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So there are big spoilers here from today's The Flash #30. Stay away spoiler-phobes, because for a start we'll be showing the last panel of this comic

The award-winning comic artist on Sandman: Overture with Neil Gaiman, Promethea with Alan Moore, Desolation Jones with Warren Ellis, and the

It looks like Dynamite's Flash Gordon #1 and #2, just like the Ardden Flash Gordon #1 and #2, have sold out pretty sharpish. Issue 1 had orders at Final

Since taking over for Geoff Johns, Jeff Parker's run on DC's Aquaman has been getting a lot of positive buzz, so we are happy to give you a preview of

New books, old books, old books masquerading as new, and new books masquerading as old. And all in time for San Diego Comic Con. What will they be talking

Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes: Hey Fandom, it's me, Aaron, with a stack of New Comics Now! This week DC actually won the day,

By Alasdair Stuart There’s a fight scene in The Raid 2 that’s stayed with me, now, for 24 hours. Rama has fought his way through countless henchmen and

By Ian Mageto Each week Bleeding Cosplay Senior Cosplay Correspondent Ian Mageto features individuals who not only love cosplay, but also bleed it. If you

By Aaron B. Hale I am not a DC hater. When they produce a quality product, I gladly give them my money. For years at conventions I have chatted with Bob

By Joshua Stone During my years of attending comic conventions, such as San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC) and Wondercon, I have come to decide that any panel I

By Gary Turner Sounded like most people were feeling the Teen Titans pitch last week. And yeah, not all the actors are teens. But it wouldn’t be the first

By Erik Grove I’ll be honest. As a kid, Batman wasn’t my favorite. In fact, the first superhero books that really hooked me were Marvel books. I was an

This is the cover of Justice League #33, out in July (as well as Justice League #32, as the comic plays catch-up) which will feature the new Doom Patrol

Midnight Tiger was successfully Kickstartered back in 2012 before being published print-on-demand in 2013. And now, in July, it's getting the official

By Ian Mageto This is Part 3 of 3 of Comics and Cosplay's visit to MegaCon at the Orlando Convention Center in Florida hosted by our Senior Bleeding

DC Comics have released the information about DC's 3D cover issues for September, each comic taking a trip five years into the future for a Five Years

Bleeding Cool's publisher Avatar Press had a bunch of exclusive variant covers for next week's Calgary Comic Con... and Max Brooks, Kieron Gillen and Mike

British ComiXology customers using websites to access the digital comics service were treated to following message this morning. Telling us British folk

UPDATE: I'm being told that, despite some retailer's experiences, that there are still copies available for sale through the usual channels. So if I were

Dynamite is hitting stores hard this week with Ash And The Army Of Darkness #6, The Shadow Now #6, Warlords Of Mars #35, Robotech / Voltron #3, Lady

Boom! announces today that there's going to be a new 6-part series debuting in July capturing the spirit of the classic British spy-fi TV series from the

Brian Buccellato, writer with Francis Manapul on The Flash and now Detective Comics, has written a creator-owned graphic novel out for July, with art from

So for the last seven years or so, the grand prize for winning the Heroclix World Championship has been to pick your favourite Marvel or DC character and

Another few previews of comics coming up for Free Comic Book Day on Saturday May the third. Will you be racing to your store to pick these ones up?

BRITS TO GET COMICS ON EASTER THURSDAY The Easter delays means that UK stores will have comics on sale on Thursday this week. Sorry, folks... WHERE ARE

By Randy Young and Chris Hunter Bleeding Cool welcomes the return of Talking Comics, from Excalibur Comics, Cards, and Games in Shreveport, Louisiana, to

By Devon Sanders Awesome Con returned to Washington, DC’s convention center in a space nearly five times the size as the previous year’s. And judging from

We've talked about this comic before. A Japanese manga adaptation of the BBC Sherlock TV series. And now being published in English later this year. As a

Acclaimed horror writer Nancy Collins, when she's not writing books or comics, spends her time talking to other folk who do. She talks to Mark Waid, Greg

By Ian Mageto This is part 2 of 3 of Comics and Cosplay's visit to MegaCon at the Orlando Convention Center in Florida, hosted by Bleeding Cool's Senior