Comics Archives

Stan Lee has written (or, at least, signed) the following open letter; I'm writing to urge gamers everywhere to take a stand and defend both the First

A new resource seems to be taking the place of the closed-down-and-blatantly-illegal HTMLComics. The Digital Museum purports to host links to a variety of

PrezWatch: Mark Evanier reports the death of Jerry Grandenetti and writes a eulogy. StripWatch: St Louis Today votes which comic book strips to lose, and

His bio: Brad Rader graduated from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA, as an illustration major. From there he went on to work in the animation

Next weekend, the good lady wife and myself are being flown out to attend the Treviso Comic Festival in Italy. Just north of Venice (which is why we'll be

From Attack Of The Show, here is Carrie Keegan of NoGoodTv playing Kara... just in case it's of any interest to Bleeding Cool readers. You know, it's just

The Tales From The Fringe series from Wildstorm is continuing to run the Parallel Universe Comics Covers from the series as variants. We ran the Death Of

From Star Trek Captains Log: Pike #1 from IDW... we heard you the first time, Mr Spock.

DoctorWatch: On eBay right now... ShopWatch: A comic book store in Astoria Queens is celebrating its 20th Anniversary - and wants a young lady to dress up

As you can see the Hall Of Doom has a number of fixtures, such as the chained beating figure on the wall and strip lining throughout. Floor slats combine

BBC Radio 6 bounces messages into space once a week. You know, just in case. This week it was Alan Moore's turn to provide a message and a song to DJ

In 2007 Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance created the comic Umbrella Academy for Dark Horse Comics. It was seen as very inspired by Grant Morrison's run

Just sayin... that Green Arrow #7 cover released for December solicitations by DC Comics, well, yes, it does look a little like Swamp Thing and Abby -

Oni say that have now sold one million copies of Scott Pilgrim. With six volumes, that's an average of 165,000 a volume. So you know that means at least

Okay. So no one can blame you for not buying this. For not ordering this. For not picking this off the stands when you passed by. Spider-Man and Thor,

Bleeding Cool has reported problems with the current schedule of the Superman book, following writer Joe Michael Straczynski's health issues. And while

Marvel have teased the following image; Using the "All New, All Different" line used to summon the original (and final) appearance of Thunderbird, it

Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely's book as part of the ten issue Multiversity series next year, will be entitled Pax Americana, as the

In the middle of the night, on a Chicago street, Lexi finds a Winnebago with it's door open. Inside, the stereo blares reggae, and a pale, older man

Barry M. Meyer, Chairman and CEO of Warner Bros. Entertainment, told attendees at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Media, Communications &

Some will see this as being invited to commit hari kiri, others a way to grab some money in the inevitable move to digital, for others a chance to ground

There was a line from Paul O'Brien's X-Men Azazel review that sticks. "If you like this comic, you are objectively wrong.  I can prove it with graphs."

Living in an age where every thought is blogged; every face is booked; and every passing moment is tweeted, retweeted, and finally pasted under an old New

Are they just trying to get Chris Sims to enlist? While Jack Kirby may have fought on front lines, and comics are always  being sent to American

With Heidi MacDonald seemingly painting this column's analysis of recent comics statistics as reeking of alcohol fumes from the pub we'd like to point out

I mentioned the other day that Paul O'Brien's review of Uncanny X-Men #433 was my second favourite of his. My first is his review of Uncanny X-Men #439.

Aaron and Mike from A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, and presenters of A Comic Show for Bleeding Cool every week have a very special message to their

Okay, so it's not Watchmen 2. But recently on BBC Radio 4's The Strand, twenty minutes in, Alan Moore spent considerable time talking about the creation

With Tom Strong and the Robots Of Doom snaking to a conclusion, the cry goes out - what's next for the Science Hero of Millennium City? Turns out, another

I understand that a week before the new Skullkickers #1 ships to stores from Image Comics, the creative team have already created and signed off the cover