Eliot Cole writes for Bleeding Cool I'm not a fan of this issue, it felt like an overly long exit for one of the key characters. I've spoken up about
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I Got Arrested! Now What? is a fold out comic book that New York is giving to every child sixteen or under due to appear in courton criminal charges, to
Eliot Cole writes for Bleeding Cool Four! Let’s get the scoring out of the way up front. Hawkeye’s blurb page sets out as the book means to carry on
Eliot Cole writes for Bleeding Cool I didn't ever get to read the first mini-series, so I came in to this cold. This didn’t stop me picking this up, and
Dan Slott has laid out what Marvel NOW! will mean for the Marvel line of comics. with Marvel NOW everything that happened yesterday and the year before
One's a commander of an United Nations group dedicated to dealing with extra terrestrial assaults. The other is a wheelchair bound genocidal genetic
Time to go through your magazine boxes. An FN/VF copy of Marvel Preview #7 with the first appearance of Rocket Raccoon went for $8.50 a couple of months
It's sadly not suitable for humans. But it may work for burying a HeroClix figure. A coffin lid based on Bulletproof Coffin by David Hine and Shaky Kane.
Louis Falcetti writes for Bleeding Cool; Some stories at Comic-Con go under the radar. Some go way under the radar. Some can only be found using a metal
Bleeding Cool has hung its entire reputation on Frank Cho relaunching Wolverine for Marvel NOW! even if, you know, Marvel haven't got round to announcing
Some weekend tea leaf reading: As shown in the CBR weekly thing with Axel Alonso. Advance pages from an unspecified future issue of Wolverine & The
And we're off. David Michelinie and Weilin Yang are creating a new comic book, Bigger Bang Galaxy. Most scientists agree that between 10 and 15 billion
Oakland Athletic's outfielder Josh Reddick has had a link to Spider-Man after this little number. Well, in a more reacent game he doused fellow outfielder
Trenchcoats, Cigarettes and Shotguns is a new digital comic from Asylum Press by Chuck Brown and Philipp Nuendorf as both a serialised comic on
The Co-Operative Revolution is a new graphic novel by Polyp, telling the history of the Co-operative Movement from its origins in the nineteenth century
Louis Falcetti writes for Bleeding Cool; Is it possible to review a comic about a weapons designer who has a change of heart (no pun intended) and not
It may have just been for people who attended San Diego Comic Con this year. But the pre-registration taking place today seems to have gone rather
Jason Aaron and Ron Garney last worked together (I think) on Ultimate Captain America. I'm now told that this Marvel Architect and superhero mainstay
Louis Falcetti writes for Bleeding Cool; Hypernaturals continues to showcase the outstanding writing and plotting abilities of it's architects, Abnett
While we don't have a visual yet, this appears to be the previously-unidentified fifteenth Walking Dead #100 cover. An "appreciation" cover, sent to
Or if not now, then in November, at least. I'm really not exactly sure what all these things will be, or how they fit together in the New Now, so I'll
DC Comics had already announced that the first issues of the DC Third Wave - Talon, The Phantom Stranger, Sword Of Sorcery and Team 7 in October would be
As shown in the CBR weekly thing with Axel Alonso. Advance pages from an unspecified future issue of Wolverine & The X-Men, drawn by Jorge Molina. And
Okay someone is going to call this "Watson And Homeys". But not me. Watson And Holmes is a new upcoming digital comic book, the latest in a batch to take
Two weeks ago it was Green Lantern #11. This week it was Wolverine #311. Comics that ComiXology have digitally distributed a week or so early, because
Marc Tyler Nobleman is the author of Bill the Boy Wonder: The Secret Co-Creator of Batman, looking to raise the prominense of Bill Finger and his
Avengers Plus X-Men has its first issue published in October. But there's also an Ed McGuinness Avengers Plus X-Men poster shipping that week which teases
So how did we do? In June, Bleeding Cool ran a checklist of rumours we'd heard about Marvel NOW! Including that it would be called Marvel NOW! Let's see
Walking Dead #100 was the number one best selling comic book in the North American direct market in June. Did anyone expect otherwise? It also pushed