By Michele Brittany, West Coast Bleeding Cool Correspondent Over this past weekend at Wondercon, Image Comics hosted a few panels that assembled creators
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As I sit her contemplating my feelings about the new issue of Rat Queens, I find myself overanalyzing why I am so confused. Perhaps it’s because the run
By Jason Karlson "We Humans don't care if these creatures are metaphors for man's scientific hubris- they need to be contained!" For a concept over sixty
I should have been an entomologist growing up, not an unemployed comic book reviewer. I gleefully would turn over large rocks in my backyard, delicately
By Jared Cornelius Welcome back to Typing on The Dead, Bleeding Cool's recap and dissection of the latest issue of The Walking Dead. Last issue was a
Brian Bendis does love to tease storylines from the Marvel Universe in his Ultimate Spider-Man comics, as ranting folks are carried, cuffed, through the
An occasional look at changes twist solicitation and publication in comics... Hulk #16 will be drawn by Rhoald Marcellius as well as the solicited Mark
With the release of the Hachette Books distributor catalogue (embedded below) there are plenty more Marvel plans for 2015 available to see. We've talked
Marvel's share of the comic book market dollars in March was slightly up on February from 38.44% to 38.82% but their sales of individual comics were up,
Who is Hank Johnson, Agent Of Hydra? When Marvel are collecting their Secret Wars spinoff series, some books will be shuffling up and making room for
Today is DC Comics' last day in New York City as the offices on 1700 Broadway close, the publisher relocating to Burbank/ It is also the last day for 77
Greg Rucka is the writer. Whether cover artist Phil Noto is to join him, is her to be determined. As is, well, anything else about this comc. But, at
As part of their Chaos! line, Dynamite Entertainment released a Lady Demon series by Aaron Gillespie and Mirka Andolfo. The third issue of the series just
The horror make-over of Sabrina the Teenage Witch continues with Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #2 written by Robert Aguirre-Sacasa and drawn by Robert
A few days ago, the artist Frank Cho, known for realistic but sexualised imagery in comic books, and creator of Jungle Girl, posted a parody of the