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Chuck Suffel writes for Bleeding Cool: Take a look at your super-heroes. Go ahead, I'll wait. Done? Okay what's the one thing that is most common among

Tony Lee talks to Tommy Yune about writing Robotech/Voltron for Dynamite Entertainment. Tommy, pretty much any Robotech fan out there knows who you are -

The North Carolina Comicon will have an exclusive variant cover for Valiant Comics upcoming Unity #1. The NC Comicon Variant will feature artwork by

Alasdair Stuart writes; I was very fond of the original Bloodhound series, available in a collected edition now, I'm delighted to see. I was even more

Deadworld, the classic zombie comic created by Stuart Kerr, Ralph Griffith and Vince Locke in 1987 is being resurrected at IDW Publishing. The series has

Alasdair Stuart writes; The 47 Ronin are having a big year. The mammoth Keanu Reeves movie based on the story arrives at Christmas but first off, we have

  Fred Boulos writes for Bleeding Cool: “Get out of the business!” “Who wrote this, a four year old with ADD?” “You couldn't do any better than tracing

Alasdair Stuart writes; Black Mask have had a hell of an opening year, turning out books that have gone to some very risky places. It's paid off, again

Trey Stanton braved below freezing temps to be the first in line for Comic Book City Con in Greensboro, North Carolina at 6 am today... Slacker. At San

Robin Harman writes; Welcome to Episode 132 of The Orbiting Pod! This week, we comfort our Rubber Souls with Nowhere Men #6, grow up with Imagine Agents

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGmiw_rrNxk Molly Crabapple, Wil Wheaton, Oliver Stone, John Cusak, Maggie Gyllenhaal and more against the NSA, for the

Steven LeClaire, owner of the comic shop Comics Ink in Los Angeles writes regarding what I've been calling inside my head "Ripgate". He says: I am the

Here's a copy of Captain Midnight #1, the new superhero series by Joshua Williamson and Fernando Dagnino from Dark Horse that received decent review  on

Bigger, More tables. Bigger tables. More artists and publishers. Here's a little look at some of the Comics Village running at MCM London Comic Con this

Escape Pod Comics in Huntington, Long Island, have become known for their “cosplay Sunday” events in the recent past. Well, this weekend on Sunday things

I went to MCM London Comic Con today with the girls and a schoolfriend of theirs. Her first comic con - and we could see the cosplay from the cable car as

Last night, Bleeding Cool ran the news that Al Plastino was objecting to the auctioning of his Superman artwork that featured a story with President

Joseph Glass write for Bleeding Cool at NYCC. This is the first of three interview pieces he wrote with Kieron Gillen. At NYCC, someone said to me that

Last night, Bleeding Cool ran the story of an allegation from Hannibal Tabu that the store manager of Los Angeles comic store Comics Ink ripped up a copy

Peter Parker has been fired from Horizon Labs. Spider-Man is no longer welcome there. So... what next? Well, from the recap page of this week's Daredevil;

By Tim Hanley Marvel was down and DC was up, but the changes weren’t enough for DC to top Marvel’s overall percentage of female creators. We also look at

So, the original X-Men Legacy comic (the then-retitled X-Men/New X-Men comic) ended with issue 275. The new X-Men Legacy comic written by Si Spurrier ends

Aha. We've bridged that post-NYCC Fall gap where the comic news tails off for a bit and the film news pics up. It was a good day for Marvel Cinematic

With the AMC show Comic Book Men about to air in its third season, Kevin Smith and the Comic Book Men took part in two roundtable interview sessions at

by Chris Thompson After last week’s chat with The Lost Boy‘s Greg Ruth (which you can still listen to here) and my recent film podcast with Before

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GXp8tmcaiw Recorded last night at Orbital Comics. The exhibition runs well into November. Here are some close ups - but

Today, from 2pm till 7pm, is the first day of the MCM London Comic Con out at the ExCel Cetre. I'm taking my girls and one of the eldest's friends to the

Obviously Ales Kot started it off, based on a possibly erroneous report of a comics retailer ripping up a copy of Pretty Deadly. But Brandon Graham was

In Hannibal Tabu's latest column, The Buy Pile, at CBR, he reported; The retailer at Comics Ink made the case that "Pretty Deadly" #1 has superseded "The

Heritage Auctions have put up for auction the original artwork from Superman #170, which featured President Kennedy and was published shortly after his