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'Tis the season: Bleeding Cool has been warning you that something big was going to happen in the Ultimate universe. Something media friendly, something

I fill the need. The need for 3D. (Pronounced threed, obviously).

Tim Pilcher writes for Bleeding Cool - we have added the abstracts to each paper he mentions; Despite sequential art having been around for over a 100

They've both been solidly present on the Advance Reorder lists that Bleeding Cool likes to run each week. And, horribly predictably, Marvel's two new

Gail Simone talks about working on the New 52. And why Birds Of Prey was taken away from her. Part of the idea of the New 52 was to change people’s

There's been a rumour going round the British comics industry circles of late that Paul Cornell is leaving Demon Knights and setting up new projects at

ColumbiaWatch: Chris Claremont's donation of papers to the Columbia University gets more press. Before Ms. Green started her graphic novel collection, the

First they changed the title for the UK theatrical release, and now this: This post will, by necessity, contain a very big Avengers movie spoiler indeed.

We thought we saw it in the Black Room. We speculated it might be the item referred to in November solicits. December solicits are a little clearer.

Dave Sim, creator of Cerebus, is running a series of interviews with a number of websites - including Bleeding Cool - answering questions asked by the

A continuing continuity caper: In the light of San Diego Comic Con announcements by Scott Lobdell that Tim Drake was never Batman’s Robin, it was pointed

Family. School Holidays. Watching Doctor Who. Sleep. The Magazine. Cooking. Other... stuff. There are plenty of things that get in the way of me being

A few thoughts of watching Doctor Who tonight. There may be spoilers. In fact there are... 1. They Like Their Lightbulbs Don't They? In Pond Life and all

Brock Dickinson of Millier Dickinson Blais Inc. writes; Most collectors know that many recent first issues from Image Comics have been strong sellers, and

KippaWatch: The Jerusalem Post turns Daily Bugle. Attorney Amir Ivtsan, a partner in the Ivtsan, Netzer, Wolecki & Co. law firm that has represented

The source of much discussion in the BC Forums today: So how close was Deathstroke’s origin in Deathstroke issue zero, to the original in Tales Of Teen

Today, in the light of retailer Brian Hibbs' attack on variant covers as immoral, and Bleeding Cool's look at exactly how the variant covers of Marvel

Patrick Dane writes for Bleeding Cool There is a lot of fuss over a trailer that debuted full of "Academy Award winners" and "critically acclaimed

The long-hoped-for and miraculous return of Marvelman at last? Marvel Comics paid the late Mick Anglo a million dollars for his rights to Marvelman, but

DC Comics are rushing through a new plastic bag design for comic store retailers, to reflect the new Arrow TV series premiering on CW in October. As well

In one week, we get the new Ghost, a bunch more DC zeroes, the new Walking Dead, the new Womanthology book, the new Star Trek Next Generation comics and

Brandon M. Easton writes for Bleeding Cool.  He is a current Thundercats and Transformers animation writer and recently had his first graphic novel,

DC Comics inker Marlo Alquiza was on the season finale of Collection Intervention on SyFy two nights ago. The show looked at his model building skills and

The second and finale volume of Terry Dodson's french album with D.P. Filippi, Songes, Tome 2 : Célia is out next month. It can be ordered on its own or

The death of a major Marvel character today, maybe you've heard.  And if you have heard, and whether you think it's good, bad, or neutral, Dr. Manolis V

It's the Toy Story of video games. So says... everyone. Looks really good, too

In today's Batman #0, we see a young (er) Jason Todd taking part in a grocery store robbery that goes wrong. But how wrong? That wrong. Now of course our

Mini-Deathstroke #0 spoilers ahead. It's been a common joke to say that Rob Liefeld can't draw feet. And that he will do anything he can to hide them, so

SwipeWatch: Looks like the cover artist for conservative magazine National Review may not be one hundred percent with the program... This is Computo the

Um, wow... there were a whole lot of City of Heroes players on BC today. Here's what it's about: This week, the superhero avatars of five thousand players