Stephen Platt was a comic artist who rose to prominence in the nineties, first drawing Moon Knight for Marvel and then Prophet for Rob Liefeld at
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From around fifteen years ago... that's Dez Skinn, me, Charlie Adlard, Richard Davies, Garth Ennis, Liz Brooks and Joel Meadows... I am so serious! So
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQO7s9wAuoU Anything DC can do, Valiant can do... well in America rather than China. The Valiant Unity #1 3D cover,
Solar: Man Of The Atom is coming back to comic book shops this April. The new Dynamite Entertainment series is written by Frank Barbiere (Five Ghosts) and
Step into the blue... all these comics from Marvel are getting second prints, with blue hues to match.
Crossed Badlands... ...and Axe Chick, internet meme. In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree. They may be
Dynamite Entertainment has published nearly one hundred issues based on Edgar Rice Burroughs' Warlords of Mars and to celebrate the publisher is putting
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_03ocYcRmCc Neal Adams appears at Joe Field's Flying Colors comic store in California, and Field grabbed the mike - with
This April, just in time for the characters 80th anniversary, Dynamite Entertainment is launching a new Flash Gordon series by Batman '66 writer Jeff
Joe Benitez, creator of the Lady Mechanica series, was the artist on Detective Comics #823 back in 2006 and posted these images last night on his
On Forbes' list of the 10 Most Influential Celebrities, there are many familiar names including Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Ron Howard, Oprah Winfrey,
Ryan Colucci writes for Bleeding Cool: We spend a third of our lives sleeping. That’s 191,625 hours. Or close to twenty-two years. And we probably waste
Raymond Fields writes for Bleeding Cool: The issue of war versus diplomacy has been debated since mankind has existed. It is perhaps the most important
This is what 4742 graphic novels look like in the wild. Greg Pak has been bringing Kickstarter supporters up to date with the latest on the Code Monkey
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
On January 9th, I was fortunate enough to catch the opening viewing of Will Simpson's exhibit at Orbital Comics in London, complete with a visit from the
Scott Griffen writes for Bleeding Cool: In early 2004 I was sitting in a little shack with a barely working heater, a gun on my hip and an empty magazine
Retrofit Comics, with Box Brown at the helm, originally Kickstarted their first year line-up of indie comics creators with trademark high production
The Grand Prix at Angoulême is the highest acclaim any comic book creator can receive in comics. Voted on by the Grand Prix Academy made up of acclaimed
It can't be a secret that Frank Cho is one of Bleeding Cool's absolute favourite artists working in comics today. So we're very happy to show off his
J Gray writes for Bleeding Cool: What if there were universes beyond our own? What if the truth of reality was captured in the cards of the tarot?
By Many Rajesh Mulmino is a graphic novel about a hypothetical species named ‘Mulmino’. Mulmino is a biologically fine engineered creature with single
Karen Snyder writes for Bleeding Cool: Transmedia Story Stream, the Zynga of ebooks, is a revolutionary platform which blends Facebook video game
As the Noir series featuring Miss Fury and The Black Sparrow continues, Rob Williams sat down with writer Victor Gischler to check in on the series and
It's that time of the month when publishers start looking at numbers on books, start punching them into calculators and start sending out previews to
Ron Garner writes for Bleeding Cool: My name is Ron Garner, and I love writing. I mean love it. Like, I want to do this for the rest of my life kind of
Brian Bendis was asked by bombasticrelish on Tumblr, So since Ultimate Spider-man #200 is being released in April, but 160 + 28 = 188 and there are 3
The MaltaComics Pop Culture Expo has announced that having been successful in its first year in 2013, it will be returning from October 31st to November
Jessica S Kemp for Bleeding Cool, on the portrayal and treatment of women, in comic books.
By Akshay Dhar One of the biggest and most highly anticipated releases of the recently concluded 3rd Mumbai Film and Comic Convention held at the end of