but trying to get blood out of those vanilla-enameled beauties has got to be a

PanelSyndicate.com is the DRM-free pay-what-you-feel-it's-worth digital comic book distributor that just publishes Brian K Vaughan and Marcos Martin's The

By: Sammie Rice Whenever someone asks me what new comic book series to read I usually have a few go-to answers. Do they love The Walking Dead T.V. show?

Talk about coming back big. Boundless brings back Lady Death with a the new Lady Death: Apocalypse #1 by Mike Wolfer and Marc Borstel and then offers up a

The Image Comics Writers panel was held right after the Artists Panel. Or it was in theory. Because Eric Stephenson was there. And Jason Aaron was there.

1997 was a dark year for fans of anthropomorphic comic books. It was the year that Antarctic Press, publisher of titles such as Furrlough and Genus

Joe Books continues to solicit massive Disney collections for minimal prices. Such as a 376 page cinestory adaptation of Disney's 101 Dalmations