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In case our previous coverage of Vincenzo Natali's work hasn't iterated this enough, I've been following the director's work since my teens and every time

When Bleeding Cool broke the story of the new DC logo, we were able to ask comic book logo designer Rian Hughes what he thought, and he was rather

Mars Attacks #1 from IDW will come in 58 cover varieties... 56 normal and 2 special variants. Bleeding Cool is happy to present them all... do enjoy.

The world wanted to know about this one: The episode has been slated to premiere this August, somewhere between the 23rd and 25th, at the Media Guardian

There now follows some randomish, vaguely connected thoughts about Before Watchmen. "Did Alan Moore get screwed on his contract? Of course. Lots of people

While we wait for more details of the Dumb and Dumber film in the works, it seems that comedy directing duo Peter and Bobby Farrelly have their eye on

We knew that Lobo would return to the DC Universe in Deathstroke #9, the first of three monthly titles plotted by Rob Liefeld (and also drawn by him). But

Late last year I was invited to visit the set of Fast Girls, a sports drama coming out this summer, which stars Lenora Crichlow and Lily James as two

Over the past few months, we've talked quite a bit here about how key first comic book appearances of Avengers team members have been going for record

WatchWatch: Kotaku runs the cover to Minutemen #3. Showing something unfortunate happening with one Silhouette... DieselSweetieWatch: The Economist gets

Another nifty little mystery kicked off by DC's FCBD offering:  The New 52, the Black Room… but what’s in it? Here’s ten to start you off. Clicky for

You have to feel sorry for Lalit Kumar Sharma. An Indian comic book creator, he has a number of prestigious comic book works to his name. But he's also a

This is how the Spider-Man Custoimised Retailer Variant will look... possibly without the big Marvel watermark over it. This is, naturally, for Third Eye

RealityWatch: The Pentagon pulled out of cooperating with the makers of the Avengers movie because... it wasn't realistic enough. But the ambiguity around

I willed myself to stop reading the post after hitting the above-mentioned Bendis quote.  Perhaps you are more brave than I am, or more curious. Most-Read

You have been warned. This is a spoiler warning. It is there for a reason, because it concerns The Avengers movie and the comic book Avengers Assemble #3.

In this video from Gosh Comics to promote the signing of League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen Century 2009 by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill on June 23rd,

Well there's a turn up for the books. Back in the deepest darkest days, DC Comics and Wildstorm were struggling with a virtual battle between Paul Levitz

UPDATE: Dan Slott writes: This news from Bleeding Cool is inaccurate. The story is NOT called "Hobgoblin Inc." As mentioned at C2E2, the story is called

GrantWatch: Preorders on Grant Morrison: Talking With Gods are open. DoctorWatch: Simon Rohrmuller's prints for Big Wow Comic Fest... InterviewWatch:

It looks like DC's FCBD release has kicked off another interesting New 52 mystery: So we’ve all read the DC New 52 issue now right? Right? After all, Free

We've seen the solicitation of Alan Davis' Fantastic Four Annual featuring his super-fiction team, the Clan Destine. We know, thanks to July's

The other week, Bleeding Cool reported that New York store Montasy Comics was to open a new outlet in Manhattan Midtown, going up against Jim Hanley's and

MouseWatch: David Petersen reads last year's Mouse Guard Free Comic Book Day story http://vimeo.com/34828777 ChicagoWatch: Neil Gaiman writes; I'm writing

This is strange: "Award Pictures are pressing ahead with plans to produce the new sequel Evil Dead: Consequences without the involvement of Sam Raimi or

I took Eve and a couple of her classmates to London today for free comics and pizza. I was a very popular daddy today. We stopped off at Orbital, where

With The Coldest City signing tour set to kick off shortly, Antony Johnston took some time out to talk to me about espionage fiction, the Cold War, Berlin

I'll be going to Orbital Comics, Forbidden Planet and Gosh Comics for their kids workshop with my eldest daughter Eve and some of her school friends for

An utterly fascinating account of some DC editorial history caps off the week:  "Shortly after the completion of the Watchmen series by Alan Moore and

The affects of Avengers Vs X-Men seems to have done its trick on the market. After being blocked out of the top ten for months, last month Marvel managed