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Cosplayer Nicole Jacobs writes about experiences of harassment at recent comic conventions. Jacobs writes: I have been cosplaying since September of 2013,

I don’t normally do reviews. Mainly because I’m a comic writer myself and I feel like critiquing my peers is kind of pretentious. So for me to do a review

Brian K Vaughan has a new issue of Saga out, the first in three months. He has a new Private Eye out, with a collection of the previous five issues. Then

Indie book publisher Blurb that specialise in allowing authors to self publish books through them is hiring key members of the digital comic publisher and

Taken on the NYC Subway, a poster for the upcoming Special Edition NYC Comic Convention, a show focussing on comics and used to promote the larger NYCC

I was born in 1972. Just before that momentous occasion, DC co-publisher Dan DiDio was writing letters to The House of Secrets #99 (August 1972) aged

It's actually a triple-whammy this week as we say in the USA, with three big things happening at once on the 2000AD front. First, there's this week's

Sorry folks, Diamond UK has just told British retailers that Batman #31, Red Lanterns #31 and Justice League Dark #31, all scheduled for this week... will

Earlier Byron Brewer was talking to Chris Roberson on bring his run on Doc Savage to an end, but the writer has two classic pulp series on their last

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 Jared Cornelius It's not really a secret to anyone who knows me that I'm a wrestling fan.  It's not a passion I wear on my sleeve, but in the 31 years

Dave Wallace writes for Bleeding Cool: Darren Aronofsky's Noah movie has done surprisingly well for a film that some had written off as a turkey long

I recall hearing about the possibility of this book a couple of years ago and feeling fascinated by the core principles behind it. Brass Sun is a book

In this first out our two-part interview of Chris Roberson today, Byron Brewer talks with the writer about his eight issues run on Doc Savage, how he got

Brian M. Puaca writes for Bleeding Cool: As we move into the last half of May, college students around the country are graduating or heading home for the

We've looked into the very, very early work of Alan Moore, uncovering what appears to be his earliest published work, written in 1969. Today we have

This is the Top Ten Bleeding Cool Bestseller List, as compiled by a number of comic stores from their sales on Wednesday and Thursday. It measures what

The biggest story of the week is one of the stories from the Diamond Retailer Summit in Las Vegas that both CBR and Newsarama declined to cover... even as

Adi Tantimedh writes, Every now and then, I get sent advance copies of books and graphic novels and offered a chance to interview the authors. The Three

"There should be a superhero for every type of person." Stan Lee, king of diversity there. "I'd like to be remembered as a guy who co-created a lot of

First there are cinema ads, now there ads in major newspaper. Marvel, the publisher never known to spent a cent on advertising that it can afford not to

Wednesday, May 28th JHU Comics, Hang Dai Studios, and Delete Blood Cancer Present: A Bone Marrow Donor Drive In Support of Seth Kushner on the 28th at 6PM

Lesbian vampires. It comes with the territory. TV Tropes tells us, She's got the raven-black hair, the tight leather bodice, the pale skin, and the fangs.

It has been a troubled series. Originally revealed by Bleeding Cool on April 1st last year, Inhuman and Inhumanity was Marvel's big new thing, a way to

  Courtesy of Frazer Brown... Clicky for biggy. Much much biggy.  

On Saturday, Bleeding Cool told you that Marvel would be advertising Miracleman in cinemas over Memorial Weekend. And so it came to pass, with viewers

Adam Armit writing for Bleeding Cool Coran's Quest: Misterstourworm and the Kelpies Gift – a Scottish fantasy, a tale of friendship and compassion, of a

A Mythos Grimmly. A Lovecraftian Fairy Tale Anthology. Edited by Jeremy Hochhalter, published by Wanderer’s Haven Publications. Authors : Joseph S.

Pathfinder: City Of Secrets commentary by Jim Zub. PAGE 1: Starting up a new story arc and a new issue #1, it’s nice to get a brief reintroduction to our

Mark Waid is wrapping up his run on the Green Hornet for Dynamite with issue #13  and with issue #12 shipping this week. Dan Abnett had a chance to ask