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I first made the acquaintance of cartoonist and writer Dean Haspiel at a Comics panel talk at Columbia University Library where he was joining others to

Much more Marvel coming up today, I expect. Polaris, Quicksilver and Gambit had been announced by Marvel. Bleeding Cool told you about Doug and Warlock.

A new 3 minute long trailer just premiered at the fan event for The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug.

Adventureland stars Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart are reuniting for American Ultra, an action comedy from the writer of Chronicle and the director of Project X.

Adam P. Knave is an Eisner and Harvey Award-winning comics editor, a comics writer, a novelist, and until very recently, a New Yorker. But here in New

Remixed, reimagined, recontinued. The comic is clearly not an officially licensed product and the book contains no credits, though the website reveals its

DiscountMags.com is holding a "hobby" sale until midnight tonight in the US. Which includes comics, so they are offering subscriptions to DC Comics for

A package arrived yesterday when I was out with a lovely little mini-comic entitled Logjam, The Best Fucking X-Man Ever from MysteriousTransmissions.com.

What does Jaimie Alexander know about Batman/Superman? Thor: The Dark World is about to hit theaters* which means cast members are all over the place

Alasdair Stuart writes; Vera Greentea's Papa is one of my comics of the year. It's a really smart, bleak, beautiful trio of stories about fatherhood that

Lewis Campbell writes; I come from an illustration and animation background, graduating with a Masters from the Royal College of Art in 2002. I’ve always

A very simple, classic look here. I like it. Beast (Nicholas Hoult in full furry blue) and Magneto (Michael Fassbender) getting into it and a new suit for

Bill Willingham has issued the following statement on his website. Fables Comes to an End With Issue 150. After more than ten years of publication, and

Next week Dark Horse have some Domo Christmas ornaments for you. As well as Grindhouse and The Star Wars. DC launch the Zero Hour spin-offs with new

I understand that James Tynion, recently appointed the new writer on Red Hood And The Outlaws, is to leave the book rather soon. Possibly before his

There are a rather large number of comics related events starting tonight in New York City and leading up to the opening of the Comic Arts Brooklyn

I have to admit that Batman bit in this new Lego Movie trailer is amusing.  Some films have genuinely one of a kind aesthetics. The first Tron movie, for

Francesco Francavilla has been sharing some lovely spooky stuff for Halloween, so let's have a look, but why not just have a little festival for the

Reviewer Michael Moran paints an intriguing picture of this one: The look of the film is luscious. The effects are quite brilliant. There are one or

Yesterday, The Daily Mail ran an article about Royal Descent, a new comic book published next week about member of the British Royal Family forced to kill

I’m writing live from my local comic shop, Conquest Comics in New Jersey, and trying to sum up my reactions to what can only be described as a massive

Greetings from the coal face of the direct comics market. Where retailers try to increase their orders of certain comics ahead of sale. Where supply and

I run up the subway steps with only two minutes to spare until my appointment. Turning the corner, I start looking for some indicator of where I’m going

By Great Odin's Raven! It's a new Thor movie. And it's set in South London. We sent our number three South London Thor correspondent Michael Moran to find out more…

We all remember that scene from the original Kick-Ass. And how it was translated onto the screen. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsvuP_ULzs0 There hasn't

Originally, it was meant to be Sarah Jane Adventures. After a request from the BBC to include gay characters in their series, the producers of SJA decided

I peeked at the script, and was intrigued. But you shouldn't if you don't want a SPOILER. CB Cebulski of Marvel is planning a portfolio review at the

The comic series Kill Shakespeare launched from IDW in the Spring of 2010, featuring the work of co-creators Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery, and the

Welcome to Page Six One Six, the occasional blind items column of Bleeding Cool. Stories taken from across the comic book industry, from publisher to

The Shel Dorf Awards were bestowed on October 25th at Detroit's Fanfare Convention, and the big news was that Diamond founder Steve Geppi received the