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From one of today's top topics: US audiences who sat down eagerly last week to watch the imported second series of Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss’ Sherlock

Warning. This is the kind of story that can sicken a grown man's stomach. Earlier this year, Jonah Hex and Black Orchid co-creator Tony DeZuniga suffered

Mark Stafford is one of my favourite comic book artists - a heady mix of Evan Dorkin, Robert Crumb and Jamie Hewlett. Over the past few years, he'd been

Jesse James of Jesse James Comics writes for Bleeding Cool; I had the great honor of meeting Mike Debalfo at Drawn to Comics two years ago. Since that

Greg Baldino writes for Bleeding Cool Long time Comicon attendee Ray Bradbury gets honored this year with the San Diego premiere of Shadow Show: All-New

Here's how last weekend's Free Comic Book Day looked down under, at Kaboom Comics in Toowoomba. That's a lot of double-ohs...

Jesse James of Jesse James Comics of Glendale, Arizona, writes for Bleeding Cool; When I was twelve and a half years old I was blessed to have met Jack

A Pensacola comic book store owner, Michael Lewis of Rocket Comics has been arrested by local police, as is being held at the Escambia County Jail on an

Greg Gage of Black Cat Comics provided a previous Dealing Cool retailer perspective, and now it's time to revisit his shop for new developments.  What's

Greg Baldino writes for Bleeding Cool Girls with Slingshots is a bit of a misnomer; there are no slingshots and all of the female characters are of adult

Born in 1920, Eddy Paape was one of the oldest of the remaining classsic Belgian school of comics. Getting an artistic reputation working with Jijé on

Some people were eagerly awaiting Shazam's entry into the New DCU, some people are wondering about Wally West, but I've been wondering when we'd see the

Gosh Comics in London hosted the book launch for Nick Abadzis' Hugo Tate complete collection tonight. It also took the opportunity to show off its new

   Bleeding Cool has been running the story that DC Comics will be renumbering their comics to issue zero in September, to tell earlier stories of their

Peter S. Svensson reads and reviews comics for Bleeding Cool. Image has asked that we not spoil the massive major game-changing holy shit did I just read

Jesse James, owner of Jesse James Comics in Glendale, AZ writes for Bleeding Cool; On January 25th 1982, I was given a free Comic Book by Tom Heiner of

It is a little ridiculous. (Photo by Roger Gibson) This weekend is the Bristol Comic Expo, the genetic inheritor of the old UKCAC conventions. With guests

Earthworld Comics in Albany, New York arranged donations from many customers in the run up to Free Comic Book Day, to send to American troops serving in

So it's now the fifth installment of Dealing Cool, and it's time that the retailer feedback feature begins to show how the market can shift and flow as

In a move to avoid spoilers, Marvel switched the covers of Avengers Assemble issue 3 and issue 4. Which, given the ending of issue #3 now makes the events

Hitting hard both on BC and the internet at large today:I was writing the last issue of John Carter when the news came that Marvel had won a lawsuit

Two comics, two companies, two franchises, two company crossovers, both solicited at the same time, both on sale in the same week. It's an odd world isn't

A fascinating piece of modern comic book history has just sold at Heritage Auctions for $71,700.  The first-ever drawing of the concept by Kevin Eastman

Ten years ago, Joe Field started Free Comic Book Day. Last weekend was the eleventh such event. He writes for Bleeding Cool; FCBD 2012 was a lot of fun!

A spectacular page of original art from Fantastic Four #55 drawn by Jack Kirby, inked by Joe Sinnott and featuring the Silver Surfer sold at Heritage

In August, Marvel have a new comic book. The First X-Men. They'll tell you more about it on Monday. Which gives us a weekend to speculate. Trying to get a

Roger Langridge hasn't done a lot for DC Comics. Gross Point, a little Big Books, some Bizarro World springs to mind, but not a lot more. He's done far

Comic book stores have told me in the last month, they have seen a much greater interest in the appearances of Thanos in Marvel comics. And certain people

Art Adams is drawing covers for the new Idolized series from Aspen. Issue 1 ships in August... and these, I understand, are the sketches he created when

The BBC broadcast a British version of The Apprentice, starring businessman Sir Alan Sugar, giving a bunch of wannabees the chance to get a large