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Thomas Allard writes for Bleeding Cool from Paris Comic Con. Another Comic-con took place last week. Obviously you didn’t hear much about it, considering

A Nifty little surprise from the con: As premiered on saturday night at San Diego Comic-Con, here’s the short fan film Dirty Laundry. It stars Thomas

Missing San Diego Comic Con already? I am. So here's a look at a few cosplay photographs, courtesy of Bleeding Cool's Joseph Salas and Nell Morrow... And,

I'm currently in Los Angeles, staying with a friend, while slowly recovering my sleep patterns from the San Diego Comic Con. Some people have said this

Louie Falcetti wrote for Bleeding Cool from San Diego Comic Con. A wise rule of Comic-Con is don't do anything that you can do at home. The tendency is to

Adi Tantimedh writes for Bleeding Cool; NON-WARNER: No spoilers here. Nothing to be afraid of. Read on. It fascinates me that amidst the triumphalist

Here is your biggest clue to who, when, why and what will be writing drawing upcoming Marvel NOW! books, with the Marvel NOW! Point One comic which, like

I was wondering when an American comics company would create their own crowd-funding model. My money was on Marvel. but they've been beaten to it by

Tomrrow, Bryan Talbot, creator of One Bad Rat, Grandville, Alice In Sunderland and Nemesis The Warlock will be presented by an honorary Doctorate of

Best known for his work on Wolverine Origins, X-Men, New Avengers and many others, penciller Will Conrad, it seems, is no longer in an exclusive contract

Bleeding Cool’s Kickstarter Correspondent, Shawn Demumbrum has lead three Kickstarter campaigns to launch comic books, two successfully funded and one

Look at that happy man. It's almost as if he understands. That was taken at the beginning of San Diego, when a fresh faced Englishman had just landed,

Only ten years ago, this headline and photograph would have been inconceivable. Evidence of a changing world - one that some will appreciate and some will

The biggest story for the comics industry may well have been hidden in plain sight. The announcement at the Diamond Retailer lunch that comic book stores

Bleeding Cool has been telling you for awhile that it looked like The Walking Dead #100 would be one of the highest-ordered comics in many years. As

Chad Hindahl writes "This strip is the last of the gags, and now the story will actually start to roll..."

Before Bleeding Cool Magazine, there was TRIPWIRE. In 2012, TRIPWIRE celebrates its 20th anniversary and so it is getting people to pledge on a must-but

As the con wound down on Sunday, BC reader's focus was still on the film side, with an interesting juxtaposition of the most obvious comics-to-film

Tweeted by Rick Remender today... What is this Andy Kuhn concept drawing from Secret Avengers #33 all about? The Hawkeye from Marvel Earth 666 instead of

After a year on Detective Comics, there was speculation that Tony S Daniel was looking to move on, up and out of DC. A two issue stint had been announced

  Louis Falcetti writes for Bleeding Cool. The Fables Forum is always a weird, wild time, as ringmaster (or leader?) Bill Willingham zings his

Peter S Svensson reports from the Marvel Spider-Man panel at San Diego Comic Con. Minimum Carnage will be, as Bleeding Cool presumed, a Venom/Scalet

Jonathan Ross is a British tv celebrity and comic book creator -- most recently working with Bryan Hitch on America's Got Powers. Of course, we've known

He's had it up on his booth all weekend. Marvel haven't shown or announced it, but it has been hiding in plain sight at Neal Adams' booth at San Diego

Mark Robert Bourne writes for Bleeding Cool; Each year since they started doing this panel at San Diego Comic Con, not only has the room grown and

Well, it worked for Walking Dead #100. The first issue of the Marvel NOW! relaunch, Uncanny Avengers #1 will have twelve covers to choose from. The

Courtesy of Bleeding Cool contributors Joshua Stone, Joe Salas, Mark Bourne, Louis Falcetti and, well, me. The cosplay of San Diego Comic Con 2012.

Thanks to Dan Slott for pointing out a twitter moment worth noting:

Joshua Stone writes in to Bleeding Cool; I was at Mike Mignola's booth today buying a print from his wife and I overheard her saying that this was the

Will Romine writes for Bleeding Cool from SDCC: My name is Will Romine and I have a problem. I am a swaggernaut and I need help. It all started at my