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An interview by Adi Tantimedh for Bleeding Cool: Kevin J. Foxe presents his new project: Mandala, the upcoming Dark Horse comic and his reality-hacking

David Blake Lucarelli writes; Last weekend, as NYCC was busy establishing itself as the East Coast equivalent of San Diego Comic-Con, the Alternative

I heard three times from three senior industry figures at New York Comic Con, and it seemed to be all abuzz in the late night bars. But while I am most

Download the Sequential App for free. Download the Neil Gaiman Lost Tales anthology for free. And Sequential will give fifty cents to anti-Malaria

by Chris Thompson Following on from last week’s episode with Adam P. Knave (which you can listen to here) and my recent, curiously related, film podcast

Paul Gullas wrote for Bleeding Cool from New York Comic Con At 4pm on Sunday afternoon, as the 2013 New York Comic Con was winding down and that familiar

Elizabeth Heyman writes for Bleeding Cool: This is a continuation of an interview with comic legend Neal Adams and his academic partner Dr Rafael Medoff

So. Young Avengers. As recent issues have shown, Loki has been manipulating everyone from the beginning. And while it's easy to see his physical form and

From left: Charles Kochman, Editorial Director, Abrams ComicArts; Dr. Carol Tilley, Associate Professor, GSLIS, University of Illinois; and Charles

Thank heaven for Jamie Colville. One man and his dictaphone who goes around conventions, picking and choosing panels, and then recording them, as well as

The following is part of a series of videos by Marq Romero of his NYCC experience using Google Glass.  Like most of you who attended NYCC, I too am going

Alejandra Bodden writes; Kodansha Comics has announced many titles that will be hitting the shelves soon. ATTACK ON TITAN, which has been their big hit

Cosplayer Bethany Maddock posted on her Facebook about a film crew harassing cosplayers at NYCC. She writes; The very first question that pops out if his

Last year, when I interviewed retailer Anthony Furfferi, whose first Empire Comics store was started in 1972, he was very interested in finding out which

Jeremy Konrad writes for Bleeding Cool; Sunday morning at NYCC, Saturday Night Live actor Taran Killam showed off his new IDW comic The Illegitimates to a

Kelly Sue DeConnick had plenty to say at New York Comic Con, particularly in the Women of Marvel panel, so in case you missed it, here are some of her

In today's Superior Spider-Man we get an inkling of what may be... a spinoff Spider-Man 2099. With the following premise... but who will work on it? Well,

Today sees the release of Star Trek: Khan #1 in all good comic book stores. You may need to prepare yourself. Here, thanks to New York Comic Con is a

Senior Cosplay Correspondent Endymion Mageto brings you a mega gallery of the best cosplayers from New York Comic Con. Check out his Saturday coverage of

For Dan Greenfield's new blog, 13th Dimension, Mark Waid has written the following... As the vast majority of publishers and retailers turned on me for

I had a very enjoyable, if hard working New York Comic Con. But for some, it was rather difficult. Here's a report by one volunteer working at the show,

A new reality TV show that features comic artists strutting their stuff under the nose of a hosting celebrated artist? Yes, please. Not only would that

Today sees the official publication of Letter 44, the new comic by Charles Soule, Alberto Jiminez Alburquerque and Guy Major, from Oni Press. It costs a

The new All-New X-Factor comic was announced at New York Comic Con, by Peter David and Carmine Di Giandomenico, with the X-Factor brand being bought from

Back from New York Comic Con, it's time for more more more more comics! What's on your shelves this week, hmm? I understand completely, Avengers. I lost

Adi Tantimedh writes for Bleeding Cool: At NYCC, Lone Wolf & Cub creator Kazuo Koike offered a pro-tip for writers and aspiring writers who struggle

Before we jump into today's Forever Evil issues, a word about covers. DC Comics titles now have nice thick glossy covers. Marvel comics don't. It

One of the greatest joys of writing stories involving the future, must be giving sneak peeks of what is to come. From the look at the adult Legion Of

At New York Comic Con, Superior Spider-Man writer Dan Slott was insistent, repeatedly interrupting any questioner asking about Peter Parker with a loud

Sandman Overture tells the story of how Sandman, Dream, Morpheus came to be trapped by a group of occultist, trying to capture Death. In DC's New All