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The Auteur from Rick Spears and James Callahan is Oni Press' big new launch for March. They had copies at New York Comic Con and it looks like Oni are

Um. Um. Just, take it away, Kieron. As established in his original mini, Noh-Varr has a bunch of cockroach genes worked into his system. That leads to the

Two small presses that have made it their mission to bring art comics and indie comics to the fore are proving themselves to be very busy in 2014, and it

I've been following this for a bit and have managed to get, well, not very far. But Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, comic book creators who worked for Marvel

By Chris Thompson After last week’s chat with the gifted and insanely busy Zack Whedon (which you can still listen to here) – I’m back with the first of

By Alexander Webb Welcome to another installment of Flashback Friday with your comic book (and fitness!) consigliere, Alex. Today, we are following up

Entertainment Weekly is reporting that to go with the NBA's All-Star Weekend, the commentators from TNT's Inside the NBA - Ernie Johnson, Shaquille

We know Superior Spider-Man is coming to an end. We know that Amazing Spider-Man is beginning. And that it will feature Peter Parker back inside his

Mark Waid once more slips on his Clark Kent glasses and interviews Victor Gischler about the Dynamite Entertainment series Noir featuring Miss Fury and

Artist Grant Gould has shared a little story about a company taking his art without permission and selling t-shirts with it. It all started like this:

Timothy Carson writes: Don’t you think Ms. Marvel would look lovely in a tiara? And wouldn’t Forever Evil look dashing in a suit and tie? According to

I can't deny that one of my favourite recent Marvel titles is the cross between Superior Spider-Man and Hawkeye, Superior Foes Of Spider-Man. But with

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

On Wednesday we get the launch of Royal Masters Of War, City: The Mind In The Machine, Fuse, Mercenary Sea, Death’s Head II, She Hulk, Wolverine, X-Force,

Batman #27 beat Detective Comics #27 in January's sales, taking the top two spots as distributed in North America by Diamond Comic Distributors. Marvel

Mike Norton asks... What's this???? pic.twitter.com/PAaPua6egA — Mike Norton (@themikenorton) February 5, 2014 Well, Mike, I've just had it confirmed from

This is how the world ends, with the final page of Forever Evil #5. And this is that bit from Christmas' Doctor Who: The Time Of The Doctor. In Swipe File

The Detroit News reports on a schism in the Real Life Superhero movement in northern Michigan, between Petoskey Batman and Bee Sting. The two men, part of

Dark Cybertron, a new interactive event, was announced by Hasbro, DeNA and IDW Publishing this week for fans of the mobile card battle game Transformers:

We've got an advanced look at Archer & Armstrong #18, the first issue in the new Mission: Improbable story arc that brings the duo up against

Turok The Dinosaur Hunter #1 hit yesterday, a new series written by Greg Pak for Dynamite. But amongst the thirty-eight different covers for issue 1, are

By Alexander Webb Knowing what to expect in certain situations, such as the advent of a snowstorm or training an unruly client, can mean the difference

Sequart Research & Literacy Organization and Respect Films are launching into their next documentary hot on the heels of the ground-breaking feature

  This is part 2 of the All New Marvel Now review series by Comics and Cosplay Host Ian Mageto, who is also our Bleeding Cosplay columnist and Senior

Z2 Comics (formerly Zip Comics and publisher of Harvey Pekar's Cleveland) is cranking into high gear this Spring with the release of two new graphic

The Mark Waid interviews continue; this time he chats with Mike Carroll about the long run of Garth Ennis' female vigilante Jennifer Blood for Dynamite

This again. Sigh. It emerges that, despite being successfully distributed and sold for months in the UK, recent lines of licensed comics have, apparently,

According to the L.A. Daily News a group of students at Calabash Charter Academy were preparing for a visit from a diary cow when they were handed a

This is the poster that has been making the news in Nottinghamshire, deemed rather offensive in its "bags a slag, grab a hag" promise for an "alternative"

Last week we noted how Earth 2 Annual #2 changed the name of the bad guy from Francesco Francavilla, the same name as the comics artist, to that of