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DeviantArt user walkonwater77 gives us a redesign of Squirrel Girl as if, well, as if she was designed by Whilce Portacio, basically. Okay, so, busy busy

First-time or haven't-for-an-age registration for professional access to the San Diego Comic Con 2011 has opened. Returning pro registration occurred last

Could this be a record breaker? Bleeding Cool has learned that one of the most iconic splash pages in comics of the nineteen-eighties, will be going on

I’ve come to the conclusion that the Wuxia genre is the Chinese equivalent of the Superhero and Western genres all in one. While the genre has been around

Cost: 3.99. Cost per comics page: 5 1/2 pence. Old comic book pages: 59 - Twenty-four pages of Superior #1, twelve pages of American Jesus, twelve pages

Fell, the satirical police procedural comic by Warren Ellis and Ben Templesmith, has been on hiatus for a few years now. But it might be on the way back.

This week, British shops will receive two deliveries. One on Tuesday as usual for Wednesday, one on Wednesday, due to "unforeseen circumstances". So those

As the Guardian talks to Ian Rankin about his short story for CLiNT #6, Bleeding Cool spoke to the as-yet-unnamed artist... Stephen Daly is a storyboard

The organisers of the Glasgow comic marts are to stage their first comics convention, the Glasgow Comic Con. And the first the city has seen for fifteen

Longtime comics industry professional Rob Samsel died unexpectedly at MidState Medical Center in Meriden, CT on February 18 at the age of 46. Samsel ran

A high grade copy of Archie Comics #1 went for $167,300 at Heritage Auctions last week, setting a record for this issue that turned the heads of even

Dez Skinn may spend much of his days right now arranging Comic Cons in the Middle East, but he's best known as the man who edited Marvel UK before

In the comic V For Vendetta by Alan Moore and David Lloyd, an alternative future history is seen, one where the really-left wing Labour party win the 1983

AnalogyWatch: The mayor of Austion has just compared the city to Green Lantern.In his State of the City address he stated; If New York is Superman; and

Finer artist Erro continues to sell work completely ripped off from current comic books with little of the justification that Lichtenstein afforded... he

The first print of Godzilla #1 from IDW had 74 retailers getting an exclusive store cover, when they made an order of 500 copies, featuring their store

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRJT_P37LPs At their recent workshop for comics at the Glasgow Film Festival, Mark Millar revealed that he and Frank

I understand that Alan Moore has signed off on the finished artwork by Jacen Burrows for the final issue of Neonomicon and that Neonomicon #4 will be

Diamond Previews gives an advance look at the new Joe Casey and Mike Huddleston image book Butcher Baker. But they've had to make a few amends for the

Yes, that's more like it. Real life Transmetropolitan bill posters posted up in New York on the corner of W 26th st and 8th, created for the Transmet Art

Okay, Sin Tutulo is a late webcomic. Cameron Stewart has been busy on Assassin’s Creed: The Fall, Batman And Robin and Suicide Girls (the comic, not just

So we had the great running of the San Diego Comic Con Ticket Purchase... now it's time for the sequel, getting yourself a hotel room once you are there.

One look at CB Cebulski and you know he doesn't spit, he swallows. As well as being Marvel's senior talent and creative services man, CB Cebulski also

No sooner are Boom embroiled in a trademark battle over the use of the word "Kaboom" in a comics publishing context, than they may have a battle with DC

This is an illustration for the upcoming anniversary issue of Comics Revue #300, drawn by George Perez, feauturing a plethora of classic comics

A&RWatch: Film studio looking for comics to licence on the Digital Webbing boards? Looks like Artists Alley has gone digital too... Movie studio

This is the Stan Goldberg cover to FF #1 by Jonathan Hickman and Steve Epting, from the man who coloured Fantastic Four #1 and, indeed, set their colour

Dennis O’Neil has a long history in the comics industry as both a writer and editor. He’s best known for writing Green Lantern/Green Arrow and Batman,

In advance of DC's likely Flashpoint Friday tomorrow, here's a little fillip on the cancelled title creators and the new Flashpoint mini-series. Tony

The latest issue of Gay Times has run a series of interviews with comic book creators, associated with gay-friendly books. Interviewer Joe Glass has