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It's two pages long. It's very simple. But it had me. With the power of Nicholas Gurewitch's best Perry Bible Fellowships, here we have Magneto, Galactus'
On the left is the Midtown Comics variant cover to Stan Lee's Soldier Zero drawn by Javier Pina. And on the right, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's Silver
Bleeding Cool has been reporting a number of French translated projects from Fantagraphics of late as it mines the country's rich history of work. But in
2010 was full of announcements for Wizard World expanding its strings of comic conventions across the country. Well, it looks liek we haven;t finished
We listed a batch the other day. Well, here are a few more... from Titans #31, JLA #53, Green Arrow #8. Emerald Warriors #6 and Green Lantern Corps #56
David B is a fine mime performer in restaurants. We shared a few meals in Italy recently during the Treviso Comic Book Festival and he's great for silent
Ten Top Most Popular Stories Of The Week 1. New Conan Images 2. NYCC Cosplay Scandal 3. Batman XXX Porn Video Trailer 4. DC Remove Twenty Foot Swear Word
We present the second installment in Bleeding Cool’s first fiction serial by Adi Tantimedh and premier PUNISHER writer Steven Grant. You already know
It began in the nineteen thirties, going biweekly during the War, then returning, alongside sister comic The Beano, to become a true national institution,
Welcome to the Numbercrunching review of Superior #1 from Marvel, out this week. Numbercrunching aims to eschew the traditional review for a more
Coming straight from the floor of the Birmingham International Comic Show 2010. Rhis is the first announcement of Jonathan Ross and Tommy Lee Edward's
Jonny Rench, comics colourist best known for his recent work for Wildstorm, from Authority to Gen 13, has tragically passed away, aged 28, from a heart
World Net Daily, a prominent website specialising in conservative political thinking has published a new piece entitled "Islamic kids cartoons praised by
FilipinoWatch: Their artists draw many of our most successful comic books. But is the comics industry of the Philippines in trouble? The AFP thinks so;
From the Winston-Salem Journal comes this charming story about an elderly fellow, Bill Johnson, who has discovered the image of Jesus in a tree limb that
His bio: Christopher "Stu" Lange is 5' 9", about 135 lbs. has a swimmer's build, and is into -- oh, wait, this isn't one of those bios? Let's start over
Maybe it's because the game has slipped a few months. But screencaps from the DC Universe Online game show an awful lot of fights. And Power Girl getting
GillenWatch: Is it just me, of whenever Kieron Gillen speaks on camera... is he dancing? MarketWatch: Bill from New York scores with his old comics...
Next year sees the second volume of Century, the three volume League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen series by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill. And in this
Well, she is from Greece after all. Troy's not too far away. Stolen from The V.
He's pushed universes to the brink of destruction, shattered lives, resurrected the dead, and loves his cats; and this autumn Grant Morrison gets the
Bleeding Cool has already told you that January represents a big change for Marvel and DC. From price changes to new titles, DC is going so far as to give
Tomorrow it's the beginning of the Birmingham International Comic Show, held at the ThinkTank at Millennium Point centre in Birmingham, England over the
The first issue of Paul Cornell and James Hodgkins Jimmy Broxton's new comic Knight And Squire came out this week. It had a small glossary in the back,
Well, she is a magician. Weird things are going to happen with solicitations. Issue 6 of Zatanna was solicited, written by Paul Dini with art by Yanick
It is eight feet high. And twenty feet long. The Pavement Edition of the What On Earth Wallbook the 1:1 version of the project . Made up of a thousand
This is a rarity. Marvel have not only cancelled the comic Young Allies with issue 6, but has decided that the already-solicited issue 7 (pictured) will
According to a poll of readers by the polling company Harris, here is how current graphic novel reading breaks down; Amongst those who say they have
This is the first page from the now-released Bruce Wayne: The Road Home: Batman And Robin #1. Thanks to Don MacPherson for scanning it in and uploading