A couple days ago we told you about the Steve Ditko Amazing Spider-Man #12 splash which sold for $137,425, now here's some of the other results from this
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Jeffrey Sutman writes; My four year old son Liam, has been coming with me weekly to my comic book store, pretty much since the day he was born. And now
Alasdair Stuart writes for Bleeding Cool Titanium Rain, written by Josh Finney and with art by Josh and Kat Rocha, gained notoriety a little while ago
Kyle Rogers writes for Bleeding Cool Last year's "Who Is Jake Ellis?" was, for my money, one of the best comics published in 2011. It combined deft &
Another look at cosplay (after yesterday's runaround) at Thought Bubble in Leeds today, courtesy of andrewdotlee, josephglass, clockworkwatch, steeyre,
The internet’s most opinionated (and Greek) comics column. By Dr Manolis V This is how it went down in comics during the past two weeks: both the
Douglas Paszkiewicz writes; I write, illustrate, and self publish a comic book called Arsenic Lullaby. It is one of the few independent success stories in
Kyle Fukumoto writes for Bleeding Cool This continues the interview with artist William Stout conducted at the Long Beach Comic Con (to read Part One,
Alasdair Stuart writes for Bleeding Cool Vengeance, it seems, is a dish best served in up to nine panels. Maybe its just me but I've read a lot of comics
Christmas is the ideal time to see big family-friendly stage shows. But not if they involve Batman apparently. The high profile Batman Live! show (which
Alasdair Stuart writes for Bleeding Cool Story by Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan Script by David Lapham Art by Mike Huddleston Colours by Dan
Yesterday Bleeding Cool told you about a new comic, Rock Thrower, about a Palestinian rock thrower-turned-baseball player. It did have a familiar ring...
I'm amazed with how fast they seem to be moving on this, though I guess four billion dollars is probably plenty of motivation: A better lead might be
From the book Modern Dog by Robynn Raye and Michael Strassburger, From the Disney/Target D-Signed T-shirt, from the Sharpay line designed to promote High
When Marvel's trade paperback collection begain in earnest about twelve years ago, there were a few distinct formats. The phonebook, a black and white
A few cosplay shots from ThoughtBubble in Leeds today, from rebelpachel, clockworkwatch, josephglass, adlaisface, glassgears, trojanphoenix,
We thought this was coming. Now it has. IDW are relaucnhing their Ghostbusters comic as The New Ghostbusters with four interlinking covers (and a fifth
Pity your poor comic shop retailers this month, coming face to face with... JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #1 JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #1 COMBO PACK JUSTICE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVLvAOsX95M Apparently, in the state of Washington, it is legal for two men to fight it out in the street, if they have
A few months ago, Bleeding Cool ran a piece on the British comic book artist Dan Boultwood and his rather oustanding work that hadn't found a publisher.
The week in Comica, Britain's leading comics festival, continues from Monday... after Thought Bubble has finished, naturally. Monday, November 19th
Interesting. (insert classic Robo-quote here): That’s not the end of the redesigns, however – he keeps getting tweaked and altered, all the way through
Cameron Hatheway writes for Bleeding Cool; Star Trek: The Next Generation / Doctor Who: Assimilation Squared #7 by J.K. Woodward Explosions! Federation
Coming from New Paradigm Studios shortly on ComicsPlus THE ROCKTHROWER is a dramatic comedy on the trials and tribulations of David Willis, a down and out
The opening title splash page from Amazing Spider-Man #12 (1964) drawn by Steve Ditko has just sold at Heritage Auctions for $137,425. While it is
Ray Zone, king of 3D comic books and other stereographic art, passed away at the age of sixty-five. Creating and transforming many comic books into 3D
Seriously, Nightwing? Why the hell are you beating up on X-O Manowar? What has that cross between Iron Man and Fred Flintstone ever done to you?
There we go folks, courtesy of a friendly retailer, a few more Marvel variant covers, Guardians Of The Galaxy #0.1 Ed McGuinness variant for February,