Guild Jewellery from Australia has received a DC license to create a line of gold and silver jewellery for the 75th Anniversary. But rather than just
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And Giant Man gets beaten up by a shadow. Marvel are doing a number of Monday announcements, stuff that for some reason they just couldn't announce at
Well here's an oddity. A double first here. The debut of Archie Babies featuring all the central characters as toddlers. And the first Archie original
Cosmic Comics used to be a New York comic book store. It was sold at the end of last year to new owners who renamed it Manhattan Comics. According the the
The following video played out at the beginning of the Dwayne McDuffie tribute at Emerald City Comic Con. It was created by Thomas Nord, Brandon Jerwa and
BookWatch: Steve Bissette previews his new book Teen Angels And New Mutants looking at the Bratpack comic and the treatment of superhero sidekicks in
You can feel it in the air -- Winter's almost done, con season is getting underway, and March Madness is here. It's been a busy March weekend for comics
An Unpublished 1995 Will Eisner Interview by Martin Conaghan
2010 was quite a year for writer Nick Spencer, with highly-regarded series coming from several major publishers. What will he do for an encore? He was
Chris Samnee of Thor: The Mighty Avenger, Queen And Country, Area 10 and Ultimate Spider-Man has been sketching up a storm at Emerald City Comic Con. And
LocalPress: The Seattle Times on Emerald City Comic Con "It's mind-bending how big it is now and how influential," said Gary Groth, who works at
Courtesy of Stig's Inferno creator, Ty Templeton.
If it's March 6th where you are visit Google and you'll see a Google logo featuring Will Eisner's The Spirit and done in the style of his famous opening
Swipe File: One More Day Vs Superman 2000
Thanks to the tweets of Ardaniel S. Collier from the Cupo Of CB Marvel panel at Emerald City Comic Con, we learn from Ed Brubker that Captain America
The big Marvel announcement at Emerald Comic Con is that... the big announcements will be at C2E2. Where I will be. Shame, it's so much easier to report
Courtesy of the Top Cow panel Emerald Comic Con and courtesy of WeeklyCBReview of the Weekly Comic Book Review tweeting away, comes the unseen original
Directly from the BPRD panel at Emerald City Comic Con, Ed Kaye of Hypergeek writes for Bleeding Cool, and runs down the bullet points for discussion...
Directly from the Vertigo panel at Emerald City Comic Con, Ed Kaye of Hypergeek writes for Bleeding Cool, and runs down the bullet points for
On the left is Dheeraj Verma, artist on Avatar's Night Of The Living Dead series. On the right... is Phoenix Jones, self styled crime fighter on the
Here we go folks, the first free issue of WizardWorld Digital in embedded PDF format below. Oh and it's Toyfare as well, really, the two magazines kindof
From ArtNerdEm on deviantART. Naturally, characters belong to Marvel and DC. Clicky for biggy.
From the Hammer lecture theatre in December, a Paul Levitz, Jim Lee, Geoff Johns and Patton Oswalt panel on 75 years of DC and Paul Levitz's Taschen volume.
1. Yes there are a number of Seattle's Real Life Superheroes present at the show. No sign of Phoenix Jones as of yet. Or at least not in costume. At least
This might be your first look at the cover to Batman: Odyssey 9 by Neal Adams. Out in June, we see Batman coming face to face with - actually I'm not
Yeah, okay right now, I'm happy to be snuggled up at home with Zoolander on in the background. Because I could be in the middle of this, in Seattle,
Here you go folks. Eight of DC's Flashpoint comics with covers and creative teams. Well it is Friday after all... FLASHPOINT: LEGION OF DOOM Covers:
C'mon, you gotta give me this one? No? X-Men: Prelude by Paul Jenkins is now called X-Men: Prelude to Schism. And what is Schism? Why something that,
Wolverine: The Best There Is comes with parental advisory stickers. And too right, it features Juan Jose Ryp, artist for Warren Ellis' disgustorama from
Greg Baldino writes for Bleeding Cool “Chicago is the London of the West.”- Harry Stephen Keeler Neverwhere returns to Chicago in full force this spring,