Dynamite's Army Of Darkness comics have crossed over with a number of interesting sorts of the years, from Marvel Zombies to Xena, Warrior Princess. Now,
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In honour of the huge amount of Spanish readers Bleeding Cool received this week, we decided to release the entire Lying In The Gutters (apart from this
Dan Lawlis is a comic book artist whose work was most prominent in the eighties and nineties. As well as working on superhero comic books such as X-Men,
UPDATE: It's a toe, folks. not the whole foot... On his Multiverse fora, legendary fantasy writer Michael Moorcock posted; I apologise for being a bad
Greg Baldino writes for Bleeding Cool; Top Shelf has just announced their new releases for 2011, and despite these dark economic times there's quite a lot
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A Two Day Weekend Pass To The Amazing Arizona Comic Con was $25. One Day was $15. The variant edition of Walking Dead #80, limited to the first 1000
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Last year, Bleeding Cool ran a piece covering controversy over a certain commissioned sketch by Bill Sienkiewicz. The piece was years late and the
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After a decade of deliberately ignoring their eighties and nineties works, Marvel have recently reaped the benefits of both big hardcovers and trades
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On the BBC World Service show Europe Today, the Islamic Batman story popped up. And, uncharacteristically, Nightrunner creator and writer David Hine
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