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Rob Orr writes; Just like McDonald’s, Starbuck’s, financial recession, and gangster culture--he’s your problem now, UK! (Just kidding, I actually dig real

You know. The one with big massive spoilers we first hypothesised at the weekend and suddenly got it all firmed up yesterday that will make certain comic

A little look (and in some cases a big look) at what Dynamite have in the comic shops tomorrow... JENNIFER BLOOD #29 Mike Carroll (w) Eman Casallos (a)

Looks like this one's got legs.  And then I get this mysterious e-mail from… let’s say, someone I’ve spoken to about this kind of thing before Most-Read

Currently legendary comic book creator Jim Steranko has under five thousand followers on Twitter. This is clearly not enough. Here's another reason why

I got a Facebook request from Mark Texeira to like his page for A Hero's Death. I wasn't sure what it was, so I clicked to find out. Turns out that Mark

Dylan Gonzalez writes; Beer: Hoptimus Prime Brewer: Ruckus Brewing Co. Ruckus Brewing Company had to have been catering to the geek community by calling

By Hannah Means-Shannon Promo leading up to Marvel’s Dexter comic has been careful to distance it a little from the cult-following Showtime television

Neal Adams, just after his appearance at the London Film and Comic Con at the weekend, posed the following to Facebook; After all the emails and requests

Ales Kot came onto the Suicide Squad comic at DC with a bit of a bang. Previously writing comics at Image Comics with, frankly, a reputation for being a

by Cameron Hatheway I was never very good at painting. All my portraits of friends and family ended up very bright and colorful, with the same watermelon

Over the weekend I wrote an article based on events in the Man Of Steel movie.

Interview with myself. Here goes. ME: Who are you? ME (me): Hello, my name is Christopher Copeland, and I am a storyboard artist at Marvel Animation, as

Justice League 3000 #1 seems to be using the classic Teen Titans #1 pose. is that a hint? Could they feature Donna and Wally? Cloned? The Superboy on the

Well, it clearly worked for Superman Unchained. The Sandman: Overture is getting a double page interior foldout splash in the first issue. We're getting

In eight days I'll be flying out to San Diego Comic Con and, like the monster it is, it seems to be taking over my every waking thought... sorry if I

We reported that venture capitalist Timothy Draper had paid $25,000 for Jim Lee to paint his wall, for the We Can Be Heroes Indigogo campaign. With hours

I just got the notification as a backer. The graphic novel drawn by Injustice: Gods Among Us artist Mike S Miller, based on Anne Rice's novel about the

Dragon*Con, the popular culture convention much criticised due to one of its founders charged with criminal acts of paedophilia, and one who has used

Adi Tantimedh writes; WARNING: SPOILERS FOR BOTH BIOSHOCK: INFINITE AND THE LAST OF US I’ve played through both BIOSHOCK: INFINITE and THE LAST OF US, two

I do give credit to Pádraig Ó Méalóid for spotting this quote from Andrew Hope. First interview request for my top secret, miraculous Marvel project, from

More top hundreds, top fifties and top tens than you know what to do with for the month of June, as sold by Diamond Comic Distributors to the direct

We talked to Glasweigan writer Andrew Hope last year about his new Marvel comic project. Of which he couldn't say much. Hope was a peer of Mark Millar

Image Comics have just launched their new website. And you know what one comic book publisher getting a new website makes other publishers feel, they want

By Chris Thompson It’s a big week as Taylor & I tackle not one, not two, not three, but FOUR hot new books. First up we take a look at Jeremy Holt

A graphic novel exhibit at the German university of of Duisburg-Essen features the work of Israeli artist, Rutu Modan as part of a series of displays for

Rich connects some dots regarding Superman in comics and Man Of Steel. I’m hoping we’ve all seen Man Of Steel. Or been willingly spoiled on Man Of Steel.

Comic writer, illustrator and host of the Loikamania podcast, Pat Loika was leaving his office on Sunday night when the elevator he was riding in stopped

Tony McDougall writes for Bleeding Cool Comics are an extraordinary medium. Much more so than TV, film or prose it encourages us to think ‘what if...?’