Timothy Carson writes: It’s one hell of a week for Aquaman; Japan, Mexico, and Russia are submerged in Senior Undertow himself, drowning the majority of
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The fetishization of Southern culture is about as a strong an element in American (and even British) storytelling as is stereotyping and outright bashing
Alyssa Pack writes: During Emerald City Comic Con, Bleeding Cool landed an interview with all four lovely ladies that worked on Lumberjanes. This
Titan Comics is releasing a new graphic novel on April 15th with the oddest of odd titles: Dr. Grordbort Presents: Triumph, by Greg Broadmore. Does it win
By Ian Melton One title, coming out every week, starring one character who has a huge supporting cast that is going to get a huge spotlight as the weekly
Bleeding Cool has been following the move from DC Comics to Burbank quite a bit since we first announced the news. Right from the beginning, we knew that,
Breaking news can come from pretty much anywhere in the comic book industry. But with DC Comics it generally tends to be an official statement given to a
These are the official statistics for comic books as distributed in North America by Diamond Comic Distributors in the month of March 2014. So what have
For the past week (after a reminder or two) DC Comics creators have been filling in a survey from DC Comics about their working practices and concerns at
It began with a good review on Amazon for the recent release of Vampirella The Best of the Warren Years, though it had a proviso. And for some reason they
CGC has become an integral part of the comic collecting business today. A service that gives numerical values to the condition of a comic book from .5 to
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT: ANDREA Welcome to pop culumnist Andrea Shea, a new Assistant Editor at Aspen Comics. PORTLAND OF COMICS A new indie comic convention
When we flagged Marvel Super-Heroes #18 for your attention in the Vintage Paper section of Bleeding Cool Magazine #1 in fall 2012, the top sale of any
By Panel 2 Panel Bleeding Cool welcomes back the Panel 2 Panel podcast team, joined by Lord of the House of the Flying Scalpels Kulbir and Arlen Schumer.
Kelly Phillips is swelling the ranks of MoCCA Fest Debuts on offer this coming weekend, with The Edge, her 24 Hour Comic Day work, "a short story about
By Alasdair Stuart Matt Wallace is a pioneer. Over the years I’ve known him I’ve seen him travel from award-winning podcaster to screenwriter, stopping
In this episode, host Ian Mageto, our Senior Cosplay Correspondent and Bleeding Cosplay columnist reviews Marvel Studio's latest film Captain America: The
If you’ve ever collected anything, you know that the process of collecting something is a multiverse full of Roads Not Taken. That thing you had the
By Ryan Michael While Marvel is unquestionably the top dog in the comic-world today, that wasn't always the case. During the "Golden Age" of the 1930's
By David Dissanayake Every year, the first Saturday in October is 24-Hour Comic Day. Started by the great Scott McCloud, 24HCD is a massive international
That's what's unique about MoCCA Fest, you never know what you might manage to get your hands on and stay ahead of the small press curve. This weekend,
Gavin Lees writes for Bleeding Cool: Fables has been the landmark achievement of Bill Willingham’s career. For over a decade, he has reshaped fairy tale
Two days ago, Bleeding Cool shared the last two pages of Dead Letters #1, the new Boom Studios original series by High Crimes writer Christopher Sebela
Three weeks ago DC Collectibles released the Hush Batman/Catwoman The Kiss Statue. The online DC Shop had it listed as being available to ship as of the
The Des Moines Register reports how local conservative politician Bob Vander Plaats has been turned into a comic book schoolyard supervillain Bull Von
Tomorrow, at Meltdown Comics in Los Angeles, there will be a Dogeparty to explore the fiuture pf crypto currency. And get free pizza. Meltdown Comics will
After a series of seemingly failed cases over Superman and Kirby rights, Bleeding Cool Magazine dropped attournee Marc Toberoff from the Top 100 Power
From the year 2000, in an interview with Mark Waid, But for every Tom Brevoort, there's a bunch of guys who said, and this is an exact quote from a Marvel
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
Marvel's Tom Brevoort continues to answer all sorts of questions coming from all sides on his Tumblr. Here's the latest. Anonymous: Reading House of M for