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When Scott Dunbier innovated the Absolute format at DC/Wildstorm for The Authority, it wasn't long before the rest of the DCU, and then Marvel, decided

For many Americans and Brits, Jean Giraud was the European comics creator whose work we knew. Translated and republished in English, his science fiction

The first graphic novel beased in and around the metafictional world of ABC's Castle was written by Brian Bendis and Kelly Sue DeConnick and drawn by Lan

I love it when a hardworking character like Aquaman gets his chance in the spotlight every now and then. Last time this came up, we talked about how

Possibly the most Bleeding Cool thing ever, from one of Ethan Van Sciver's sketchbooks.

That's the wording we were waiting for. Marvel's Infinite Comics, to be announced on Sunday at SXSW will be a "revolutionary new way of reading comics."

You know, I was wondereing when someone was going to get round to doing an end of the world comic. I mean, it is 2012 after all. And we all know it is

Looks like Mark Millar isn't the only one going to the Philippines. Marvel's Talent Director and international gourmand CB Cebulski is too, and the local

Gnu Books, a twenty-seven year old comic and used book store of Ajax, Ontario is shutting down. Its lease has been terminated for being behind on the

(Image posted by Amy Reeder on Facebook last week) Amy Reeder was meant to be rotating art on Batwoman with co-writer JH Williams III. She was meant to be

Here's the new Punisher Premier Hardcover, just bought by a Bleeding Cool reader. Promising much! From the back cover;   And the Amazon listing for

Bleeding Cool has been following the way in which Marvel incentivised retailers to order large numbers of Avengers Vs X-Men #1 and spinoff books, giving

Chris Haley, cartoonist for LetsBeFriendsAgain is drawing a comic I wrote (and rewrote) called Captain American Idol for Boom! And he's going to be

Bleeding Cool has been so concerned with the identity of Sergeant Marcus Johnson's father in the Battle Scars, and the implications of the face that

Is it a hoax? Is it a dream? Is it an imaginary story? Or maybe a flashback? Anyway, Spider-Men, the comic that Marvel teased to break the news cycle of

As Bleeding Cool reported earlier, DC have, again, a lock on the top ten of comics distributed to comic stores in North America by Diamond in February

I understand that once again, DC have a lock down on the top ten of comics distributed in North American comic shops, with the sixth issues of Justice

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5krtZ8rj6U Grace Randolph interviews her own artist on Supurbia, Russell Dauterman including his background in costume

We know that Avengers Vs X-Men #1 has has advance preorders for well over 200,000 copies. The print run was set on Monday, with extras for reorder. That

Marvel have recently been experimenting with a new publishing format that's been more recently associated with Image or Dark Horse comics. Traditionally,

Peter Panzerfaust. Issue Two. Second print on it's way. Second print of issue one will come out with the first print of issue two. Second print of issue

Dapper Dan writes for Bleeding Cool; Episode 4 (Ok, there’s not really been 3 earlier ones, but you might pay more attention if you think this is an

No, we're not talking about the next IDW comic about Gene Simmons & company, or the Howard Chaykin comic sequel from Image Comics. This time. But love

Remember on August 8 last year when everybody took note that it was the best specific date to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Fantastic Four, and

I doubt I'll be getting an iPad 3 new iPad, when the one I have still seems as if it can do marvellous stuff. Although I haven't even tried to attempt the

Another look at the front end of ordering comic books. First the advance reorders from comic stores the week of the 27th of February. The books they were

Bleeding Cool looked at recent speculator fueled demand for a number of comic books recently, resembling the speculator boom that occurred around the

Welcome to the second installment of Dealing Cool, our new regular feature which shares retailer perspectives from among the racks and at the register. 

This is still the only publically available photograph of the comic industry's only billionaire. Scrooge McDuck does not count. Isaac Perlmutter has just

It appears, hot off the success of Supurbia, that Boom! are publishing something new from another creator. I understand they may have something to do with