By Ed Saul “I had desperately wanted to be a hippie, but now I could see that ship had sailed.” So says Mimi Pond in a beautifully-arranged panel of Over
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When I got an e-mail last January while traveling in the UK from Cliff Galbraith, one of the co-founders of Asbury Park Comic Con asking me if I would be
By Joe Glass If there’s one thing that has bothered me about the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and it’s really pretty much the only thing as Marvel Studios
By Alasdair Stuart The Ghosts are a collection of some of the very best comic writers and artists working on the UK Indie scene. They’ll introduce
Titan Comics are arranging a boatload of Doctor Who customizable covers for the launch of their two new series, Tenth Doctor and Eleventh Doctor.
This week it's another double-bill, with 2000AD's Prog #1877 and Judge Dredd Megazine #347 both being released in print on Wednesday in the UK and
By Joe Cammissa Monday night is here and it's time for The SML Podcast Episode 61: Cooking Christie here on Bleeding Cool! This week, Kris Huber and I are
Bleeding Cool welcomes the return of Talking Comics, from Excalibur Comics, Cards, and Games in Shreveport, Louisiana, to discuss this week’s upcoming
Bleeding Cool welcomes back The Orbiting Pod, the podcast of Orbital Comics in London. They say: Welcome to another special episode of The Orbiting Pod!
The live "Carousel Slide Show" performance of comics at Asbury Park Comic Con arranged by R. Sikoryak (Masterpiece Comics) and Kriota Willberg (and expert
By Jared Cornelius It'd been a long time since I'd heard of the Dark Horse Comics character X. I was aware the character existed, I remember whispers of
It was a sunny, warm, if slightly windy day on the coast of New Jersey for the Asbury Park Comic Con on Saturday, and I made my way to report on the
Skybound is the studio created by Robert Kirkman and published through Image Comics. Best known for the best selling The Walking Dead comic (and this
Adi Tantimedh writes, There’s a lot of admirable scholarship on the history of British comics that’s been done, but still not enough of British Girl’s
Monday, April 14th The Society of Illustrators at 128 E. 63rd Street in New York City is hosting a series of educational classes with R. Sikoryak and
We're in the run up to Free Comic Book Day, July Solicitations, Con Season, Scandal And Spoilers. And Bleeding Cool is finely attuned to find out what
Image Comics releases 64 page graphic novel Genesis this week and amid Image's trademark swath of very individualistic books, Genesis stands apart for a
Another couple of previews of comics coming up for Free Comic Book Day on Saturday May the fourth. And one of the biggest giveaways, the 96 page Archie
Valerie D'Orazio was an Assistant Editor at DC Comics working on, amongst other things, the Identity Crisis series, published ten years ago. However she
Do you remember where you were when you first read Miracleman #15? By Alan Moore and John Totleben, published by Eclipse Comics, it portrayed a
Marvel are showing that they know how to goose a market. Through a series of promotional campaigns, retailer incentives and newly announced variant
Surely we're counting down the days now until Free Comic Book Day? In that case, we have twenty-one days to go... and so many Free Comic Book Day comics
AIRBOY'S FRED KIDA DIES, 93 Fred Kida, an active comic artist for almost 50 years , has died at the age of 93. Mark Evanier writes, Another worthy
By Chris Hood (This is Part Five of an ongoing series to help educate aspiring filmmaker on the process of making their first film. Previous articles in
By Dylan Gonzalez Beer: Fire and Blood Red Ale Brewery: Ommegang Brewery With the new season of Game of Thrones now on, Ommegang Brewery has released the
Timothy Carson writes: It is springtime everyone, and that means a revival of the once cold and dead – The Walking Dead, to be exact. For, according to
Star Mage debuts from IDW on April 16th as a 6 part story, and established science fiction writer J.C. De La Torre (Ancients Rising, Rise of the Ancients)
Sue, at DC Women Kicking Ass, has been reading the new TwoMorrows volume on Cliff Chiang and his work on the DC New 52 Wonder Woman. And they learnt
I am told to expect the nature of the Thunderbolts comic to undergo some very big changes after Original Sin. The book began as the story of
By Sage Ashford Ah, and now we come to the first month of Spring. Gamers looking for the typical, big budget AAA titles may find themselves wanting a