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New York Post writer Reed Tucker is on a mission to explain what's wrong with the comics industry. Did you miss the good news? According to ComiChron,

By Hannah Means-Shannon The Black Bat #1 isn’t officially out until May 8th this week, but Phantom Variants, for one, are already circulating, one of what

  See, this is the teasing will-they won't-they DC I like. Seriously, I'm still half expecting Wally West, Donna Troy, Cassandra Cain and Stephanie

Did you miss Free Comic Book Day, or were certain titles unavailable? Well, thanks to Dynamite, Dark Horse and ComiXology, here are a batch of them. Get

Orders for issue #0 of Uber had been ramping up. Looks like they had a knock on effect on Uber #1... This comic about the Nazi creation of superheroes at

  Voting is Closed As contributed to by Bleeding Cool readers and writers, the Bleeding Cool Fan Awards, to be presented at Phoenix Comic Con. The awards

Here's a look at the best selling comics and graphic novels in April 2013. Does exactly what it says on the tin. We noted last week that Brian Bendis had

A Kickstarter for a new graphic novel based on the songs of Jonathan Coulton, written by Greg Pak and drawn by Takeshi Miyazawa has done rather well for

There's nothing quite like a silhouette of a comic book character, paired with a motivational word of sorts. And thanks to Steve Garcia for providing so

You can't help but wonder how these might have fit in: Adi Granov, whose work on the Iron Man comic inspired much of the look of Iron Man 3, also worked

I have a Nintendo Wii. I like my Nintendo Wii. So do the kids. But the games are starting to dry up now. We didn't buy a Wii U last years because we

Photo by Sindha Agha. Dylan Sutcliff writes; To get an interview with Nick Spencer I first had to abandon any semblance of self-worth- okay maybe it

This was the solicitation for Ravagers #12 from DC Comics, out this week. As Caitlin and Rose deal with the shocking revelation about their origins,

Orbital Comics of London presents: Welcome to Episode 110 of The Orbiting Pod! This week, we go back to school with Morning Glories #26, say cowabunga

Zenith was 2000AD's first superhero strip, published in the eighties, written by Grant Morrison and drawn by Steve Yeowell. It basically got Morrison his

Jupiter's Legacy #1 has sold out its print run at Diamond. It was placed third on the chart for the month of April, though it could be higher if Diamond's

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Before we get started, I just want to thank everyone who stopped by to say “Hi” (and in many cases, pick-up a book!) at C2E2 this weekend! Attending C2E2

Sounds like the title of one of those mid-1980s X-character mini-series, but no, not quite. Thank you, Bryan Singer, for the continued dribble of Twitpics

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Louis Falcetti writes; I've found that people really respond well when I begin talking about something I like with something I don't like. Did I say

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNxbmbyQlWI On Free Comic Book Day, Golden Apple Comics in Los Angeles had a number of special visitors, Geoff Johns,

We've looked at the recent art exhibition re-appropriating the works of Roy Lichtenstein by comic book creators. But one piece, not in the gallery, is on

Louis Falcetti writes; I grew up as a happy devourer of all things Big Two, (I am become sales, devourer of books), and would see comics from other

Bleeding Cool marked last month's marketshare slip for DC below 30% for both dollars raised and copies sold as "The New 27". Now it's slipped another

Not everyone can get to a comic shop today for Free Comic Book Day. Which is how Stan Lee's Chakra The Invincible is attracting bids of $5 already. And

Spider's Web in Yonkers, New York, open for the first time today... photographs from Jason Gonzalez It's early hours yet...

We began at Forbidden Planet. They started with a 200 strong queue but thankfully that had dispersed after some judicious handing out of free comics by

Fascinating stuff: Brian Bendis posts an internal Marvel document looking at the possible continuity effects of a worlds where Hank Pym is… removed at an

Last October during NYCC, we learned that Ales Kot has a series called Zero planned for Image Comics, for May this year. Which is now. But t is coming,