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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGhNTXaOccI Patrick Willems, geek video auteur, returned to Bleeding Cool for San Diego Comic Con and found himself and

Comics seem to be full of horrific coincidences. When Princess Diana died, the cover of Wonder Woman out a few days before read as follows, The day after

Chris Thompson writes, After last episode with Dark Engine's Ryan Burton & John Bivens (which you can listen to here), I’m finally back with Charles

By Julz Hendricks Based on the beloved works of Winsor McCay, Little Nemo Returns to Slumberland to takes us on an grand Adventure. This fairy tale-esque

So, the most read story on Bleeding Cool this week, was the post about Milo Manara's variant cover for Spider-Woman #1, commissioned by Marvel Comics. One

By Joe Glass This week sees a lot of great LGBTQ content from DC, the most I can think of coming out from a single publisher in the same week for a while.

By Alex Wilson Throughout the social media sphere you’ve probably seen your friends, relatives, and even a few notable celebrities take on the “ASL Ice

Next week sees the launch of POP, Sundowners, Wayward, Hero Cats, Shinobi Ninja Princess, Face Value, Kang And Kodos, Bob's Burgers and Brainstorm. And

To go along with their 75th anniversary, Marvel comics is producing a series of videos looking at the history of their comics. Here we get the 1960's and

A big thank you to Hatena Yagami who saw our original post and asked to help out. So here are the first pages of the Disney prequel manga to the Big Hero

Following on from a massive state-of-the-industry interview with Scott Allie, Editor-in-Chief at Dark Horse recently here at Bleeding Cool in which we

We've drawn your attention to several instances where Wizard World comic conventions have been ramping up the educational level of some of their

So there were a few explosions as people read Original Sins #5 yesterday. Over one moment in particular. Surely some people must have read Original Sins

Okay, this is when the story goes to a new level. We have covered Yale Stewart's confessions and apologies regarding sending intimate photos of himself to

Dynamite launched the Chaos Comics mini-series and from that spun out Chastity, Evil Ernie and of course Purgatori. With the Final Order Cutoff (FOC)

Here are Midtown Comics' four interconnecting retailer exclusive covers for Death Of Wolverine #1-4, with art by J. Scott Campbell and colours by Ula Mos.

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

Dynamite has sent us their Baltimore Comic Convention Exclusive cover for Bob's Burgers. The book will only be available at the Baltimore Comic Con

John Reppion, who has been all over the comic industry working with his wife Leah Moore on Doctor Who, Sherlock Holmes, Dracula, Alice in Wonderland is

The Bleed is a weekly book club by Bleeding Cool contributors Joseph Schmidt, David Dissanayake, and Erik Grove. The group meets every Wednesday on Google

Steve Ditko is best known for creating characters like Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, The Creeper and The Question. But he was also a master of the short 1

By Olly MacNamee I picked both of these titles up on my recent trip to Birmingham’s International Comic Expo back in July, but being a teacher the lure of

Dead Vengeance, a Dark Horse book long in the making by Bill Morrison and Stephane Roux, is arriving in January, but we are getting an extra-early look at

By Devon Sanders I’m loyal to nothing, General—except The Dream. --Frank Miller’s Captain America in Daredevil: Born Again (1986) With those eight words,

Lots of big comics coming from DC Comics. Some expected, some not. But all in the DC Comics Spring 2015 listings. Thanks to Aaron Hale for kicking this

So, last year Ben Templesmith was replaced as the artist on JMS's Ten Grand comic series for Image Comics. A work-for-hire gig for Ben, he seemingly went

By David Dissanayake Dark Engine is a series that I don’t think everyone will enjoy. I, however, enjoy it immensely and I am going to tell you why. In

So, yesterday, we published an article about comic creator and children's book author Yale Stewart, after he made an apologetic statement regarding

This Soviet era monument in Sofia, Bulgaria, of Cold War might and muscle, has been given a more modern makeover, with the strength of soldiers

There was a time when Steve Geppi looked like he might be made bankrupt. But that was before The Walking Dead became the monster hit it did. When the