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The odds are that I'll spend most of my nghts at San Diego Comic Con in a certain hotel bar from midnight on. But there's so much to do before... Will

By Shawn Perry Over last weekend I attended the 12th Annual ConnectiCon in Hartford.  The event celebrates comics, gaming, pop culture and all things

By Nikolai Fomich Continuing our conversation from earlier this week, writer, editor, and businessman Joseph Illidge and I spoke about the original

By Cameron Hatheway Just what is it about Wilkesborough that attracts not only a certain element of crime, but also the special heroes who selflessly

DC and Marvel have often stepped alongside each other, through pure bloody minded coincidence. Swamp Thing and Man Thing, Doom Patrol and X-Men, and there

We've been talking a lot at DC about what we (and increasingly DC staffers) call the DC Band-Aid. Seriously, we've run a lot of articles. How many? This

The Warner Bros bags are iconic at San Diego Comic Con. Last year they morphed into backpacks with capes, though this year they seem to have reverted to

At the New York Comic Con in 2008, Marvel announced a new comic written by CB Cebulski and JD Morvan, and drawn by French artist Bengal, Spider-Man:

By Shawn Perry As discussed in my last spotlight, I recently began ingesting a steady diet of indie comics and have been continually impressed by the

By Nikolai Fomich Joseph Illidge has been many things – editor, writer, businessman, and columnist – but throughout his wide-ranging career one thing has

By Julz Hendricks Get excited! The newest addition to the BOOM! Studios comics family is coming to us on August 6th. Steven Universe, created by Rebecca

The film Hercules by Paramount Pictures and MGM is coming to theaters on July 25th in the USA. You may have seen the trailers running this week on

By Christine Marie Vinciquarra It’s a rainy day in Palisade in Issue #7 of Rat Queens. The building blocks have been laid down, and now it’s time for some

Expect to see a few more Image Comics titles in your local store in upcoming months. The publisher does have an interesting history, beginning by

San Diego Comic Con is less than a week away now. I really need to think about packing. And, yes, it is very likely that one or two things I pick up at

By Jared Cornelius It's 12 PM on a Tuesday and I enter the parking lot of a dilapidated strip mall with only one thing on my mind, video games.  I park

Well, we did inform you, so when we heard that there would be an announcement on the Colbert Report by Joe Quesada himself tonight, given the fact that

Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes: Hey Fandom, it's a week before San Diego Comic Con and I'm here with a great bunch of new

Titan Merchandise have been rolling out their new lines of vinyl collectibles over the past few weeks from Breaking Bad to Doctor Who exclusives and

Junior New York Correspondent Liz Hey writes: Let’s start by just addressing facts: The Pride is the comic you know you should already be reading. You’ve

Scott Marder, Rob Rosell and Jack Lambert Talk Shop about Darby Pop’s Doberman By Michele Brittany, a West Coast Bleeding Cool Correspondent The 80s and

It transpires that the company 21st Century Fox has not been able to successfully buy Time Warner for $80,000,000,000. Such a deal would have seen the

Tony Stark, trying to woo Bruce Banner in Original Sin #3.2. You can see the love in his eyes can't you? How could Bruce Banner resist... Just don't make

Today is the day that Archie dies. Killed by a shooter, who trying to kill local politician and war veteran Kevin Keller for his pro gun control policies.

Today, your favourite comic book (if you've already downloaded Verity Fair that is) will be Harley Quinn Invades Comic-Con International: San Diego. Or

Marvel's Tom Brevoort often despairs about the use of publicity and press when it comes to spoiling stories. Well, he probably won't like this much either.

By Jared Cornelius Welcome back to Live(ish) From The Games Shop.  It's another week of the maddening summer lull and it seems that the major publishers

By Will Romine Hello Friends! It’s been a while since I’ve posted on the ol’ BeeCee, but absence only makes the heart grow stronger.  You’ll be reading a

By Christopher Helton Early Monday morning, the blog at the ENnies website announced this year's ENnie Award nominees. The list is long, and there are a

By Ed Saul Awhile back, I read through and reviewed the first issue of The Auteur from Oni Press, and fell deliriously in love with it. You might remember