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We have two new advance previews this time from Dynamite Entertainment, both books shipping this week. First up is Li'l Battlestar Galactica by Art

The Gothtopia event hits Batgirl this week by Gail Simone and Robert Gill and DC Comics has put out a preview. It's weird seeing Batgirl in white...

As Dynamite Entertainment continues their peer to peer interviews, who better to interview The Shadow writer Chris Roberson than master of the macabre

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxGISfvrFvw Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes, Hey Fandom! I'm back with more new comics now! This

Valiant's humor heroic series Quantum & Woody is going to change starting with issue #9. What they call the World's Worst Superhero Team is getting a

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

Two exhibitions on two continents. The first celebrates the work of Dave McKean, celebrated artist of, amongst many other things, the covers to Sandman.

Well, this is something. Famously, Chris Claremont works under an exclusive writer contract with Marvel Comics. They pay him for the privilege. Except

By Brandon Rucker We all knew it was inevitable even before the ink dried on the contract that turned over ownership of LucasFilm (and subsidiaries)

Thanks to the anonymous retailer who sent this in. And, no, I don't mean the scanned panels of Superior Spider-Man #25. Sorry, I can't run those, too much

Okay, well, we kinda knew this was coming. Dan Jurgens on Aquaman And The Others, the rumour built over the weekend. And DC's PR department let IGN know,

Wednesday 15th January Orbital Comics: Miracleman #1 signing with artist/co-writer Garry Leach, from 5pm. And from 6pm... Si Spurrier signing

Lots of people do their version of Superman and Batman. Warren Ellis gave us Apollo and Midnighter. Kurt Busiek gave us Samaritan and The Confessor. Mark

This week, January gets a new dose of comics horror in the form of Curse from Boom! Studios, and it has quite a sizable production team behind it, each

So here's that cover to Flash Annual #3. You know the one that reintroduces Wally West. People aren't that happy. On Newsarama they say, So Wally is

Kaare Andrews' Iron Fist #1 for 2014... Dan Jurgens' Booster Gold #11 from 2008... In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to

Kevin Hickey writes, Brampton, Ontario is just a short drive from Canada's largest city Toronto, and is quickly establishing itself as a hotbed for comic

Sreejita Biswas writes for Bleeding Cool, “There is always something new out of Africa” – Pliny the Elder, Roman Philosopher The internet, they say, is a

Who is the Watcher? Original Sin, Marvel's upcoming summer crossover gets a #0 issue in April. Also in terms of tie ins, we have already heard about All

Mark Stafford is the guy who did the covers my Civil Wardrobe and all the Avengefuls books. Oh sure, some will look to his work on Cherubs, The Lovecraft

A Miracle In New England New England Comics prepares for the coming of Miracleman tomorrow... What Have I Teased? BOOM! Studios just sent me this teaser

This is the cover to Afterlife, a TokyoPop series from a few years ago. And this is a cover to the Afterlife With Archie comic currently rocking the

By Nikolai Fomich Locust Moon Press’s Josh O’Neil, Chris Stevens, and Andrew Carl have put together a fabulous collection of comic art talent to celebrate

By David Dissanayake I sat down with Brandon Graham at Image Expo to talk about race and gender in comics, his new book 8House, a new unannounced project,

Over the weekend, Bleeding Cool ran a number of rumours about upcoming DC Comics. Now DC Comics PR department has confirmed a couple of them to CBR.

Finally, a definitive answer to one of the biggest lingering questions of the New 52.  USA Today's Brian Truitt has the word on many, many things Flash

By Spencer Ellsworth Let us sit upon the ground and tell sad tales of the death of franchises. Star Wars' original home may have been Marvel, but Dark

Marcos Martin's cover for The Amazing Spider-Man #1, out in April. Top Twenty Traffic Of The Week Is Young Avengers The First Mainstream All LGBT

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

Adi Tantimedh writes: So everyone is pretty much convinced that DC Comics moving its editorial offices out to California is a big game-changer in the