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Bleeding Cool has scooped the cover by Matt Bellisle to the Bluewater biographical comic of David Beckham, English football star (now of Los Angeles

WTFWatch: Deadpool, like Wolverine, apparently needs to be on more comics. Such as the following variant cover for Secret Warriors #13. There's a point.

Just how do you do Captain America's wings on his helmet in a live action movie without them looking, well, a bit pony? It looks like Captain America: The

MarvelWatch: Joe Quesada has used USA Today to launch The Heroic Age to launch a new era of light'n'brighty superhero comics at Marvel, instead of the

The LA Times is reporting that Guy Ritchie has left Warner's adaptation of Lobo to concentrate on Sherlock Holmes 2, the movie whose star Robert Downey Jr

Thanks to Cosmic Book News for these, and the confirmation. But of course this raises another possible issue. Kilowog's name. A long-standing Green

So how much did you pay to get the Kick Ass name? Was it worth it? I’m not sure if I can reveal how much I spent on the name auction. Partially because I

He's been making his list and checking it twice. But CB Cebulski, Marvel's Talent Manager, has counted up 144 new freelancers working at Marvel in the

Wowio was an early publishing model for digital comics. Burning through venture capital, it paid publishers $1 for every comic read online - yet gathered

Recently writer/artist Colleen Doran got a little bit narked that she'd been solicited as working on Marvel's new series Girl Comics without actually

It's an unusual promotion, I'll grant you. And it's one that media outlets (such as Bleeding Cool) are certain to pick up and draw attention to. Because,

I think it's fair to say that there are certain elements of The X-Men that found their way into Jim Lee's WildC.A.T.S. So it's only fair if there's a

Last week was the biggest week in terms of traffic in Bleeding Cool's history. And thanks to links all round, it looks like this week has started off in a

One is the biggest name broadcaster in the UK, currently without a contract. The other is a comic book, movie and design artist looking for the next big

Bleeding Cool has covered Mark Millar and Steve McNiven's new comic, Nemesis, quite thoroughly. We also mentioned Millar's plan to auction off the name of