Coming in May from David Lapham and Rafael Ortiz, comes this rather hedonistic trip from the life of an indestructible man. Who rather tests that to the
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NH1wqPVbjoc Jeremy Renner is Hawkeye in The Avengers 2012! First you saw him on screen in Thor, but he started in the pages
Here's a preview of Avengers Vs X-Men #2 out next month. And yes it's the one with Juggolossus being donkey punched by Red Hulk. But also the first scene
We've mentioned how one publisher has dominated the top ten chart in direct market comics of late, with DC taking all ten and pushing Marvel's books way
In October 2011, the comics industry was stunned by the news that an unimaginably important artifact of our history had surfaced nearly 75 years after it
Now that DC Comics has a new logo, they are free to continue to engage in all manner of sneaker-based activities. Such as this deal with Converse putting
Nobody doesn't like those rather wonderful Avengers #25 pages that Marvel sneak previewed today, written by Bendis and drawn by Walt Simonson. Walt, good
Coming from Nathan Edmondson and Nic Klein from Image Comics. Dancer. On May 16th,
Bleeding Cool has run a number of articles showing how Marvel is encouraging retailers to order more and more of their Avengers Vs X-Men series, to the
Dr Manolis Vamvounis pops by Bleeding Cool to share some thoughts about Catwoman #7. Um, hi. My name's Manolis Vamvounis (DOCTOR Manolis Vamvounis even,
Darkness #101 came out yesterday, starting David Hine's run on the title. But more people these days seem au fait with the Darkness games, the sequel just
Mark Millar has a reputation for never doing anything by accident. For always having a plan. Basically, he's a Cylon. Quotes appear promoting books that
Here are some early looks at the upcoming League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century: 2009 by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill to be published in June. I've
Mark Waid has made it very clear. The digital comic books he's working on are not animation. Even though we see changes of image on the screen, as new
Apologies to all Sacramentoans but Sacramento means one thing to me. The home of comics' most nefarious villain, Josh Hoopes. Known for committing many
The only real glitch here, a book on which Amazon could not conceivably make any profit on whatsoever, is the Amazing Spider-Man: Ends Of The Earth
William Christensen writes for Bleeding Cool; To our retailing and consumer friends : Avatar Press has suffered a very difficult blow, on Tuesday, March
Si Spurrier. A little Soho cafe. And the Crossed epidemic. The new episode of Crossed: Wish You Were Here by Spurrier, Barreno and Erskine is now online,
A couple of years ago I went to the Treviso Comics Festival in Italy. I ended up spending a very pleasant time with some very pleasant comics creators,
This chart is the only chart that measures "buzz", by looking at the comics being ordered by retailers after the usual orders are in. It measures the
WiredWatch: Steve Niles and Matt Pizzolli talk about their new publishing model, Black Mask Studios, to Wired. "It’s become this monopolized walled garden
An interesting day for breaking TV news -- a new Doctor Who Companion announced, and our first glimpse of Lucy Liu in the new twist on Sherlock Holmes
The Amazing Spider-Man: Ends Of The Earth has only just started publication today. But the hardcover collection of the crossover is already on Amazon for
Peter S. Svensson drove six hours to attend WonderCon for Bleeding Cool. It was worth it. Every convention has a specific feel, a vibe. This didn't feel
It was going to come out from Top Shelf. Then it switched to DC Comics. And then... well nothing for a while. Now the collected stories of the officer who
Here's what's coming to your local comic store next week, from Avengers Vs X-Men #0, to the second Crossed Badlands to Cover Girls to DARK HORSE COMICS
Batman And Wonder Woman #7 - Everything You Thought You Knew Was Wrong (SPOILERS)
Given the way the final episode of the second series of The Walking Dead ended, coupled with her origin being briefly told in this month's Playboy,
It's the age old story. Someone wants to make a film. So they make a comic book instead, hoping Hollywood will see their genius and pony up the cash.