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This eBay entry went up yesterday; Quite apropos, as this Banksy piece, Save Or Delete Jungle Book, just went for £78,000 at Bonhams. Sadly the eBay
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJ1Omp97V-o&feature=player_embedded He may have had difficulty treating people as sentient, intelligent life. But that
Nick Spencer and Christian Ward's Infinite Vacation ships from Image Comics in the US and Canada tomorrow. And it would ship in the UK tomorrow except
The best selling comics character in an Italy is a cowboy named Tex Willer. With 600 issues under his belt, over fifty years, each 120 pages long, that a
French comics magazine Zoo is publishing a free special edition for Angoulême. And, because it's free, they're putting it online in advance too. The cover
Here's the main poster for the Angoulême festival, the largest comics convention t=in the world, taking place in France in the town of Angoulême at the
Self taught Korean artist Cheong-ah Hwang with a series of paper sculptures...
On Wednesday at 9pm on Investigation Discovery, The Will: Outrageous Final Wishes will have a segment on the last wishes of Mark Gruenwald, Marvel editor
Steve Cook is a designer with the history of British comics running through him. From designing 2000AD for the nineties, working on current Vertigo books,
Bleeding Cool has covered the activities of Seattle's lead real life superhero Phoenix Jones in detail before. Indeed, just last week I had a long
Bleeding Cool has previously reported on the closing of the distrubutor for French comics publisher L'Association as the company has reduced its line. Now
Tomorrow is the first day where British and Irish comic shops shift New Comics Day from Thursday to Wednesday. Unfortunately a few books didn't make it
MakeupWatch: Thanks to our friends at DC Women Kicking Ass for their runaround of images of the new Woman Woman makeup collection from MAC, out in
I wonder if this could be an injury to Spider motif? The January 17th edition of The New Yorker puts the accident-prone Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark on
Brendon UPDATES: I'm not seeing any indication that Mr. Gaiman wrote the episode, Rich, but he has now confirmed via Twitter just what it was he was up
Dynamite's Army Of Darkness comics have crossed over with a number of interesting sorts of the years, from Marvel Zombies to Xena, Warrior Princess. Now,
In honour of the huge amount of Spanish readers Bleeding Cool received this week, we decided to release the entire Lying In The Gutters (apart from this
Americans and non-British people will probably have no idea what the fuck I’m talking about today. THE ARCHERS is a BBC Radio 4’s daily soap opera that’s
Dan Lawlis is a comic book artist whose work was most prominent in the eighties and nineties. As well as working on superhero comic books such as X-Men,
UPDATE: It's a toe, folks. not the whole foot... On his Multiverse fora, legendary fantasy writer Michael Moorcock posted; I apologise for being a bad
Greg Baldino writes for Bleeding Cool; Top Shelf has just announced their new releases for 2011, and despite these dark economic times there's quite a lot
Thought this was worthy of a little wider play...
A Two Day Weekend Pass To The Amazing Arizona Comic Con was $25. One Day was $15. The variant edition of Walking Dead #80, limited to the first 1000
The Amazing Arizona Comic Con on this weekend.. Pokewoman by Grant Brummett The Walking Dead panel by Matthew Noteboom. Adrian Lopez takes a shot of
Last year, Bleeding Cool ran a piece covering controversy over a certain commissioned sketch by Bill Sienkiewicz. The piece was years late and the
AppealWatch: Colourist Tom Ziuko has been hospitalised for kidney failure, but has no more health insurance to cover treatment. Alan Kupperberg is
With blog post "1 down, 534 to go", Heavy Ink founder and retailer known as TJIC commented on the assault upon U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, reportedly by
After a decade of deliberately ignoring their eighties and nineties works, Marvel have recently reaped the benefits of both big hardcovers and trades
The last few days have seen the Spanish blogosphere go doolally over accomplished and prominent illustrator Elisabeth Nogales being caught out for blatant