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Warren Ellis has been talking plenty at Kapow, in London today. Lots of questions, lots of answers, lots of laughs, an unlit cigarette and a can or three

We've dabbled a bit in a retailer feature called Dealing Cool, in which we ask the owners or operators of comic shops in the United Kingdom, United

On the Image Comics panel at Kapow in London, Charlie Adlard stated that, on the Walking Dead, he tries to make character lose a limb, an eye, an ear or

Announced at Kapow at the Image Comics panel, Storm Dogs is a new comic book that's a crime thriller set on another planet in the far future, with a

  HotelWatch: No hot water in the Hilton hotel next to Kapow it seems... and a six am fire alarm. It must be a British comic convention! This is

Rich Johnston is embedded at Kapow. Why not come by and say hi? I'm in the Captain Britain T-shirt... Dan DiDio and Bob Wayne have just presented the

The folks at Close Encounters, a comic shop in Northampton, England, are organising a comic convention for later in the year, possibly around September

Here's a look at Kapow, the North London comic convention from Titan, Mark Millar, family and friends, with everyone from Joe Quesada to Dan DiDio to

I think Brendon might be onto something here:  The previous two were both Coulson-centric. Hard to know if this one will be, but if you recall, Edgar

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oj5tScq3D3g Tom Hardy is Bane in The Dark Knight Rises 2012, hoping to give new life to Bane after Batman and Robin! Host

Here's the listing, for October. Gaze into the hardcover of Dredd! JUDGE DREDD: THE COMPLETE BRIAN BOLLAND • Mega-City One, 2099. This vast urban

That's the offer, that's the deal. A script exists, all you have to do is draw it. All one hundred pages of it. $100 a page. Reckon you're up for it? It's

Picked up at George at Asda, the local supermarket's clothing section, this week, for £7. And to be totally worn tomorrow at Kapow...

So my good lady wife tells me that, since it's my fortieth birthday this year, I should buy myself something big. Not too big. Just big enough. Possibly

Mario Coleman writes for Bleeding Cool; It has almost been a year and a half since Apocalypse Comics, the comic shop that I built from the ground up,