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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

There are four books for the "Summer of Valiant". We knew the first three were X-O Manowar, Harbinger and Bloodshot... but the fourth remained a mystery.

Last year, Jeff Kinney, the author of Diary Of A Wimpy Kid took a restraining order against Antarctic Press for their publication of the comic Diary Of A

Talk about an aggressive convention schedule!  Avatar Press will be setting up at tons of shows across the United States and Canada in 2012, and they’re

Archie Comics are about to issue one of those self congratulatory PR pieces that the Associated Press are so fond of, and that many sites just cut and

When people ask you to "save the date" for a wedding they're usually a little more specific than giving you an entire month. Especially, as comic goers,

I don't know if they used a Bat Signal or not. But Brazilian military police in Taubaté have invited retired soldier André Luiz Pinheiro, aged 50, known

NationWatch: Toys please. Toys now. That's not Eve speaking, that's me. SignWatch: Ramona Fradon, Terry Austin, Dan Green, Joe Sinnott, Joe Staton, Fred

Poor Jay Garrick.  Not unlike one of today's mysterious topics, his already-drawn adventures have had a way of not making it to the printed page since the

A Little Heart is an indie comics anthology being created to support marriage equality, and seeking funding through Kickstarter. Its in reaction to the

This is the cover to the new edition of Leviathan from Rebellion, by Ian Edginton and D'Israeli, a new take on the Titanic story, a ship lost in a strange

Four kisses that mean a lot. And all of them spoilers to some degree or other. Go in, knowing that it may make a difference if you haven't already read

Here's your regular look ahead for one week and two weeks at your local comic book store. Next week seems to bring us Game Of Thrones merchandise, the

I love original comic book art. Each page has a story to tell. Occasionally a different story to that which was printed. This is the third page of

  I have to say they do seem to share a certain approach to layout and categories, don't you think? However with Marvel it's a lot easier to find out

Aaron and Tony talk about today's comics from the viewpoint of working at A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida. Which means Age Of Apocalypse, Animal Man,

The penultimate issue of Static Shock is on sale today. Artist Scott McDaniel has put togther this teaser, intriducing Marc Bernadin for his rather brief

It can't be a sudden surprise to people that the current Journey Into Mystery comic from Marvel is a bit like Sandman. Hell, even Bleeding Cool has made

So apparently there were some other comics published today. Courtesy of Fairest #1, out today, for the first time I really want to live in the Fables

Remember when Jonathan Hickman kicked off a little over Red Wing being digitally published on ComiXology by Image Comics by mistake? Some saw it as a

So Ann Nocenti has joined Green Arrow with this week's issue. And it is rather a shot in the arm. What was considered a rather humdrum book has now turned

From today's Uncanny X-Men #8, by Kieron Gillen and Greg Land. Slightly spoilerish but I think you'll live.   Hope and Namor. One a teenager from the

What a very clever first issue of a comic book. Oh don't worry no spoilers here. I mean there will be scenes from the comic book talked about. But the

In a short by Nacho Vigalondo, Mark Millar checks what a Scottish class knows about Millarworld and its upcoming books, and which initially promising,