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Tim Hanley writes for Bleeding Cool;  The Big Two tied this month, and at a decent number too, which gives us a unique opportunity to compare how DC and

We recently reported the rise of Avengers Vs X-Men sales after hitting the market. The following chart shows that in detail, with issue 4 getting more

We've been following the rise of Kickstarter and its affects on the comics industry. One pertinent trend is the increase of name comic creators using the

Bleeding Cool continues to celebrate comic book stires that are going above and beyond for Free Comic Book Day in 2012, this May the 5th. Collectors'

One of the true hidden gems of the massive Previews catalog, month in and month out, is the War Goddess series from Boundless Comics.  Writer Mike Wolfer,

Bleeding Cool ran the cover to Goon #39 a while back, and I made a point to buy it as a result. Then, when picking it up, I noticed something else that

OKay, so slightly late to the party, due to a little manic time management, an exclusive extended preview of today's A Game Of Thrones comic, and a batch

So, the massive incentives retailers were given to order massive amounts of Avengers Vs X-Men comics have not only see the comics sell through once but

New Avengers gives as a reworking of the opening of Avengers Vs X-Men, seeing the planet of plant people destroyed, but in terms of our own world... a

I possibly could have guessed from the cover. But I didn't. This month's issue of Superman, by Giffen and Jurgens, gives us the Wildstorm villain Helspont

In today's Astonishing X-Men, Marjorie Liu and Mike Perkins give us a big old fashioned superhero fight scene between these X-Men and the Marauders, both

Uncanny X-Men #10 and AVX: Versus #1 are both published today. And both books seem to have a similar take on, basically Avengers Vs X-Men #1 and #2.

Dr Manolis Vamvounis writes from Greece. Where they have just got last week's comics...   In AVENGERS VS X-MEN #2 the fight is ON! The second issue

StanWatch: Stan Lee doesn't know why Jack Kirby would get a credit on The Avengers movie. TeamWatch: Phil Hester and Todd Nauck are reviving the

Marvel movie glue-guy Agent Coulson, ably played by Clark Gregg in the films, finally enters the world of Marvel comics? Love the idea, and think it's