Comics Archives

So, we know DC's big event for next year, Five Years Later, kicking off with FCBD, giving us a September crossover for every title, then spinning off a

This is Avengers #28. As you can see, it features the first appearance of Goliath. It is Bleeding Cool's Speculator Corner recommended buy of the week. If

  Out this Wednesday, from Image Comics, the teaming up again of Ed Brubaker and Steve Epting, last seen on Captain America, now taking their pulpy

For some, it's been Marvel's tryout book, for others continuity implants, for yet more, the chance to tell a short sweet story in a world if six issue

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsTC9xa9Tac At the Robot Chicken panel at NYCC, Dark Horse Creators Eliot Rahal (Hunter Quaid) and Donny Cates (Buzzkill)

The new year starts with the return of William Gravel in Combat Magician, the third volume of Crossed: Wish You Were Here gets collected, Armageddon is

Last month, Bleeding Cool reported on the arrest of long time comics collector and dealer, Keith Contarino, and accusations from customers that he had

Brandon Thomas writes for Bleeding Cool: “Udaku- Chapter One” by Brian Michael Bendis and Angel Medina Sometimes it just hits you, you know? You’re

Hergé made it clear before he died. There were to be no more Tintin books after his death. And its something that his publisher Casterman has adhered to,

So I got a friend to read Kieron Gillen's Journey Into Mystery. She is loving it. And then I get this panel sent to me with the e-mail "You know this is

On October 28th, Simon Spurrier is launching his brand new webseries Disenchanted with artist German Erramouspe. The series tells what happens to

The Unity #1 Phantom Variant going to be wrapped in a blank cover with an art contest for those who want to draw their own. The real Phantom Variant

Adi Tantimedh writes; One of the events at NYCC 2013 that was a big deal but went under-reported was the Masters of Animanga panel to commemorate the

Marvel is adding another ten covers onto Avengers 24.NOW, the launch of their All New Marvel Now refreshing-and-relaunching programme. This is for a comic

This recently released infographic shows who buys digital comics from ComiXology, where they read them, when they read them and how much they spend. Also

Bob Fingerman is the creator of the ground-breaking indie comic Minimum Wage that ran from 1995-1999, published Fantagraphics. The series came to a

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANVP43X7jx0 Don't you hate news articles that begin with Batman '66 sound effects? Adam WarRock probably doesn't. Welcome

Robin Harman writes; Welcome to Episode 131 of The Orbiting Pod! This week, we head from East to West with Shaolin Cowboy #1, cross the River(dale) Styx

The Poetry School in London is running a day long Poetry & Comics course with tutor Chrissy Williams, starting on the 2nd November from 10.30am -

Alejandra Bodden writes; The panel consisted of Ron Richards (Director of Business Development at Image Comics) as the moderator, and panelists: Tim

Dan Celko went to NYCC for Bleeding Cool; New York City is DOOMED!!!! Yes you heard me right, New York is doomed and I am the one who caused it. Sit back

Ray Flook and Paul Gullas wrote from NYCC for Bleeding Cool; They gather from around the planet: Chinese delicacies come to life, fighting for freedom and

Alejandra Bodden writes; Dark Horse publicist Aub Driver and Scott Allie (Editor in-chief) were joined by Mac Walters (MASS EFFECT), Tommy Lee Edwards

We ran over two hundred last week. But Bleeding Cool writer Ray Flook still has a few more thoughts to share... ●Thursdays aren't as special as they used

On Sunday the 13th of October, the last day of New York Comic Con, fans and friends were shocked to hear the news that comic creator Steve Niles (30 Days

Peter G writes; Well, here we are in Kokomo, Indiana, home of the Kokomo Con. Yeah, it's a long way away from my place, but it's an all-ages con, and my

Timothy writes; After taking a few days to process my experience at NYCC, I have discovered a few things: A diet of foot-long hot dogs and coffee does a

Jeremy Konrad attending NYCC for Bleeding Cool; When I first heard that I would be going to NYCC, I knew it was the chance of a lifetime. I also knew that

New York Comic Con is an intense wave of crazy that crashes over everyone who attends, but even more so for those who scurry around covering panels and

There are many ways to get a comics story, a new creative hire, ahead of the solicitations. But getting one as part of an insult is a new one. But that's