In an upcoming interview with Comic Shop News, available free in comic shops this week, Kevin Smith assures readers who may have become accustomed to
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DC's The Source blog has confirmed Bleeding Cool's Saturday report that they were launching two new First Wave titles, Doc Savage and The Spirit, part of
The first couple of series may have been roundly mocked in the UK. But they were a smash hit in the US, breaking viewer records at BBC America and driving
The Apple iSlate/iTablet is expected to be announced later this week. Jim Shelley has interviewed a number of movers and shakers in the emerging digital
The Vertigo blog, Graphic Content, just released the following covers. Let's just label them as we go though, shall we?
Gareb Shamus, CEO of Wizard has bought the small Atlanta Comic Convention, and has renamed it Atlanta Comic Con Wizard World Convention to fit alongside
Charlie Brooker, cartoonist, satirtist and panel show host returns to BBC4 tonight (10.30pm) with a new series of Newswipe, mocking and exposing the
The most expensive comic sold to date at auction was a copy of Action Comics #1 for $317,000. On February 25th, a copy of Batman's first appearance,
MuseumWatch: A week on Saturday at 4pm, Darwyn Cooke will be reading from Parker: The Hunter at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. TVWatch: Watch for
The movie Red, based on the Warren Ellis and Cully Hamner comic book mini-series of the same name for DC/Wildstorm started shooting yesterday. With an
Enjoy Batman, Aquaman and a bloody big whale, courtesy of Neal Adams and Frank Miller's upcoming Batman: Odyssey. This has officially been Bleeding Cool's
They are both Rob Liefeld's finest creations. And Deadpool especially is finding success, a film on the way and the character supporting four monthly
I know, it's a surprise. A Marvel comic book featuring female teenage versions of Marvel superheroes, ostensibly aimed at a female teenage-or-younger
I already reviewed the HUMAN TARGET pilot back during the upfronts, but some thoughts lingered in my head, especially after Fox put it on with the
James Robinson talks to iFanboy podcast about the revived issue of his Starman series as part of Blackest Night out this week, how it's basically a Shade
The Apple iSlate/iTablet is expected to be announced later this week. Jim Shelley has interviewed a number of movers and shakers in the emerging digital
The writer and artist are unknown but this fourteen page comic book published the Fellowship of Reconciliation tells the story of the 1956 Montgomery Bus
HaitiWatch: The Heroes4Haiti auctions continue apace. AnalogyWatch: As she contemplates suicide, Charlotte Raven compares Huntington's disease to
The Mask is a story who obtains a mysterious ancient tribal mask. Whenever he puts on the mask, Barnes experiences dream-like visions which become
Over at Millarworld, Mark is giving it his usual schtick. Okay, am pretty drunk. I downed many Guinnesses as my gang re-watched Spidey 2 tonight (a
There has been a lot of hinting going on... 1) Marvel are publishing The Fallen in April. Does this indicate a major culling of the Marvel Universe? They
Some of you share my love of Doctor Who. Some of you don't. Some just like certain aspects. Some wonder if I write too much about the show on
Recently at the Comics Reporter website, Grant Goggans talked about recent issues that he believes have caused problems with the distriubution of the
The Astonishing X-Men spinoff book S.W.O.R.D. by Kieron Gillen and Steven Sanders has been cancelled from #5 by Marvel. Sorry, folks, I've been enjoying
BissetteWatch: Why not read Steve Bissette's new webcomic King Of Monster Isle? The first five pages are up, so here are the first two... BalletWatch:
What with Volstagg getting blamed for mass murder in Siege, it's probably not the best time to be one of the Warriors Three. But is the new Thor And The
The New York Times ran a piece the other day on Gilberto Sanchez, a man who claims he bought X-Men Origins: Wolverine from a Korean bootleg DVD seller,
LaymanWatch: As Chew enters the New York Times Bestseller List, the paper interviews Layman about the book- and a possible film version. Mr. Layman’s
It looks like British actor Mark Strong is now your Hollywood go-to guy for bad guys. It wasn't always this way. I remember him playing policemen in all
Heroes 4 Haiti is an appeal within the comics industry by comics artists to raise money to benefit the natural disaster in Haiti right now, with a