So who is doing what on Cyber Monday? Skybound is giving Bleeding Cool readers a free copy of The Walking Dead signed by Robert Kirkman with any purchase
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NookVsFireWatch: Which is better for reading comics? Nook or Fire? "Unlike the Fire, the Nook Tablet can pinch to zoom in those spots of artwork that
We keep seeing glimpses of the potential of this concept. First there was Coelasquid vs Finch on that Justice League #1 cover, then there was BC's photo
Another week, another chance to stay up and watch a new episode of Misfits. Obviously, spoilers, spoiler everywhere, as far as I can see. Especially the
Thanks to one Little Bleeder who bought eight boxes of Golden Grahams to get the set, here are the covers and inside pages of the Justice League comics
The DC Universe is a mix of fictional and real places. You have Metropolis and Gotham, you also have New York. And various cartographers have tried to
Here is the opening two panels of last week's Justice League Dark, by Peter Milligan and Mikel Janin. And this is "Into The Mist" by photographer and
It wouldn't be the first time that iconography associated with Alan Moore has escaped into the wild. The blood splattered smiley face image, created by
Why weren't they putting comics in cereal boxes when I was a kid? Fawcett and DC did it in the golden age, DC's doing it again now. I'm sure it was done
He thought it might have been announced at this years's New York Comic Con. It wasn't. What is Frank Cho currently drawing for Marvel? And why do
Stephan Burn writes for Bleeding Cool; Irrespective of whatever differences they may have, Grant Morrison and Alan Moore, what they do have in common is
Matt Busch, creator of the Indiana Jones World Maps intended to benefit disabled veteran charities, has given us the latest on his attempts to retrieve
With news circulating around the Net about the apparent demise of Wizard World Digital, with a blog replacing it, this seemed like a good time to give a
Justice League #1 was the sales highlight of the New DCU with copies sold getting closer and closer to that half million spot. But what if there was a
Well, it's official... we're in the Holiday Zone. That dimension where time has no meaning, weekends stretch on forever (and somehow, you tire of them)