So how close was Deathstroke's origin in Deathstroke issue zero, to the original in Tales Of Teen Titans 43? Very, it seems... In Swipe File we present
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On the left is the Eaglemoss lead figure of Siryn, part of their Classic Marvel Figurine Collection partwork line. On the right is a DeviantArt sketch by
Well they are both clowns... Here is the cover to Batgirl #14, featuring a Joker with his face strapped back on again. Spoilers! And here is a scene from
On the left, *that* cover from Green Lantern by Ivan Reis. On the right, the Get Your Sting And Blackout World Tour poster from The Scorpions. In Swipe
Here's the "Enemies" promo image for Marat Mychaels' new comic Blindside, just out and dominating the ComicsPlus digital chart. And here is a page from
It's rare that one gets to run a swipe file quite so quickly. But yesterday Marvel released three pages of artwork from the new Kieron Gillen/Greg Land
From the trailers for Doctor Who Series 7 in 2012 about a time traveller getting mixed up in stuff... And from DC Comics in 1998 about a time traveller,
Two zombie tales, both by creators strongly associated with 2000AD, both with a familiar looking zombie front and centre on the cover... The Dead by Alan
On the left, Malachi Ward's cover to Bravest Warriors #2 on the left, JG Jones cover to 52 #46 on the right. In Swipe File we present two or more images
On the left, the brand new cover to Justice League #14. On the right, the cover to Justice League #2. Looks like someone will be putting another dollar
When I first read Think Tank #1 a few months ago, In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree. They may be
From Glastonbury Tor, to the uprooting of the countryside by the cities of the Industrial Revolution, the beginning of the Olympic Opening Ceremony in
The cover of the latest issue of the Limbaugh Letter, radio host Rush Limbaugh's monthly magazine, features this illustration by Christopher Hiers, which
Matches has matches. Axe Cop has an axe. As far as I can tell this is the only difference between them.
From that quite spectacular Olympic Ceremony tonight, we saw Voldemort amongst other villains from British children's literature, such as the
I thought this one was a little too obvious, but I've received numerous e-mails asking why I haven't run it, so here we go. Here is Warbird, undergoing a
What's in an afro? In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree. They may be homages, parodies, ironic
The new Superman Man Of Steel movie poster, just released today. And the Alex Ross Kingdom Come cover image. In Swipe File we present two or more images
Here's a scene from Hero Worship, published by Avatar Press today, featuring an iconic superhero, Zenith. And here... is another iconic superhero. By Alex
Azrael #51 on the left, Batman #11 on the right.
DC's new San Diego Comic Con advertising campaign... and Image's Experience Creativity advertising campaign that has been running for months. DC Comics
Chris Weston's cover to Judge Dredd Magazine and the poster to Akira. But why this inspiration? 2000AD Covers asks Chris Weston; "I think most people know
And here's the proof, if proof were needed. It also looks a bit like he nabbed Prometheus's helmet while he was at it... In Swipe File we present two or
Here's a still from the Vibe teaser for the DC Shorts videos playing on DC Nation. And here is a fan image of Vibe that preceded it, mashing up the logo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjJbkv1H3PM The BBC's new Wimbledon trailer reminded a number of Bleeding Cool readers of another advertising campaign...
Jimi Hendrix by Moebius. And Lou Reed by Jamie Hewlett. Decades apart but joined together by influence... In Swipe File we present two or more images that
Giant Sized X-Men #1. The cover that started such a trend, new characters bursting out from the past. Even if, in the case of the DC Zero Month, that past
On the left, the Cable series X-Sanction. On the right, the new poster for Dredd courtesy of JoBlo. In Swipe File we present two or more images that
This is Les Porteurs de Mauvaises Nouvelles by French artist Jean-Jules-Antoine Lecomte du Nouÿ. And this is Conan The Destroyer by Frank Frazetta Let's
Here's the cover to Lex Luthor by Lee Bermejo, already ripped off by the British Rob Granito. And here is an ad for the Indiana National Guard, which