Comics Archives

Alex Wilson writes; Oh, yes. The most magical time of the year is upon us once again. Right now there is an optometrists convention at the San Diego

Dr Hurt writes for Bleeding Cool on the cover art of Damian: Son Of Batman; This appears to be pre-Flashpoint. If so, that's a HUGE step for DC to

Will Romine writes; Hello friends! It's your old pal Will Romine here and I'm a little sad. For the first time in 4 years, I won't be attending San Diego

Batman Inc #12 was solicited with something unusual. A 1:25 variant cover drawn by Grant Morrison. Yesterday, when the comic shipped, however, the cover

DWR: In October, DC Comics is bringing back the recent kebabed Damian Wayne in Damian: Son of Batman, a four issue series by Andy Kubert that will expand

Alex Ross and Bill Sienkiewicz announced through Sal Abbinanti their exclusives for SDCC 2013. Alex will be at booth 2419 and will have a new sketchbook

To celebrate their new hit series, Avatar Press has decided to do something extra. When the sold-out 1000 limited edition leather-bound covers of Max

With the release of Batman '66 today, it made me think of the old Adam West / Burt Ward television series and the effect it has had on comics. Some of it

With the released of Red She-Hulk #67 today, Francesco Francavilla posted all five interlocking covers on his blog. The covers started with issue #63 with

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opLklu74dn4 Yvette writes; We need interviews, so we kidnapped the creator of Cousin Harold and Jenny Spookowski, Denny

From design... ... to cover, courtesy of CBR. And remember those rumours we had that Wolverine would snuff it, as a result of losing his healing factor?

Apparently it was meant to be announced at Image Expo, but it got lost in the shuffle. Image Comics will be publishing a Peter Panzerfaust oversized

We ran the news that John Ostrander has a new Aquaman Annual lined up for October. And now we have the rumour. That DC will see how the Annual sells, and

In 1937, the same year that Detective Comics was first published in America, so was The Dandy in the UK. Also an anthology, it has short strips, aimed at

And will they be unveiled at San Diego Comic Con? There are the five members of the Crime Syndicate Of America headlining the Forever Evil series, that

Jeff Lemire just tweeted: Hey everyone, @rafaalbuquerque is the new artist of ANIMAL MAN!! — Jeff Lemire (@JeffLemire) July 3, 2013 Rafael Albuquerque is

George Gatsis writes; After a year on getting Cerebus Digital, Animated and Distributed (CerebusDownloads.com )... I have finally had free time allocated

We noted that DC had instituted full returnability on Justice League Dark which seems to have rocketed that book up the advance reorder charts, closely

I just bought Batman '66 #1 for 69 pence. It's a fun, silly, campy recreation of the spirit of the 1960's Batman TV show, but with a bigger budget. But if

Is it continuity? It might be. We'll see. In October, DC Comics is bringing back the recent kebabed Damian Wayne in Damian: Son of Batman, a four issue

I understand that the counter-dimensional Crime Syndicate Of America will have ten members, all featuring the equivalents to the members of the Justice

Legendary comic book writer John Ostrander helped out on Aquaman, writing issue 20 but somehow not getting his name on the cover. We hope he'll have

Krypton blew up decades ago. We all know that. Superman was sent, as a baby, from a doomed planet to Earth. Turns out it might not have been quite as

Victor Mancha Victor Von Doom (Doombot) Victor Shade (Vision) Has a superteam ever have three people with the same Christian name before? No wonder he

We mentioned it in passing, in last week's San Diego runaround, but I thought this might be deserving of more play. While I have no finalised details in

There have been a number of comics over the years that have involved the Sinister Six. Now, the Six are classically Spider-Man villains who have teamed up

  Lucius Fox in Batwing lives in a house that is smarter than people. Which may be a bad thing for invaders, but not necessarily a good thing for the

Dave Wallace writes; A complete Zenith collection has long been one of the Holy Grails for comic readers. One of superstar-writer Grant Morrison's

Brits get two Image comic books one whole week in advance, today. Admittedly, variant copies were also available at the Image Expo yesterday, but it still

Absolution: Rubicon #1 by Christos Gage and Daniel Gete is published today, from Bleeding Cool owners Avatar Press. Hear him talk, very briefly, about