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Monday was the Final Order Cut-Off date date for the launch of The Department Of Truth #1 from James Tynion IV and Martin Simmonds, published by Image

Scott Snyder and Tony S Daniel's Kickstarter campaign for the Nocterra Collector's Deluxe Edition is offering a new backer's incentive to be drawn into an

Resonant, by David Andry and Alejandro Aragon, had #1-5 published by Vault Comics last year, from January to November. It is now returning from Vault in

The world can seem like a terrible and strange place sometimes, but there are highlights. And at Bleeding Cool you can still read all about comics, merch,

Zac Thompson talks exclusively to Bleeding Cool about the horror of toxic relationships and his new comic, Lonely Receiver #1 from Aftershock.

Well, now, this is a thing. Heritage Auctions are selling off a complete Neal Adams comic book story, originally for National Lampoon Magazine, but never

One week ago, Bleeding Cool broke the news that Batman: The Three Jokers #1 by Geoff Johns and Jason Fabok was going to a second printing on top of its

Check out this classic Marie Severin Not Brand Echh cover up for auction at Heritage Auctions right now, taking bids.

Review: Sturdy, but not remarkable. American Ronin #1 isn’t a bad comic, but it ultimately never surprised me.

Image Comics and Skybound haven’t stopped at the six connecting Charlie Adlard variant covers for the colourised The Walking Dead Deluxe #1 first arc it

If you needed proof that comic books are becoming a greater accepted medium of creativity and storytelling, one only need to look to the New York Post

Remember when Wolverine yelled at Cyclops about putting kids in danger? Well, you might find Wolverine #5 interesting then.

Yen Press have acquired the manga series New Japan Academy, an action-packed comedy manga series featuring stars from NJPW by artist HIROKU.

DC Comics seems to be going through a bit of a Multiverse-obsession right now. When did it not? It today's comics, however, everyone seems to want to have

HG Wells War Of The Worlds famously begins "No one would have believed in the last years of the nineteenth century that this world was being watched

In New Mutants #12, the titular mutants pay a not-so-friendly visit to the offices of cartoonishly-evil anti-mutant media website Dox.

The delayed second part of the DC Comics Fandome streaming experience, DC Fandome II, runs this Saturday for a second eight-hour slot. As ever, Bleeding

Dark Nights: Death Metal: Trinity Crisis by Scott Snyder, Francis Manapul, Ian Herring and Tom Napolitano sees another raft of evil Batmen for our heroes

We've been wondering how the continuity of Nightwing and Batgirl fitted together as part of The Joker War and found it wanting, rather. Today's Nightwing

Today sees the publication of The Flash #761, a culmination of Flashes fighting Zooms and Reverse Flashes, and along the way it brings in as many Flashes

Marvel Comics solicited a couple of comic books for May 2020 with what they called "Foreshadowing" variant covers. Gioving a tease of what was to come.

As Bill And Ted return with Face The Music - we are also seeing a comic book turn, a new Bill And Ted series written by Evan Dorkin, who created the

On Saturday evening, I pointed out that today was the FOC date for the Cinema Purgatorio box set from Bleeding Cool's publisher Avatar Press. All eighteen

The world can seem like a terrible and strange place sometimes, but there are highlights. And at Bleeding Cool you can still read all about comics, merch,

A Princess of Mars is one of Frank Frazetta's most famous paintings. He painted two versions in 1970, the first being published as a Doubleday hardback

REVIEW: Empyre #6 is the finale of the Cotati invasion in the Marvel universe. Will the climax make up for this uneven event?

Today is the FOC date for what may be Image Comics' biggest or second-biggest launch of the year - depending how Crossover does. The Department Of Truth

This debut roundup is supposed to be one part gift guide, one part suggestion box. Or, an answer to the question of “what’s new that you’ve enjoyed this

REVIEW: Buffy the Vampire Slayer #17 is a showcase for BOOM! Studios' version of Wesley Wyndam-Price, one of Joss Whedon's greatest creations.

We saw the return of Superboy-Prime in Shazam, and that he had been imprisoned in the Halls Of Justice by the Justice League or somesuch. But it looks