We ran a piece on Warren Ellis and Mike Allred's Spirit Of Bacardi comic the other day. Illustrator Sean Chen writes in "Over a year ago I was hired by an
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Liz Hey writes about San Diego Comic Con: I suppose after six straight years of hosting the same panel, you have to find creative new ways to keep talks
Dax – Out of the Airlock. Writer: Aaron Balogh. Artist: Jess Boudrie. Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jessboudrie/dax Closes
Mark McKenna writes: If you’ve heard of me, then you may know I’ve been working in comics for nearly 30 years… I’ve been credited in over 500 comic book
As keen readers of Bleeding Cool on Wednesday may have noticed, Orbital Comics of London are hosting the launch of a new comic, Graveyard Orbit, on
“The story is way too big for just two words!” - Steve Ellis on Monsterwood By David Gallaher Steve Ellis has worn many hats working as an illustrator,
A-Next #7 sells for $1.20 on eBay in Near Mint. But it also features the first appearance of Hope Pym, the alternate future daughter of Hank Pym and Janet
It is the page that changed Barbara Gordon, Batgirl, forever. Until 2011, that is. Never meant to be a part of official Batman continuity, The
Joe Casey (Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers) has been doing peer-to-peer interviews lately with his fellow writers and getting at the heart of
Kings Watch is not something out of a George R. R. Martin novel or a gift given for outstanding service to the Royal Family. It's a Dynamite series
Moises Chiullan co-hosts a podcast, Giant Size, recently welcoming fellow Austin, Texas local Val Mayerik to his home to record an episode. Which also
We've got a triple shot of comics coming up this week from Valiant: Archer & Armstrong #23, Armor Hunters #3 and Unity #10. ARCHER & ARMSTRONG #23
Dave Scheidt writes for Bleeding Cool: Spooky Sleepover is a collection of 3 funny all ages horror stories perfect for spooky readers of all ages! I grew
This may be a chocolate and peanut butter thing... the sarcastic, self-destructive archer Hawkeye in a comic with the insanity that is Deadpool... and
Rachel Richey writes for Bleeding Cool: Leo Bachle’s original character, collected, restored and published by Rachel Richey with an introduction by Seth
Marvel and Wizard World continue their collaboration with the latest exclusive variant cover, this one is Death Of Wolverine #1 by John Tyler Christopher
Concrete Park returns next month from Dark Horse and we've got a preview of the series here. Tony Puryear and Erika Alexander kick off the second volume
CW Cooke writes for Bleeding Cool: What if Superman was on the Green Mile? When a hero is wrongly executed on death row, he awakens to find that he may
Alien Legion: Dead & Buried, a massive 368 page graphic novel omnibus collection of the classic comics, arrives September 3rd from Titan Comics,
It was one of Bleeding Cool's favourite comics of 2013. And, after a brief one-sided spat with Kelly Sue DeConnick's upcoming Bitch Planet, Alex De
To go with the release of Jennifer Blood: Born Again #1 by Steven Grant, Dynamite is having a big sale on Comixology and giving us the original first
This is a review of the recently released Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers #1 by Joe Casey and Nathan Fox, Jim Rugg and Ulises Farinas and will
Valiant is bringing back another book from it's publishing past. The Armorines first appeared in X-O Manowar #24 in 1994 and then has a #0 issue inserted
Bleeding Cool's Patrick Willems took to SDCC to make some excellent films. Here he talks to Becky Cloonan about Harry Potter and ambient pagan black
Heritage Auctions has sold a copy of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic #12 in 9.6 CGC condition for $6572.50. Only one copy of this edition was
Liz Hey writes from San Diego Comic Con: There’s a certain bitterness that comes in every female Comic Con veteran’s response to the concept of
By Michele Brittany, a West Coast Bleeding Cool Correspondent They met as Script Department Assistants on the popular television show West Wing back in
By Nikolai Fomich Ask me who Man of Action is and I’ll tell you – they’re the creative collective of comic book, animation, television, and film writers
About four years ago, Simon Spurrier began work on a webcomic, and 1152 pages later, he emerges with a partial digit loss (a pinkie). Unrelated? Well,
Launching this week, Dark Ages from Dark Horse, as well as their final issue of Star Wars, Godzilla Cataclysm, Transfomers Primacy and Judge Anderson from