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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,

Less than two months after Comic Relief in Berkeley closed and The Escapist comic store opened with the closed store's stock, another Berkeley comic store

Zenescope, already quite prominent in the digital comics landscape, have announced that they will move to a 30-day-after-print digital model for their

There seems to be a spate of upcoming new Image launches with colours in a similarly-structured title. Green Wake, Blue Estate and now The Red Wing. The

Legendary comic book creator Lewis Trondheim has posted a number of pages from his upcoming expose on the L'Association comics publisher on his blog. Here

I usually like to review disparate books together if possible. Well, despite having two X-Men comic books, that couldn't more so be the case with this

This weekend, while I'm signing my new comic book at Forbidden Planet (have I mentioned that at all?) Wondercon, from the people who bring you the San

Jimmy Olsen Oneshot is a strange beast to sell, initially made up of the Jimmy Olsen back up strips that ran in the $3.99 Action Comics before a reverse

Paul Cornell writes for Doctor Who and is a friend of Steven Moffatt. As a result he is very acquainted with the Comic Relief special from ten years ago

Today, in Britain, the comics Kate Middleton - A Very Private Princess, William Windsor - A Very Public Prince and the flipbook prestige format

TweetWatch: Ron Marz: If there's a better pairing than horrible, selfish nutbag Ayn Rand and Bluewater, I've yet to hear it: http://on.cbr.cc/i4mY0n

A little something for everyone on BC today, though I think I'm most interested in all the Justice League movie talk that popped over the past few days.

Tomorrow i Wednesday. Your comic shelves are full of brightly coloured heroes fighting brightly coloured villains. La la la la la. But what if you want

Superhero comic books, it has been often said, are like soap operas. Well, it looks like they have the family trees to match. Here is how you get from

The sickness of Aaron after con plague, with Tri Force Mike rubbing his nose in his health. Rob Granito gets ignored for Geoff Johns and Zeb Wells, and

Ever since China Mieville's Swamp Thing series was canned after five issues were dropped in the Vertigo bin, the expectation is that Swamp Thing would

In July, IDW will publish Life Of Agony's Alan Robert's follow up to Wire Hangers, the horror comic Crawl To Me, which again he has written and drawn.

From the writer of Image's Meltdown and Aspen's Fathom: Blue Descent, David Schwartz and the artist of Aspen's Shrugged and Dellec, Micah Gunnell, comes a

Jesse Norton, working in animation, writes; When the March 11 earthquake hit Japan, I was sound asleep enjoying my first vacation in years. My friend

Car Design Fetish has been running a competition to redesign the Batmobile. The US winner was Paul Denton (below) and the International winner was Matt

Free Comic Book Day appears to be growing in Britain. How do we know? Because air freighting copies of the free-to-customers comics from Diamond US to

SuckerWatch: Just one of the entries to the Bleeding Cool Sucker Punch original art competition to be judged by Batman And Robin's Frazer Irving. Possibly

If you missed it over the weekend, there's more about the Rob Granito saga.  Much more, with special guests Mark Waid and Ethan Van Sciver.  That aside,

Halycon is one of those strange books from Image Comics that didn't sell out straight away and become a massive hit in the aftermarket, principally

Let's take a look as some Boys and Jenny Blood covers from Dynamite in June. And while we're at it, chuck in a couple of Total Recall covers too. One of

This is just one of the pieces being auctioned off by Dark Horse comics in a fundraise for the Red Cross' activities in the post tsunami/earthquake Japan.

This was the week with the heaviest traffic in Bleeding Cool's history. Heaven knows what San Diego will be like. Also, quick plug, I'm signing my royal

I was in the mood for a big, explode-y Hollywood SF blockbuster this weekend, but since there were no new ones on release, I decided to sate the craving

He's playing Green Lantern. He wants to play Deadpool. But seriously, this is a rather harsh language for the man, isn't it? Oh, wait it's CLiNT isn't it?

It may not have escaped your notice that Rob Granito appeared at MegaCon this weekend. You can catch up with the timeline here. Ethan Van Sciver