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Before Christmas, the Institute For Global Labour And Human Rights made a number of allegations regarding shoddy labour conditions for a Chinese factory
Don't make him angry. You wouldn't like it when a cocaine user is angry. The Coventry Telegraph reports in the run up to the Christmas season, one fellow
Nothing can make the prescence of the Wildstorm Universe, truly rebooted within the new 52, quite as clear as the cover to Superman #8, to be published by
LegalWatch: Comics Alliance and CBR take down their copies of the Watchmen 2 art, while io9 and Complex don't - and Omelete in Brazil run the art with
The Grinch hated Christmas, the whole Christmas season. Oh, please don't ask why, no one quite knows the reason. Most-Read Comic Stories Today: Watchmen 2
Around this time of year, a number of comic stores run special sales. But few actually try and sell themselves. But that's what's happening to the famous
Who Watches The Watchmen rumours? At DC, it seems their legal department do, even on Christmas Day. Yesterday, Bleeding Cool received the following letter
One comic fan's Christmas presents from his girlfriend... photo courtesy of Reddit. You think you know what the biggest story of the week was? You'd be
From Comic Book Nerds Are Hot, a look at some nativity scenes with a little help from DC, Marvel and Star Wars. Hawkman as the Angel Gabriel is inspired.
No, we don't have the art to prove it. Sorry. We heard Amanda Conner was attached to the Watchmen prequel comic, being produced at DC Comics under the
Today the New York Times has put Real Life Super Heroes on the front paage of their paper in an article talking about Salt Lake City's own Utah saints,
Trying to join lines between one Bryan Talbot project and the next is nigh impossible. Heart Of Empire, Alice In Sunderland, Grandville, each occupies
March sees a flurry of new series from DC Vertigo... but it seems there are more to come. In an podcast interview with Orbital Comics (whose half price
WatchWatch: Some people seem to have noticed a story we ran yesterday. What fun! PhoenixWatch: Another story we ran ages ago comes to fruition. The
Not too long after the last present is opened and Christmas dinner is eaten, it's time to start thinking about the New Year and what it will bring.
Today is a day during which we traditionally find out who's been naughty and who's been nice, and that's all well and good. But in 2012, there's going to
Keith Davidsen: It’s been four years since you launched CROSSED, telling the fantastic first story before allowing others to play in your sandbox. How did
Bleeding Cool is proud to present the cover art to one of the Watchmen prequel products, currently being developed at DC Comics under the code name "Panic
Bleeding Cool is proud to present the cover art to one of the Watchmen prequel products, currently being developed at DC Comics under the code name "Panic
Warp Nine Comics of Clawson, Michigan are getting ahead of everyone by opening today with a sale. Most others can wait until at least tomorrow.
So be good for comics' sake. And you've all been very good this year, indeed. Rich wrapped some presents earlier, and has them ready for Christmas. He
Merry Christmas! It is officially Christmas Day in the UK now. Ho ho ho. And to celebrate, here is Patrick Willems' new video for Bleeding Cool, giving a
Yes I know it's Christmas Eve and here I am blathering on about Valenetine's Day. But a few weeks ago, Bleeding Cool told you that Marvel would be issuing
A couple years ago, Matt Bellisle was approached by Bluewater Comics to help them with a pitch they were doing for Frank Herbert's Dune series. He writes
The comics industry is at pause. Everyone is at home with their family - or at least on their way home, after popping in to see to the mistress. Welcome
It was partially my fault, in that I'd approached Alan Moore on behalf of the BBC's Today programme several years ago. Lost Girls was to be published,
A couple of weeks ago a CGC slabbed signed Chew #1 9.8 sold for $909 on eBay. Was it a complete and total fluke? No, no it wasn't. This week a copy of
ArchieWatch: ABC looks at changes at Archie Comics - both gay and digital... video platform video management video solutions video player It is not of
Good job by Brendon in discussing (and debunking, where necessary) the little clues that have come to light in various Dark Knight Rises marketing this