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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRmtUoQ4LzM Grace Randolph writes; With all the Marvel and DC movies coming soon, one has to wonder if they are helping or

Recently, Bleeding Cool favourite Alex De Campi has been writing Grindhouse for Dark Horse, a series of nasty, exploitative, seedy and downright

We rumoured this before, but now it's confirmed. X-Files: Conspiracy #1 (of 2) out in January. Paul Crilley (w) • John Stanisci (a) • Miran Kim (c) The

Andy Bentley writes from New York Comic Con; Confession time: I’m a bad con attendee. I peruse the panel offerings beforehand and find interesting smaller

Bleeding Cool reader Brad Searles writes; I caught Jeffrey Lewis & The Rain (opening for Quasi) here in Boston last night, and he played a new-ish

Andy Bentley writes; If you haven’t been following along, Mattel’s Mattycollector offerings has been anemic as of late. This past summer, the DC Infinite

Well, it was only a dollar. Oni Press has sold out of the first print run of Charles Soule and Alberto Jimenez Alberquerque's Letter 44. I rather liked

By Tony Wolf for Bleeding Cool What better way to celebrate Columbus Day, October 14, that day known for some European guy travelling to the North

Joe Glass writes; Capes, tights, and insane bulges are common at NYCC but no more so at gay con party Skin Tight USA. The lycra superhero brigade joined

Greetings from the coal face of the direct comics market. Where retailers try to increase their orders of certain comics ahead of sale. Where supply and

A documentary on The Walking Dead, created by Skybound Productions and Hyundai. Basically it's an advertorial. But it's a really good one. DC All Access,

Missing from the new Marvel solicitations for January, is a certain Fearless Defenders. At the time the book began, Marvel Comics was suffering a deficit

The Illegitimates from IDW “When the world loses its greatest (and most promiscuous) super-spy, Jack Steele, a secret international espionage organization

Tony Lee talks to David Liss about writing Sherlock Holmes: Moriarty Lives for Dynamite Entertainment TONY LEE: David, Moriarty is one of the best known

Marvel have made an agreement with Alan Moore to not use his name in conjunction with their reprinting of the Marvelman/Miracleman comic book, at his