cereal Archives

General Mills has revealed two different nostalgic cereals being released this month, one tied to a TV show and the other harkening back to the '60s First off, the company will be bringing back Twinkles, which if you're not aware of what they are, that's totally okay since they really haven't been made in over[...]

General Mills has decided to load up on more geeky and experimental cereals this month, as they launched a new line of interesting combos, including Cinnamon Toast Crunch Waffle The company has seven new breakfast meals out on the market right now that play more into the experimentation side of things These include a new[...]

General Mills has released a new line of cereal options for you, as they have taken some of your favorites and made them Loaded This is a brand new limited-edition line they've put out on the market, in which they have taken flavors such as Trix, Cocoa Puffs, and Cinnamon Toast Crunch, created a pocket[...]

Ahoy Comics pays me better than Marvel." Eric Palicki responded "Ahoy is the best company I have ever worked for and it is not even close" and Sarah Burrini added "Never got paid better than at Ahoy Comics!" Which makes it even nicer to talk about a new Ahoy Comics collection, Cereal, described as "a dark,[...]

General Mills revealed a new set of items this past week for the geeky cereal and snack fan, as they have some bizarre items coming to stores Chief among them that caught our eye was a brand new KitKat Cereal, which is basically what a lot of us have done anyway, which was wake up[...]

Kellogg's has released two new cereal brands this week as they have a couple of interesting choices, one of them nerdy and one of them with another famous brand First off, the geeky side of things brings us a new cereal based on Miraculous – Tales of Ladybug, as you can see a pink and[...]

As a bit of a follow-up to the 2020 cereal the two came together on, this is a crossover of sorts where you will be able to get specially marked boxes of Frosted Flakes (as you can see here with Tony the Tiger about to get his game on) that come with square marshmallow bits[...]

Kellogg's revealed their latest collaboration food item this morning as they've partnered with Disney for a Hocus Pocus 2 cereal With a box that has a definite callback to those of '80s cereals based on TV shows and movies, the sisters grace the latest creation from the company as they have a cereal filled with[...]

Kellogg's has revealed a new version of limited-edition Frosted Flakes as you'll be able to enjoy a special Star Wars version of the cereal As you can see from the packaging, the cereal has been released to celebrate the upcoming launch of the Disney+ series, Obi-Wan Kenobi, which launches on May 27th The idea behind[...]

What makes obscure comics so interesting and vital is discovering those books that most don't know were ever printed, or that top tier creators worked on "that book" or on "that character." Obscure Comics are fun to find and interesting to know about, but that border between great reads and terrible comics. Comics, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and[...]

Kellogg's has announced that they will be releasing a Minecraft-themed cereal for the public and that it will be out in August 2020 As you can see below, this will be called the Minecraft Creeper Crunch, in the great tradition of putting crunchy cereal pieces with a bunch of marshmallows A recipe decades-old to appeal[...]

[Ed Note: Bleeding Cool threw down the gauntlet to its television writers: write an article where you pitch a series based on your favorite breakfast cereal mascot (Cap'n Crunch, Tony the Tiger, etc.) First up to accept the challenge: Margo Staten, who presents her 70's grindhouse take on Lucky the Leprechaun and his precious Lucky[...]

General Mills is looking for pitches to help make franchises out of their Monsters cereal characters like Boo Berry, Franken Berry, and COunt Chocula!

Back in the day, they made cereal out of everything Every TV franchise and half notable sports star seemed to have their own brand of breakfast goods, but sadly (?), that trend died away. Well, Super Mario is back to try and revive the licenced cereal craze According to Cerealousy, (imagine Bleeding Cool if we just talked about cereal), they[...]

Yeah, Nintendo has decided to partner with Post Cereals to support Super Mario Odyssey I'm not sure Nintendo needed the extra advertising, but hey, it's the first new Mario in a while, so I'll give it a pass. And hey, it'll even let you win a Nintendo Switch. But here's the official word: Breakfast has always been the most[...]

The worlds of trading cards, comics, coins, and stamps have all long been known as collector's havens, but there's another one out there that's been historically fairly niche and that might now be changing: Cereal Box Collecting Yup, we're talking that box on the morning breakfast table that you fish around in for the toy surprise[...]

Pretty much any cereal mascot you can think of has a Batman duplicate Apparently. Which is why Christopher Wolf is taking them and putting them on T-shirts. The Trixter image above is up and the following, from Tigerbane on, show what's to come… Why do I get the feeling New York Comic Con will be full of people[...]

Four exclusive DC Comics featuring Justice League Super Heroes are now available in specially marked boxes of Big G cereals. Select General Mills Big G cereals now include four comic books featuring the iconic DC Comics' characters, on shelves now through April 2014 Four specialty issues can be found in grocery retailers nationwide, with a bonus[...]

Thanks to one Little Bleeder who bought eight boxes of Golden Grahams to get the set, here are the covers and inside pages of the Justice League comics

Why weren't they putting comics in cereal boxes when I was a kid?  Fawcett and DC did it in the golden age, DC's doing it again now I'm sure it was done plenty of times in-between, but somehow I managed to miss them all — so far. Most-Read Comic Stories Today: The Justice League Comic With Over[...]

DC Comics has been placing an increasing emphasis on marketing outreach in recent weeks, and the New York Times is reporting that's about to continue with a deal to put 12 million copies of a four-issue Justice League comic inside specially marked boxes of cereals such as Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Golden Grahams, Cheerios, Lucky Charms and[...]