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Today, we get the second issue of Avengers Vs X-Men. We've had the jaw jaw. Now it's time for the war war. And all the horrors that war brings. The

Aaron and Tom from A Comic Shop in Florida look through the week's comics. From their own personal bat cave, in preparation... and here's Uncanny X-Force,

Shadow, Red Sonja, Vampirella previews below. But we we start with an extended preview of... DANGER GIRL AND THE ARMY OF DARKNESS #5 32 pages FC • $3.99 •

SuperWatch: Variety reports that US appeal courts have ruled that Warner Bros can use documents stolen from Marc Toberoff in their case against him over

Is it based around Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman as Rich wonders, or is it something else entirely (... as many others are wondering)? I'm don't

Cameron Hatheway writes for Bleeding Cool; This week the two categories I’ll be taking a look at are Best Continuing Series and Best Limited Series. Right

I understand that DC Comics are planning an "event" next year, entitled The Trinity War. Presumably referring to Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman.

Let us connect some dots. Video game company THQ used to be worth $2 billion. It now dips just below $35 million. Quite a fall. If it was overvalued

Garth Ennis and Mike Wolfer (Lady Death, War Goddess) continue to expand the world of Stitched with tomorrow's release of Stitched #4. The horror series,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-jz-WmlQyA Avengers vs X-Men has debuted Issue 1 and Issue 2, so host Grace Randolph shares her thoughts on this crossover

This is the latest weekly list of comics getting high advance reorders and post-sale reorders, continues to show what comics are heating up on the front

He's checking it once, he's checking it twice. He's going to find out if your comic book retailer has been naughty or nice. It appears that, just as in

Phoenix Jones is the world most famous real life superhero, from Seattle. Purple Reign, is, well, another one, not quite so well known, but also from

Matthew Diener attending C2E2 for Bleeding Cool. He wrote; Dynamite Entertainment President and Publisher Nick Barrucci led a packed panel of his bullpen

We told you about Diamond's Best Practice Awards, handed out at the Chicago Retailer Summit last week. But it wasn't the only competition retailers could

FrontierWatch: From the New Frontiersman, a new image of The Comedian from Before Watchmen. This is called viral marketing. Funny, I thought that's what I

Comic book art lost and found? Marvel's #United6 and their long journey home (soon to be a Marvel comic story, perhaps)... it was a pretty eventful

I love how American towns stake "nicknames". And vote on them and everything. Just like how Greensboro City Council of North Carolina have just voted

The check used by Detective Comics, Inc (the company which was to become DC Comics) to buy the rights for Superman from Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster  for

Anne Rice Vs Joe Quesada. Who'll win? In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree. They may be homages, parodies,

Bleeding Cool does not condone comic book piracy. I do find the thought processes behind those that facilitate it fascinating, however. We ran a piece

Peter G writes for Bleeding Cool from Chicago; Well, here we are in Chicago, Illinois, home of great food, bad sports teams, and dead people who somehow

Retailers could get one of these Alex Ross hand sketched covers for The Shadow for every 250 issues of The Shadow #1 they ordered from Dynamite

Comic store Silver Snail, recently home to hip hip videos in Toronto, has seen long time manager George Zotti take over ownership of the

C2E2 filled the weekend from Chicago, but there were also conventions in Toronto and Australia going on as well. Me, I was also away at my folks with the

Arune Singh, Ryan Penagos, Blake Garris, Tom Brennan. Sana Amanat and Daniel Ketchm. All MArvel employees. All heading home from Chicago's C2E2 on United.

Patrick Reed writes for Bleeding Cool after returning from C2E2; C2E2 2012 was just about as low-stress and enjoyable as a convention could possibly be. 

We've been through the big premier boys, we've been through the wannabe-big premier boys, now it's time for the July Solicitations for the artsy fartsy

We've had political candidates. Gay military interracial marriages. Occupy protests. What's next for Archie Comics to hit the headlines? Why, gender

Geoffrey Wessel wrote for Bleeding Cool from C2E2. Two years ago, almost exactly, I went to C2E2, a brand new convention in Chicago, where Wizard World