I find myself wondering what Frank Miller thinks of the firestorm his blog post has created over the past few days. I don't know, but perhaps sooner or
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Another week, another episode of Misfits. Last week's episode was a relative superfiction headfuck that this one seems deceptively simple on the surface
A scene from Batman Year One, rescripted... We're not quite sure why Batman seems to think the Occupy Wall Street protests have something to do with the
"Warren Ellis, hands on bollocks. I can see the headline on BleedingCool.com tomorrow." - Warren Ellis to Lenny Henry. Sorry Warren, you'll have to settle
Although the move towards returning Vertigo characters once a part of the DC Universe back to the DCU proper began before the New 52, with the return of
MillionWatch: DC Universe Online had attracted a million new players after going free online. "DC Universe Online’s transition to free-to-play has been
There was one thing on the comics internet's mind today, and that's Frank Miller's blog post about the Occupy Movement. We've noted here recently that the
Earlier today, Bleeding Cool ran Frank Miller's take on Occupy Wall Street, and noted some of the comments on his blog (now closing in on a thousand), and
Patrick Willems follows up Why Sonic Screwdrivers Are Banned In Action Movies and Tintin The Gritty Reboot with this far more reasonable explanation of
The news today that Marvel will extend its $3.99 digital codes inside every Ultimate comic to the upcoming Season One graphic novels recalls a
Frank Miller writes on his blog; Everybody’s been too damn polite about this nonsense: The “Occupy” movement, whether displaying itself on Wall Street or
HamBurglarWatch: Another day, another McDonalds restaurant armed robber dressed as Spider-Man. LocalWatch: Derby press celebrate one of their own, David
An unusual alignment of the calendar and post-52 shipping schedules will apparently leave us with a light new Comic Day on November 30. It'll be the week
Up on eBay. I love Fred Hembeck.
Grant Morrison is one of the more recognisable bald men in comics. The angle of his head, his cheekbones, it's unlikely he'd be mistaken for Brian Bendis,