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I'm reminded how weird it was to watch official-looking people pleading to get into the Radical Comics party at San Diego Comic Con. I walked up and heard

Over on The V Forum I've been involved in a political discussion about superhero comics. It's my contention that the superhero in essence is a right wing

After the departure of Joe Michael Straczynski and Olivier Coipel, Kieron Gillen and Billy Tan take over Thor for at least six issues. And there seems to

Comic book adaptations of movies do not have the greatest of reputations. They generally condense the movie into far less of the sum of its parts,

Paul Levitz had been talking about the state DC Comics and his role within it. But there's one piece of information that may have been missing. DC Comics

Saw Lucky Soul and The Pipettes play last night at The Lexington in Islington, London. Yes, I was basically in an issue of Phonogram for a few hours. And

Last week, Bleeding Cool told you about the new multi-coloured promotional rings, released to tie in with the Blackest Night event comic and its spin off

Tank Girl has been up against mutants, zombies, kangaroos and Macolm McDowell. But she's never faced the language police before. Well, looks like she

The third in a series of columns by “Irene Adler” for Bleeding Cool. At some point in every geek girl's life you have to face the facts: You're never

Raina Telgemeier and Dave Roman, writers of the X-Men Misfits manga from Del Rey of X-Men: Misfits held a live chat on the publisher's website. Raina:

DC are putting out a second print of Blackest Night #1, the first issue of their smash hit event comic. As well as sporting an altered version of the

Filthy Rich scores so far in the Vertigo Crime imprint by lieu of actually have a crime in it. Several in fact. And the use of Junk, an injured college

Here's way to free up space at the San Diego Comic Con. Outsource. D23, otherwise known as DisneyCon is gearing up for Anaheim next month. But what's the

Avatar. The biggest, greatest, most eagerly awaited blockbuster from James Cameron. With a marketing budget that will cost almost as much as the movie

Last night's Twitter War seems to have exploded all over the place. I'm still suffering from shellshock I think. And now Garth Ennis writes for Bleeding