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"There is nothing to fear but fear" - Sir Francis Bacon "There is nothing to fear but fear itself" - Franklin Roosevelt "Whatever knows fear burns at the

Keith Davidsen writes for Bleeding Cool. If you’re a Little Bleeder, you’ve heard the name David Lapham quite a lot.  As one of the most distinct voices

Here’s the headlines, based on DC Comics solicitation information for new monthly comics for March (minus the reprint, licensed, creator-owned and Vertigo

It's only been a few years since Paul Levitz was so disgusted with the way The Boys portrayed superheroes that he cancelled it, and let Dynamite take over

TweetWatch: On Pat Lee... "ridiculous...this guy owed me almost 5k" - Marcelo Matere. DADTWatch: JH Williams on Batwoman: "Now to figure out what this may

So right now my brain is rocking a little. A little while ago I was approached by one of the Dabel brothers. You know, the folks who have set up numerous

Here are two pages from next month's Jennifer Blood #2 from Dynamite. Oh, and the Tim Bradstreet cover. Look, she's got a gun. You can find a preview of

Felix Ruiz is an artist who owes a fair bit to the work of Bill Sienkiewicz. For example, this from Uranian. Quite Bill-ish, yes? But he won't leave it

So,who wants to buy a comic store? Here's an email sent to me - sadly, I don't have the money. And Chicago is a hell of a commute. So... anyone else fancy

Tweet Of The Night: "I've been laid off from Fantagraphics. Wednesday will be my last day as The Comics Journal's newsblogger". - Dirk Deppey. Damn. This

‘Tis the week before Christmas, and the ‘toons are all about the TRON LEGACY. Probably staying home from the movies at lookitmoves@gmail.com I’ve begun

Would you like to see more raw inks of Bill Sienkiewicz over Neal Adams pencils for Batman Odyssey? Would you? Would you??? Go on then.

When Mark Millar announced Kapow as the first big British comic con in London since the UKCACs, people at the MCM Expo were understandable a bit narked.

The following is based on a combination of bar and party talk in and around the blocks of Manhattan that separate DC from Marvel. Use your own judgement,

Keith Davidsen writes for Bleeding Cool. If you’re a Little Bleeder, you’ve heard the name David Lapham quite a lot. As one of the most distinct voices in

Doesn't this look interesting?

I understand from a number of impassioned pleas by Vertigo creators that there has been a major contractual  change instigated at Vertigo. And indeed I'm

So, Don't Ask, Don't Tell legislation has been repealed in the US, members of the armed forces will no longer be dismissed because someone discovers they

BatWatch: WanderingBert drawing every Batman villain in existence. In his own unique style... ComicsThatShouldExistWatch: SpasticWatch: Bleeding Cool ran

It is considered one of the defining moments of the Marvel Universe: a dejected Peter Parker throwing his costume in the trash, attempting to leave his

Recently, the East Bay Express ran a profile of local store, Comic Relief in Berkely, California, and its imminent doom. The paper interviewed current

WorldWatch: Eco Comics push their new line of digital comic books as "eco friendly"... PronounciationWatch: Fighting over sherbet. Within the first

The listings just went up - for an assistant editor working in New York on DC Comics archives and special projects, under newly-appointed Ian Sattler, an

On his blog, Dylan Horrocks celebrates the fact that his comic from the nineties, Pickle, has been scanned and uploaded, available to torrent illegally

Former DC Comics publisher Paul Levitz has done a couple of appearances over the past week in support of the release of his 75 Years of DC Comics: The Art

Midtown Comics, the New York-based chain of comic stores, has been tweeting links to Marvel's Fear teaser campaign recently. Then last night they tweeted;

FascistWatch: Green Hornet director Michael Gondry calls fanboys... welll... His eyes light up when he mentions Rogen, but the reaction of the fanboys and

It does feel a bit like this was the comic book that J Scott Campbell was born to... draw trashy exploitative pinup pictures on the cover for. Although I

Batman is a story about a billionaire who takes personal responsibility for a crime wave in his city, rather then relying on government expansion and

UPDATE: When we posted this piece earlier today, Diamond had plenty of copies in stock for retailers to order. An hour later they had none. Seriously,