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Another holiday, another mysterious Watchmen-related image. At this rate, this mystery could be very interesting by Groundhog Day next month. Most-Read

So what were the bigger scoops that Bleeding Cool managed to grab this year? There certainly seem to have been a lot to pore through. Here are a few

Recently, Marvel and Brian Bendis announced that, after a ten year run, he'd be leaving the Avengers monthly books in the summer. But that's only when

Architects #13, the final chapter in Top Cow's universe-redefining book is out this week (and we have Bleeding Cool's crack TopCowologists rereading the

Tim Pilcher used to work for DC Vertigo back in the day when they used to run a UK office. And he's spent a few weeks running four issues of the never

Rabbit hole, indeed. I find today's top topic pretty amusing, because -- as we've said before -- panic room is a pretty interesting code name for a secret

During a number of television shows this weekend on ITV, the following commercial has been running; This is the time of year when we start to get

British comedian Stewart Lee guest edited BBC Radio 4's Today Programme this morning. And chose Alan Moore to deliver an Alternative Thought For The Day.

At the recent Nine Lessons And Carols For Godless People service, Alan Moore gave an address, dressed in a T-shirt modelled on the Superman logo,

FastWatch: Before the Kapow Superior Special, welcome to the real fastest comic book in the world - into production as well! Guinness Book Of World

Rich nails it in his post on what makes New 52 Action Comics #5 so potentially interesting. Action Comics volume 1 number 1 page 1 by Jerry Siegel and Joe

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool reported how Micha Hershman, VP of Marketing at Dark Horse Comics had resigned to work for a 3D animation school in San

This year, Sergio Bonelli, one of the most influential people in the comics industry, passed away. But his studio has kept going. In 2011, Sergio Bonelli

There's a conspiracy theory going around courtesy of one Mike Mozart that alleges that the very backers of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) legislation

  With Marvel and DC owned by two of the world's largest entertainment companies, the conversation over comics and SOPA has been simmering for quite