Thought Bubble is on at Leeds right now... here's what you (and me) are missing. But first an opportunity from the Image Comics booth; Standing offer
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A comic book came second, for the PPA's best magazine cover of all time, beaten by another of Bleeding Cool's obsessions, so we're all happy. And now we
Timothy Carson writes; There is another fiftieth anniversary going on. And yesterday, some people in comics remembered that. Wait, he dies? Thanks for
At 11.50 at Thought Bubble in Leeds, Chris Thompson will be hosting a panel on the impact on digital on comics with Jordie Bellaire, Nathan Fox, Nicholas
In an "Evening with Neil Gaiman and Amanda Palmer" event at Town Hall in New York City Friday night, Palmer started to let slip that they had an "exciting
Dynamite have gone overboard with their L'il series of characters - no wonder Dark Horse decided to tradmark their Itty Bitty version. Here's a few pages
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Massive Audio has decided to do a little something in honor of the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who. They are in the process of making a bluetooth speaker
Timothy Carson reports; According to ComiXology sales this week taken from iOS in-app purchase charts, the 116th issue of The Walking Dead graphic novel
Chris Roberson was raised in the 70s, but was constantly exposed to the pulp heroes of the previous generations. Jim Zub talked with him about The Shadow
Jim Zub got Arvid Nelson to talk about Warlord of Mars... and it all went very strange from the first question. JIM ZUB: Given the long history of the
Jai Nitz chats with legendary artist Sean Phillips and Eddie Robson about the new art book from Dynamite Entertainment. JAI NITZ: For Eddie, what’s your
If you are in and around the Los Angeles area this weekend... or more specifically just south, you could attend The Long Beach Comic & Horror Con on
One of our New York correspondents, Elizabeth Heyman, writes for Bleeding Cool: The fifth issue of Vertigo’s The Wake was already legendary among the
Black Cat is an obvious candidate. The forum has a few good ideas too. During a presentation to investors, Sony’s Amy Pascal has revealed how the studio
Things From Another World is having a huge sale at their four stores and at TFAW.com. It's going on now, but will increase iun discount until Black
Moon Knight will get a new Marvel Now series from Warren Ellis, Declan Shalvey, and Jordie Bellaire in March, breaking from the LA Times: A mercenary
It's a funny old world, isn't it? Games galore... but no War Doctor? Mark updates: Appears not to have rolled out in the US yet. Try google.co.uk for now.
If you're a fan of DC Comics-based toys, statues, whatever, you may be in for a Christmas treat. Depending on how well you get on with your comic
Well, it appears that Bleeding Cool liked Letter 44 #1 so much that we've been given a sneak preview of Letter 44 #2, by Charles Soule and Alberto Jimenez
Here is what you can find in the latest Previews from Archie Comics including more of the hit series The Fox with the conclusion of Freak Magnet storyline
Tony Lee grew up a fan of Battlestar Galactica and more specifically Starbuck. With that love of the character, Lee has embarked on a four-part series
My Kid's Comic is a new contest from Lulu.com where your child's art/character will be redrawn by Marvel, DC, Image and Dark Horse artist Ryan Benjamin.
Michael Davis is the co-founder of Milestone Comics and a current graphic novelist. He runs The Black Panel at San Diego Comic Con. And he now writes a
New York Times bestselling comic book artist and writer Ben Templesmith has won the Spike TV Scream Award, the International Horror Guild Award and
Rich Johnston is 5 years old today. Wait, no, 15? Maybe 16. It's hard to tell. And yet he's been digging into comics' dirty laundry for at least 20 years.
By David Dissanayake In retrospect, it should have been obvious that the Library of Congress would have one of the greatest comics collections in the
Alex Wilson writes; I feel a certain amount of responsibility to those who read this site and others like it to bring comic books to attention I feel
When reinventing the comic medium in brand new ways, the Americans have Kramer's Ergot, McSweeney's and Building Stories. But Britain? Britain has Mould
Bleeding Cool has been looking at the topic of returnability of late, where publishers make certain items fully returnable if retailers order large