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We continue our new policy of posting Amazon listings as news. Look, I've had a very busy day, give me a break. And if you want to avoid spoilers for

Big boys and fast toys.

God bless Amazon. For giving us listings like this. Of course, it has been known for a while that sometimes Amazon's listing aren't exactly accurate. But

There was a boatload of people gawking at this one a few hours ago:  For the purposes of this test, Jack is being played by Jeremy Sisto, latterly of May

If what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, then Y: The Last Man is the film development equivalent of Popeye on a spinach bender.

Eric is a photographer for 2 Image Solutions and he takes photographs of cosplayers. Not alone in that, I'm sure. But what Eric does is take lots of

Will Romine reported from Baltimore Comic Con this weekend. He talked to Scott Snyder yesterday afternoon. The other night, I submitted an article to my

The subject of quite a bit of discussion back when the solicited version of the cover appeared, now here's the presumably-final version of Guillem March's

A brainy, action packed science fiction movie starring that dude from the Batman film AND a bald guy? We had to send Michael Moran to this one.

Announced at last year's New York Comic Con, Marvel is publishing comic books by Dexter creator Jeff Lindsay, set in the continuity of his series of

Patrick Dane writes for Bleeding Cool This should seem a little familiar to most around these here parts. We have known what at least one of Tony Stark's

Patrick Dane writes for Bleeding Cool. There are some, though I'm not one, that would suggest Tobey Maguire's acting is a little flat. Those folk probably

This is Computo the Comic Link Conqueror speaking. I come for your women. But for now I merely collate comic-related bits and pieces online. One day I

There were many things to be learned at Baltimore Comic-Con today... some are here, some are there, and I see some highly interesting tidbits queued up

Rich makes a pretty interesting comparison here as he likens the role of ASM #698 to that of ASM #298.  Not only did #298 set the stage for the #300

TrollWatch: DCWomenKickingAss on why ignoring or banning a troll sometimes just isn't enough. All told he used, that I can find in my records, 70 + emails

Brian Bendis and Olivier Coipel will tell us for sure next week, but until then:  The original solicitation for Avengers Vs X-Men #11 was “Fatality”. But

Seth Reedy is a comic book artist. Ish. He makes himself available for work and promotes himself readily online, taking comissions and tattoo work. But

The original solicitation for Avengers Vs X-Men #11 was "Fatality". But whom? It would be one way to get the monstropus Cyclops out of the way. And he

This year, St. George's day comes in September.

French artist Gerald Parel has created work for Peugot to turn into a motion comic book to promote their new HYbrid4 technology. The reader lets you flip

Over three quarters of a million dollars raised so far from 7659 donors. 2 days down, 28 days to go. Could Homestuck be set to break the record for the

SherlockWatch: Josh Adams takes a pen to the BBC's Sherlock again... This is Computo the Comic Link Conqueror speaking. I come for your women. But for now

I can't wait to see what kind of search phrases are used to find this page with that title. But regarding this page by Rick Remender and John Cassaday

Patrick Dane writes for Bleeding Cool. While Brendon was in a screening and Hannah was standing around in a field,* I had the pleasure of waking up early

In Ultimate Spider-Man, Miles Morales and Captain America seem to be living in a different crossover than the rest of the Divided We Fall Ultimate books,

StoreWatch: OK Comics celebrates ten years in Leeds city centre. The comic-buying community is tight-knit, as Jared found out when the business nearly

Some of them, anyway. Join the revolution: So, that’s Captain America, Thor and Iron Man, Cannonball, Wolverine, Hulk, Captain Marvel, Falcon, Black

Pray there are no Wheelers involved

Twitter isn't always there for the nasty things in life. It's there for the nice things too. While I was fast asleep last night, a most entertaining