Akshay Dhar writes for Bleeding Cool about some of the new comics produced in India recently and gives you a sneak peek and his recommendations on them:
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One of the official sponsors of this year's Angoulême comic festival is SodaStream, a company under considerable PR pressure over its factory built in
I've been hearing about the podcasts running on the Comics For Beginners website for some time, having met comic creator and teacher Palle Schmidt
When it comes to the Super Bowl, I feel like Sir Patrick Stewart and Sir Ian McKellan. Football! pic.twitter.com/rdtXP6IGTE — Patrick Stewart
Bleeding Cool reported on how Geoff Johns had been asked by Diane Nelson to restrict the monthly comics he was writing to two. He'd dropped Green Lantern,
Marvel is doing some kind of "Party" launch for Iron Man #23.NOW. Okay, they are not expecting balloons, cake or attempts to have sex in the stationery
From the new Miracleman #2... Thank goodness for modern printing production quality. I wonder how "Superflick" looked when it was originally printed?
The vatican Twitter account shows grafitti featuring Pope Francisco in an iconographic superhero pose, holding a briefcase with the word "Valores"
So Alan Moore is one of the three main nominees for the Grand Prix of Angoulême, alongside Bill Watterson and Katsuhiro Otomo. Such an honour, the
By Dylan Gonzalez Beer: Vampire Slayer Brewery: Clown Shoes Brewery Clown Shoes Brewery goes two for two with another impressive stout. The Vampire
Shaun Paulet writes for Bleeding Cool: There is nothing quite like the wild roar of a rowdy heaving crowd, or so Shaun Paulet of COMICS2MOVIES thought
This is the only thing we got from Archie Comics. No description, no solicitation text, just an image. I think they're picking up on the teaser image
Steven Randall writes for Bleeding Cool: Wait, another Kickstarter Graphic Novel, with Zombies.....Seen it...Read it...or have you? At first glance, I'll
Valiant is giving us a big glimpse into the future. Just a few weeks back we showed you and advanced look at X-O Manowar #21, now we are jumping two
Manny Trembley writes for Bleeding Cool: Are Comics “Fun”? Comic book super heroes and villains have become a dime-a-dozen. There is a malaise in our
John Higgs, the author of The KLF: Chaos, Magic and the Band Who Burned A Million Pounds, a book which includes a chapter about Alan Moore, recently
So Mike Marts is a new Executive Editor of Marvel. Which also answers the question that began "Now with Steve Wacker leaving...." So what did everyone
One of the amazing regular events at Angouleme is the twenty-four hour comic event, in which comic creators, professionals, amateurs and students all
Starting today at 1PM EST, you can stream the National Pro Wrestling Day event on YouTube Live from the Palmer Center in Easton, PA. Just click on this
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
Whether someone is terrible, overrated, married, a hack, racist, ruining DC and/or Marvel, these are the questions that people have been asking of Google,
By Ken Haeser for Battlestar Galactica #12 subscription variant cover from Dynamite... sadly not in time for Valentine's Day.
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are joining IDW Publishing's popular Micro Comic Fun Packs on April 1st. There will be four separate packs available,
The penultimate issue of the 5 part mini-series that revives and refigures the Silver Age pulp hero The Fox, from Red Circle/Archie Comics is coming
Marvel has been advertising Winter Soldier: The Bitter March on all their titles of late. A series intended to tie in (in money terms if nothing else)
By Dirk Manning At the end of 2013 I decided to complete the Herculean task of setting up for 13 consecutive comic conventions, horror conventions, and/or
By Alexander Webb Welcome to the first installment of Flashback Friday with your comic book (and fitness!) consigliere, Alex. Today, we will take a look
We said that it would be unlikely that Mike Marts, Group Editor of the Batman titles at DC Comics would be making the move with the company from New York
Nathan Fox's ads for the School of Visual Arts that ran on the New York subway were quite the hit. And now they're looking further afield.Tako, the star
Timothy Carson writes: The Walking Dead and Saga make for excellent tango partners, nimbly keeping pace with one another’s dance steps; this week, though,