One of the worst aspects of this Sketch Scammers business that Bleeding Cool has been covering of late is that innocents gets caught up in the whole scam
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I understand that Art Baltazar and Franco may have discovered that that Superman Family Adventures was canned, on Bleeding Cool. Well, at least we can
WHY DOES SUPERMAN NEED A MASK? When children's hospital window cleaners cosplay... STAN ALIVE Heidi MacDonald goes to the Stan Lee Kids Universe launch
Hulk's fortunes as a Marvel film star have been on the rise since his star turn in the Avengers last year, and current rumors reveal some eye-popping plans.
Iron Man 3 Mark XLVII Armor and Superbowl XLVII? Surely that was no coincidence, but nothing was made of it in the new Iron Man 3 trailer.
Red Hood And The Outlaws will figure heavily in the twists and turns of both Death of the Family and WTF Certified, according to leaked original art.
Alasdair Stuart writes for Bleeding Cool Everest has a litter problem. It’s one of those facts that you hear and just sticks, something which sounds like
There's an old Neil Gaiman Sandman quote which goes something like, "You cannot seek destruction and remain unscathed". So it is with WTF.
This is not a Robert Kirkman sketch of a zombie. Neither is this. And neither is this a certificate of authenticity from Meltdown Comics. Another fake,
X-Men keep on slippin' into the future: The first casting calls for X-Men: Days of Future Past state that “most of the film” will be set in 1973.
Here come Shakespearean grandiosity, epic scale spectacles and gravitas to spare?
Okay, so in two weeks time we see the release of Batman #17 and the revelation to what the hell is under that silver dish. Or dishes. But next week we
Marvel dominates the top, middle and bottom of this advance reorder chart from Diamond Comic Distributors.. But others make a good stab, including
From Law360; A Florida federal judge on Tuesday signed off on a settlement that resolves trademark infringement claims lodged by Time Warner Inc.'s DC
Sina Grace is working on a sequel to last year's retail expose graphic novel Not My Bag by the look of things...
UPDATE: Brett Booth tweets; I did ask. Was told to do the regular for 16. But would guess that Joker wanted Tim at his best for his fight with Jason who's
Peter Panzerfaust #1 CGC 9.8 sold for $500 while a raw copy sold for $300. and issue 2 sold for $76. issue 3 for $25, issue 4 and issue 5 for $14, issue 6
Brian Bendis has been sharing with the Diamond retailer website his thoughts about his upcoming Guardians Of The Galaxy comic (thank you so much to the
DC Comics have shied away from ComiXology 99 cent sales of late, while Marvel has run regular price drops on Fridays and Mondays. That change now as DC
WTF Certified comics with gatefold covers? That's what's coming from DC Comics in April. Booster Gold, Creeper, Dark Knight and a hero's death figure in.
By day, he's pub landlord Steve Lowe. By night, he's also pub landlord Steve Lowe. But it was during a fancy dress cosplay party at his pub in
Bleeding Cool broke the story of DC's gatefold covers in April, each hiding what were then referred to internally as "Holy Shit" moments. When it went
Mara #2 gives us a basketball camp, developing future players. This book has two audiences, those who like sports a lot and think this is all a great
So today's DC comic titles have an ad for something called Channel 52, which looks like some kind of upcoming regular internal communication from DC to
Deja vu. It happens. I remember when reading Warren Ellis' Ultimate Galactus trilogy something tickling my head. Turned out Warren Ellis had repurposed a
On Boxing Day, I wrote; Superior Spider-Man #1 looks to be, in many ways, a tale of redemption. Someone trying to change and be a better man. Knowing what
Two comics out today. Two very different Batman comics. Batman Inc and Batman And Robin Annual. But for those of you who have become mad Damian fans (as,
As we told you a couple of weeks go, Grant Morrison and Rags Morales are getting an extra issue to finish his run on Action Comics, with Andy Diggle and
Watchmen's ending reportedly caused a rift between editor Len Wein and writer Alan Moore. Has Wein taken the opportunity to address this in Before Watchmen?
Blimey! Orbital Comics in London is hosting an exhibition of the work of Mike Diana, including from Boiled Angel, the self published comic book that saw