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Chris Claremont retains an exclusive contract with Marvel Comics. He is paid, regularly, in full for this position. The only thing is that Marvel don't

Scott Lobdell's Superman has been derided by some. But today's issue, Superman #20 is chock full of good stuff that I thought it was worth pointing out.

Okay, there's the one with Superman, Wonder Woman and the Invisible Man. But Batman doesn't get a look in on that one. Anyway, Chris Burnham seems to have

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmZFoueX7-0 Grace Randolph writes; James Gordon Jr is an unlikely star of the New 52, popping up in Batman, Batgirl and now

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8GvSmYcRPU Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop of Florida writes; Hey Fandom! It's me Aaron for A Comic Show's NEW COMICS NOW

I love conflicts of interest. I love the sound they make as you run up towards them and they smack you in the face. So anyway, William Christensen of

Cameron Hatheway writes; I’ve always found the following category to be a little tricky; a continuing series means one that has been around for more than

Ben Templesmith's cover to Liberator #3 from Black Mask, everyone.

At midnight Central time (10pm PT, 1am ET, 6am BST) voting for the Bleeding Cool Fan Awards close. Voting is now closed. The award ceremony will be held

A few creative changes from Marvel's solicitations, made available before the week the comic goes on sale. Dexter Soy will be joining Adrian Alphona on

From a Philadelphia parent, posting to a local Reddit group; with the explanatory phrase "So my son came home and told me make-believe was not allowed at

Thanks to DC Women Kicking Ass who picked up on this one. L'il Gotham previously tried to sneak a Stephanie Brown Batgirl onto a page but failed. This

August's solicitations for IDW's Doctor Who comics included the line; "The climactic arc of Andy Diggle’s first year comes to a shattering conclusion!"

Next weekend sees the MCM London Expo, with DC Comics and IDW in attendance, with the likes of David Hine, Frazer Irving, Emma Vieceli, Tony Lee and a

 There's a lot to love about Patrick Gleason. He's been working at Marvel and Image, but mostly for DC. But it was the New 52 that really brought him into