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It will probably be in Midtown Comics off Time Square. It will definitely be on Livestream. And it will happen just as I'm bathing the girls. Marvel will

Remember remember the Fifth Of December. This is Julius Caesar as designed by Jack Kirby for a 1969 production. Okay, so what have people been reading

Smallville Season Ten ended as it always should have done. Clark Kent ripping the glasses from his face, pulling at his shirt, about to take flight from

This image was created by comics creator and historian, Arlen Schumer, who guested on the show a month ago featuring the staff of the upcoming AMC reality

We've heard JG Jones linked to Watchmen prequel rumours before. We've had reports of Darwyn Cooke writing a prequel mini-series starring The Comedian. And

The Gutters is a weekly web comic written by Ryan Sohmer and a gang of artists that satirises the comic book industry. Two weeks ago, they took a pot shot

AlanMooreEpitaphWatch: "I don’t really much care, because I won’t be around to glory in it. I don’t know, as somebody who was a good writer, a decent

Quite a bit of controversy in the air for a December Sunday, but at least it isn't snow.  A pair of comic shops vs Dark Horse Digital,  Ken Penders

Matthew Holness, creator of the fondly-remembered Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, has decided to move into the film world with his new project The Reprisalizer, a feature length version of his short film A Gun For George. The short is about a struggling pulp fiction writer who becomes a vigilante with extreme violent tendencies.

UPDATE: Dark Horse report that their price plan has been taken erroneously. Expect a statement to this effect later today, clarifying exactly what they

Quite a constellation of trending topics for a Saturday, and lots of interesting debate in the forums today as well.  On the home front, a big site

OMG, the company that provides 3D mapping software for the likes of Call Of Duty, Black Swan and Assassin's Creed has seen its profits fall year on year

PoliticsWatch: Bahrain: Lines in Ink, Lines in the Sand by Josh Neufeld debuts today on Cartoon Movement. The Washington Post reports; NEUFELD’S SCRIPT

Fridays are typically not the busiest days of the week on the comics internet, because comics publishers generally break major news on Monday or Tuesday.

Comic Connect's mega-auction event rolls on with its third night of sales coming in, and once again there are quite a few key comics involved. Here are

I've been slightly obsessed with The Grey ever since the first teaser trailer exploded all over the internet. Something about the idea of Liam Neeson

These are the five winners of the Ultimate Bryan Hitch Studio signed book, who had to tweet something nice about the man. Send in your details, folks...

This is the cover to No Place Like Home, coming from Image Comics next year by Angelo Tirotto and Richard Jordan. And this is the cover to W Magazine...

Free Comic Book Day have announced the 2012 Gold level of free comic books, that will be available in all participating stores on May the 5th next year.

Collectors Cornered is a weekly video column, filmed inside Collectors Corner in Baltimore. Join us every week as we discuss comic book news from a

KittenGate: Another example of Superman: Grounded that was ditched due to feline involvement? Geof Darrow's rejected cover for DC Comics. KittenWeight:

December got off to a fast start here on BC. You know any day that kicks off with (trending-worldwide) Watchmen 2 and Diesel DC Boxer Shorts is going to

We've had his name mentioned to us before, regarding this project. There is circumstantial evidence to support it. Well, today Bleeding Cool had it

A press release landed in the Bleeding Cool pigeon hole this morning (you might say a little birdie told us! haha ... ha) concerning an adaptation of the

So here's what's happening. There has been superhero underwear around for ages. You know, for kids. Then they started making them in larger sizes. For big

In two weeks, Kevin O'Neill will begin selling ninety pages from League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Black Dossier and Century: 1910 and 1969. On

FluWatch: Still in bed with flu, doing my best. Thanks to Mark, Brendon and Haverty for helping out yesterday. CapWatch: How 30s/40s Captain America

Lots of mixed to negative commentary out there about the potential look of the Lizard in the upcoming Amazing Spider-Man film -- if the pic is indeed

It has become the most famous individual copy of any comic book in the world.  And now, the Nicolas Cage copy of Action Comics #1, graded CGC 9.0 and the

For those of you who bought your copy of Morning Glories HC Vol 1, out today, the remedy will be simple. For those who used Amazon, you may be in for a