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It's one of the classic Iron Man stories of all time. Demon In A Bottle, the moment when Iron Man, Tony Stark was brought down by his drinking to the

In the first issue of Flashpoint, we discovered that the Batman of this new world was Thomas Wayne, who lost his young son Bruce Wayne at the hands of a

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool told you about Our Love Is Real, a 300 copy limited edition comic book published today, from Fraggle Rock's Sam Humphries and

In the newest issue of Flashpoint, out today, we discover that Superman crash landed as a baby in Metropolis instead of Kansas, killing 35,000. As a

Two books. Two big company event crossovers. Very different stories. But quite a bit of confusion. In Flashpoint, we have a severly burnt Flash trying to

So, we knew with Voodoo, Stormwatch and Grifter, that Wildstorm would be embedding itself into the DC Universe relaunch after Flashpoint concludes. But

From the new issue of Fear Itself, a look forward to next month's issue. And the battle royale it will bring... is this the ultimate in the "who would win

Fair or not, The Batman Live arena show sneak peek brings to mind general comparisons to the ill-fated Spider-Man Broadway show.  They both seem so

Aaron and Mike from A Comic Shop in Florida namedrop Charlie Adlard to the hilt, before diving into tomorrow's comics, in their sweaty sweaty hands. They

Foyles of London is a grand old bookshop of much note, ostensibly for its heritage in providing a higgledy-piggledy browsing experience, with books

Here's an advance look at Mysterious Ways #1 by Jason Rubin, Tyler Kirkham, Sal Regla and Arif Prianto shipping from Image tomorrow. I mean it's from Top

Bryan Talbot is launching a digital version of his Naked Artist volume, a collection of anecdotes experienced and tall tales told to the comic book

Bleeding Cool has been pursuing the comic industry con artist Josh Hoopes for quite some time now. Indeed, it's become something of a calling. His latest

Here's a look at the Batmobile from the upcoming Batman Live! worldwide arena tour. And here's his driver... There's an interview with the Batmobile

It's a long long way from Fraggle Rock. Sam Humphries, author of said title from Archaia, and Steven Sanders (Uncanny X-Men, SWORD) have teamed up for

There has been a small media fuss over Damon Albarn's new opera on the life and times of the magician, mathematician and court advisor to Queen Elizabeth,

I have to admit I'm one of those people who hates Top x lists. Because usually you can glance through them and see a glaring omission or disappointing

I couldn't make it to the British Library tonight to see The Universe Of Alan Moore - Alan in conversation with comedian, comic writer and Alan

We all know that licensed comics often get photo galleries for the comic creators to use when creating work based on likenesses. And in this case, the

Title: Mr. Murder Is Dead Creators: Victor Quinaz and Brent Schooonover with Stacie Ponder and Zachary Quinto. Publisher: Archaia Entertainment.

I am a particular fan of The Gutters, a weekly comics industry satirical online strip. But even I was surprised to see it nominated so many times in the

Happy America day, America! And no the above comic book is not happening. I don't think it is, anyway. So, DC began to lose its dominance of the news, as

Here are the details of the Avatar Press panels and signings over the San Diego Comic Con. And, yes, I've added the details to the Updateable Programming

Title: Monsters Among Us Creators: Rob Wuest, Stefano Pavan and Mark Englert Publisher: Cosmic Comics Group Available: Small Press Table K2 High concept:

Rich has covered SPANDEX before, briefly, but I don’t think Bleeding Cool has actually talked about it much. Since we’re in the midst of superhero

I've been trying to get an answer on this from Wizard for months now. But Wizard people don't pick up the phone any more, they won't respond to phone

In February, Fox News reported on the upcoming Captain America: The First Avenger movie, saying that Cap amy no longer be a patriot, at least not in

Paul Gravett is one of the most influential people in comics. His Fast Fiction stall at London comic marts sold many self published works and his

No, not that family, this time.  But as the readership is realizing with reboots, we seem to be at that tipping point where we've stopped eyerolling

We love a little mindless speculation here at Bleeding Cool Towers, looking at the comic in front of us, their plans, the current social climate and