This was the originally solicited cover for Ravagers #11. But it seems we'll never see the foldout version, as it has been redrawn... The credits have
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Kick Ass 2 actor Morris Chestnut has deleted the Black Panther tweet that got the Marvel movie gossip mill churning yesterday... but is that to be seen as
Cameron Hatheway writes for Bleeding Cool With the release of Iron Man 3 in theaters next month, Marvel is once again flooding the markets with tie-ins,
MAGGIE MAGGIE MAGGIE This cartoon ran six days ago... not so far off as they thought? By the way, do let me know where Thatcher's to be buried: I'm busy
Lots of people have reacted in very different ways to the death of Margaret Thatcher. But the cover of tomorrow's Financial Times may affect some
Mark Millar writes; Okay, this is exciting. I've been planning it for months and securing one of the greatest modern artists working in comics. Jupiter's
Two years ago, DC launched a new initiative, Drawing The Line or Holding The Line At $2.99. After a series of 22 page comics had risen in price to $3.99,
The Vertigo alien political conspiracy comic Saucer Country, by Paul Cornell and Ryan Kelly was recently cancelled by DC. But Paul Cornell has spoken
Kate Woodger writes; I don’t know what to do. I am so upset. Can anyone help me? My painting was created back in 2010, (see it HERE) and since then so
Tim Pilcher, ex-Vertigo Comics editor, is serialising the first chapter of his new book Comic Book Babylon: A Cautionary Tale of Sex, Drugs & Comics
So I had an interesting weekend chatting about Superboy. Okay, I also went with the girls to London's Pillow Fight 2013, but some of it was spent chatting
Izneo, the France digital comics publisher/distributor that represents comic book work from the ten largest comic book publisher in France has found
The Doctor reads comics! That was a week of April Fools, still reverberating around, with a number of sites reporting true stories as if they were April
Last week saw the release of the first issue of THE LAST OF US: AMERICAN DREAMS, a prequel comic to the upcoming Playstation 3 game THE LAST OF US. Set in
Margaret Thatcher died of a stroke today. I ran an obituary, if that is the word, by way of cartoons. Others in comics were a little more forthright in
To celebrate the arrival of Gail Simone writing the title and restarting the series with a new issue one, Dynamite have all-women cover artists for
As we said last week, of the top twenty, Brian Bendis has 7 titles, DC Comics has 6. IDW pushes three Pony books into the top 100, Shrugges from Apsen
Last week, Avatar published Uber #0. A 48 page double sized comic book by Kieron Gillen and Canaan White, a new ongoing monthly comic portraying the
Were you one of the folk who tried to download those 700 free comics given away digitally by Marvel on ComiXology at SXSW? Did you become increasingly
I grew up drawing Margaret Thatcher. Mostly copying Steve Bell, but making those eyebrows into horns, my schoolbooks were full of sketches of her. British
DC's upcoming event was definitely the talk of the weekend here and elsewhere: Zatanna is in her fishnets, The Atom is a woman and Doctor Light is back.
A British special edition of Unconventional Matters... I hear the Edinburgh Book Festival has a large focus on comics and graphic novels this year -
USA Today have been handed all the info they need from DC about the upcoming Trinity War. And a cover you may have seen a lot of on Bleeding Cool this
DC Comics will be releasing their July 2013 solicitations on Monday afternoon/evening. Of course the likes of CBR, Newsarama, IGN and Comic Vine have been
Andy Diggle has rather taken the high road over his decision to leave Action Comics after one issue. He's been respectful, professional and clear in his
This week Kid Ultron gets his own one shot. Ultron #1AU. And said diminutive version, Victor Mancha, made his first appearance in the second volume of
Tim Pilcher, ex-Vertigo Comics editor, is serialising the first chapter of his new book Comic Book Babylon: A Cautionary Tale of Sex, Drugs & Comics
Alasdair Stuart writes; Anathema opens with a witch being burned. It’s one of those images which is instantly recognizable, the grim, hunched woods, the
Dean Butters writes for Bleeding Cool; It seems that over the last few years public domain characters have been in vogue more than ever in comic books.