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BURBANK BOUND? Peter David writes; Meanwhile it seems DC is getting closer to moving to Burbank. I’ve been hearing about this for years but now it seems

Today, Marvel published Amazing Spider-Man #699, the follow up to the explosive twist in Amazing Spider-Man #698. So, you know, spoilers.

Chris Thompson writes for Bleeding Cool... just before he heads off to Malta! Taylor and I have mixed views about this week’s Marvel Now! books, and find

Will we learn more about this over the next few hours? I have been assured that we’re not talking redundancies, and I’m told that settled a few nervous

Alex Wilson writes; I Love Trouble starts off with some serious trouble in the form of a plane going down just outside Kansas City. This is where we meet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxFBZdkqwFY Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop of Orlando, Florida writes; Hey Fandom! Today has the biggest Marvel Now books

Earlier in the week, one person was arrested for on the charge of murdering another over a broken Marvel Comics collectible glass. Yesterday, another has

Tomorrow, Marvel publish Avengers #1 by Jonathan Hickman and Jerome Opena. It looks like it might be rather good. Here's a video preview... including the

Bleeding Cool has been talking about DC's upcoming Villains Month for a short while now. A chance to reintroduce a host of supervillains to the new DCU,

Pedro Bouca writes for Bleeding Cool; Trifecta, the sole story on 2000AD prog 1812, is a landmark for a lot of reasons, not just for being one of the

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAtViDHexRc From 2010, in a trailer for Avengers #7... is this the first proper idea of what was coming? Of course, back

The French bookstore chain Cultura has replaced FNAC as the main sponsor of the world's largest and most prestigious comics convention. This represents a

Here you go, folks. The Transformers IDW Collection Volume 1 Deluxe Limited Edition Hardcover. For the Transformers fan with more money than sense. Which

32 Were Chosen. 31 Will Die. Introducing... Electronika. A powerful and mysterious supervillain has imprisoned the world’s greatest superheroes, forcing

At DC Comics today, they've been holding individual meetings with staff members, and are about to start a general meeting for everyone. I haven't heard a

Louis Falcetti writes; Welcome back to another edition of A Dog Named Indie, where I’m going to be bringing the world of independent comics to you for the

We mentioned this ysterday, a social media-driven satire on the portrayal of women in comic books with people redrawiing certain scenes recast with

If you are a comics creator, trying to get in touch with your DC editor, today might not be the best day to try and do so. I am told that today, at its

Three years ago, comic book writer Ken Penders began a series of legal actions against Archie Comics and Sega for the exploitation of characters he

A VERY DANDY DAY The British media goes apeshit over the end of The Dandy in print and its launch as a digital publication. THE WALKING HACK Yesterday,

One of the comics industry's most important and influential editors has left DC Comics: Three quarters of an hour ago I informed DC Comics that I was

Tuesday sees the publication of the final issue of the weekly Dandy comic book in the UK, after seventy-five years, issue 3610. It guest stars Paul

I've worked with a legend for 25 years. She's the best, & I'll miss her gentleness & sanity at VertigoDC - Neil Gaiman I've long said there are

Earlier today I visited the Cartoon Museum, currently hosting an exhibition of The Dandy over 75 years of publication... only for the Dandy to be cruelly

Bleeding Cool has been talking about the upcoming Villains Month from DC, where all the DC titles will introduce or reintroduce a villain to the New DCU.

We gave you a little preview earlier. Now it's all kicking off. Trifecta, the non-anthology issue of the 2000AD anthology comic, Prog 1812, out on

Three quarters of an hour ago I informed DC Comics that I was planning to run a story about rumours of impending redundancies/resignations at the

  Adi Tantimedh writes; The seventh issue of Martin Eden’s gay superhero team comic SPANDEX has been released this month, marking the end of the

32 Were Chosen. 31 Will Die. Introducing... Beserk. A powerful and mysterious supervillain has imprisoned the world’s greatest superheroes, forcing them

The trade paperback of Matt Hawkins and Rahsan Ekedal's Think Tank is published this week. Which means we get to show off the first issue. For free. I