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Sometimes all you do is have to mention its name, and lots of bits spill out. Two days ago, Bleeding Cool mentioned that Watchmen prequels at DC were back

At the New York Comic Con, Frank Miller gave a video interview to MTV Geek which they have split up into several small bite chunks. He talks about his

Last weekend, Bleeding Cool ran a piece looking at seven points addressed in Marvel's upcoming Point One oneshot. Well here are seven more. 1. Bodies that

This is the advert for Galaxy Comics in Saginaw, Michigan. It ran during the premiere of Walking Dead on his local cable station. I happen to think it's

David Lapham and Gabriel Andrade have a new series from Avatar out in January 2012. As you can tell it's about werewoves - except it's not quite. More

So what's new in January? Amulet Books seem to be publishing Explorer The Mystery Boxes, a graphic novel anthology in hardcover and softcover that seems

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Junot Diaz, Professor of Writing at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and author of The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar

In America 2012, the only mainstream publisher with an ongoing comic starring an openly gay male lead will be Archie Comics. How things have changed.

Janelle Asselin used to be a Batman editor, but she recently left to work in Disney Magazines, where she appears to be turning a whole new generation of

AuctionWatch: The "name the lead supervillain" in Mark Millar, Dave Gibbons and Matthew Vaughn's comic/movie The Secret Service charity auction has

In this time of trouble, sometimes you just need a little lift. Here's a full page from today's Daily Mirror, courtesy of Mirror editor Daniel Silver; As

News of several people being let go from Marvel Comics today cast a shadow over the entire industry, just as it had been catching its breath in the wake

Shelly Horwitz writes for Bleeding Cool: As piping hot from the latest Doctor Who Magazine, the cast for the Christmas Special and their characters: Madge

I recently wrote a piece called The Spinning Plates Of Dan DiDio, looking at issues inside DC Comics, concern about the micromanagement of many of the New

Shelly Horwitz writes for Bleeding Cool When I was really little, I thought Dav Pilkey's Captain Underpants book series was fun.  It starred two

Eric Glover attended NYCC and writes for Bleeding Cool; NYCC’s It Gets Better With Comics panel, assembled to discus the place of LGBT characters in

I've never hidden my appreciation of comic book writer and video director, Alex De Campi. I met her first in one of a variety of London pub meet ups

While the Wall Street Occupy protests that have spread around the world are using the symbols of V For Vendetta to both inspire and to protect, anoither

A couple of years ago, Bleeding Cool broke the news that DC Comics was planning to return to Watchmen to tell new stories. Dave Gibbons would be involved

That thoroughly marvellous Avengers trailer from last week has now been viewed online, according to conservative estimates, approximately 616 bazillion times. But in the olden days, before the Internet, we made our own movie trailers....

So I was set in a panel at New York Comic Con when Matt Fraction, addressing the lack of female leads in Marvel Comics pointed out one of his own. The

No slhouettes required. The covers for the final prints of the X-Men: Schism 1-5 issues, all in a row... clicky for biggy.

I ran a number of Marnie Ann Joyce's photographs from New York Comic Con this weekend and they were a smash hit. Haunting, poignant, full of life and

First thing I think when opening the book to be confronted with "Thor's Day" is... no it's not. It's Wednesday. Anyway. Fear Itself #7 is a big comic. 54

Bleeding Cool has been rather critical to Marvel lately over price points of comic books, maybe we should also keep an eye on DC. Because during the DC

Barnbes&NobleWatch: The New York Times weighs in; "This fight between Amazon and Barnes & Noble is like the tide or a storm or an earthquake,"

And it's a double... or the number of them in shops is being doubled, I mean.  There's a drinking joke there but it eludes me just this second.  But Point

Aaron of A Comic Shop in Florida is sad for only making it to New York Comic Con for one day (and missing me) but he has a whole new week's worth of

DC may be losing out to Marvel in the live-action stakes, but they're the kings of straight-to DVD animation. Does this Frank Miller adaptation live up to their standard?

The release of Alexander Payne's new family drama The Descendants is fast approaching. At least, it's fast approaching in the US, where the release date