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A copy of Captain America Comics #1 CGC 9.2 sold at auction last night at comicconnect.com for a record $343,000 -- the highest price ever paid for a copy
Selfridges in London is running a Mister Men 40th anniversary event today with birthday cake, balloons, live artwork and Little Miss Sunshine. That's if
There's been quite a bit of talk this summer about the fetish that comic book fans have for numbering. I have to admit that it'd be a bit of a letdown
Here are the credits; Created by: Stan Lee and Terry Dougas Based on William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet Written by: Max Work Artwork by: Skan Srisuwan
Marvel are counting down to some kind of Fantastic Four announcement for November. It doesn't take a brain surgeon to realise this is the transformation
The Manchester branch of the comic store chain Forbidden Planet is currently being attacked by rioting youth in Manchester's city centre. Here's a shot of
As well as talking about Guns & Dino and Brutal coming from Image Comics, and Jungle Queen from an unnamed French publisher, Frank Cho is also
More from the boys who get their hands on tomorrow's comics before you've even had a chance. Even if you're first in the queue come Wednesday morning, you
Vintage comic collectors have had this week circled on their calendars ever since it was learned that the golden age collection of an 85 year old original
We've told you just how seriously DC Comics is taking timeliness of his its upcoming relaunch. Well here's an example that should cement it. Not only was
Look, we al know it's Fantastic Four #600, why not just come out and say it? Or if it isn't Fantastic Four #600, then just tell us what it is. Either way,
In the UK, there's no real thing as a fixed price for an American comic book. Diamond UK sell comics to shops depending on the discount they qualify for
I remember back in the early days of the internet, some photos that made their way online in which a wife ha killed her husband and, with her boyfriend,
There have been riots in London the last few nights, with copycat situations kicking off in Bristol, Liverpoool, Birmingham and Nottingham, with looting
It was the Sunday Telegraph that did it. With the headline "Smutty Show A Comic Outrage", it looked at Robert Crumb's upcoming Australian appearance,
A hit at the Kapow comic convention in London, Joel Ronson is a thirteen year old young man (happy birthday Joel!) who loves comic books. And wants to let
It's probably the comics history buff in me talking, but I'd like to think Kevin Feige and co. are being really clever here, and this isn't just some odd
This is the giveaway poster for the new John Carter series from Marvel. Um. You know, I'm sure the Princess is the person John Carter is rescuing, or
At the DC Retailer Conference in the UK, Bob Wayne, Senior VP DC Comics told the assembled retailers that he believes All-Star Western is the most
Kurt Busiek and Brent Anderson's Astro City will relaunch with a new #1 and from then on be a monthly title, UK retailers were told today at the DC
Alan Moore states, on the matter of PFC Bradley Manning, held over charges related to the Wikileaks expose; “With any legitimate trial of whistleblower
Yesterday on 4chan/co, an anonymous individual claiming to be a DC insider spilt a lot of information. From an ongoing Grant Morrison/Alex Ross New Gods
So that was the race week that was. Normally the Perry White news would have made an impact, but Spider-Man stole his thunder somewhat as the entire media
Elliott Serrano and Kate Kotler write for Bleeding Cool; This week we're giving advice to someone looking to help their geeky friend avoid falling into
Marvel's longest running comic Fantastic Four concluded with issue #588 last year, twelve issues short of the #600 issue, and restarted with FF #1. Well,
Lots of tweets and blog posts circulating today about the 50th Anniversary of Fantastic Four #1. But why is today the day? It didn't roll off the presses
Big Planet Comics in Washington DC in celebrating their twenty-fifth anniversary this year. So they've sponsored a series of alternative endings to Nick
Isotope in San Francisco ran a late night party event with Grant Morrison last week, to celebrate the launch of his new book, Supergods: What Masked
There were almost eighty Godzilla #1 retailer-specific covers. There were one hundred and fifty Amazing Spider-Man #669 retailer-specific covers. There