Spawn recently reached his 300th issue and is well into its fourth century of issues. But it all began thirty years ago this summer with the release of
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Scout Comics continues to expand their line in their August 2022 solicits and solicitations, with launches for Eternus #1 by Don Handfield, Anastazja
This is the Top Ten Bleeding Cool Bestseller List, as compiled by a number of comic stores from their sales on Wednesday and Thursday. It measures what is
A patriotic superhero with a weird helmet and an intelligent eagle sidekick, Captain Flag and Yank debuted in Blue Ribbon Comics #16.
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Oh look, it's a plague comic book. How timely. I am sure this look at the English plague of the 17th century will be full of satirical allegory. Cover The
Shield-Wizard Comics #11 is a stand-out horror cover of this unique MLJ Magazines series by underappreciated artist Clem Weisbecker.
Jughead gets a job funneling cheap high school labor to a local advertising agency in this preview of Archie Giant Comics Splendor.
Damian Wayne finds his calling in this preview of DC vs. Vampires: Hunters #1. And yes, it's vampire murder.
Preview Gender Queer: A Memoir deluxe edition hardcover, coming from Oni Press in June, ahead of FOC on Monday.
Deathstroke has finally caught up with Talia Ghul, and he's really holding a grudge in this preview of Robin #14. So is she.
PReview Jonna and the Unpossible Monsters #10, by Chris Samnee, Laura Samnee, and Matthew Wilson, ahead of Monday's final order cutoff.
Deathstroke and Ravager embark on a quest to kill the Al Ghul family in this preview of Deathstroke Inc. #9.
Avengers of 1,000,000 BC, Jurassic League, and now even Archie's gone prehistoric in this preview of Archie Jumbo Comics Digest #330.
Scavenger continues his quest to assemble the Infinity Gems in this preview of Aquamen #4... with help from Ocean Master
Batman: One Bad Day: The Riddler: Dreadful Reins by Tom King and Mitch Gerads is the first in a series of graphic novellas from DC Comics, each featuring
Pep Comics #41 is a noteworthy moment for Archie because it marks the real beginning of his takeover of the Pep Comics title's covers.
The Criterion Collection designer Eric Skillman wrote a comic book series, drawn by Stillwater's Ramon K. Perez and Miklos Felvideki a few years ago,
ABLAZE Publishing's new collection of the classic newspaper strip Friday Foster: The Sunday Strips, by Jim Lawrence and Jorge Longarón, has been nominated
A couple of weeks ago, Bleeding Cool reported on one of our own, former Bleeding Cool contributor Josh Adams, for getting a Pulitzer Prize under the new
Jarred Lujan and Kyler Clodfelter were one of a number of creators who had problems at Action Lab Entertainment last year, and tried to pull their book,
Rebellion is bringing back their blast-from-the-past retro kids comic Monster Fun this summer in their August 2022 solicits and solcitations alongside
Batman's rogue gallery all get their own version of The Killing Joke, with One Bad Day, we get a fantastic looking Batman: Dear Detective by Lee Bermejo,
The Black Condor story in Crack Comics #5 from publisher Quality Comics is a spectacular example of Lou Fine at his best.
Courtesy of the Netflix show, sales of the Heartstopper graphic novels by Alice Oseman have been doing very well indeed. But it looks like there may be a
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Superman's revolution turns on a weaponized baby in this preview of Action Comics #1043, in stores Tuesday from DC Comics.
Bruce Wayne takes a judge on a date and impresses her with his squeaky clean record in this preview of Detective Comics #1060.
Batman doesn't take kindly to burglars trying to steal a pearl necklace that belonged to his mommy in this preview of Batman: Fortress #1.
Marvel has revealed all thirteen covers for July's Amazing Spider-Man #6... sorry, Amazing Spider-Man #900. Will you collect them all, true believers?