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In Antoine Revoy's Animus, inspired by his childhood in Japan, a pair of friends try to solve a mystery involving a ghost and the haunted playground where he resides.
The 2 biggest Dragon Con cosplay photoshoots have been (for now) called off, due to growth and changes impacting coordination.
Despite being a comic-based site, several of our movie and TV writers just don't have the time to keep up with comics This is the last comics-based episode I will be hosting before some of Bleeding Cool writers branch into their own show (the title of that show is still pending).
So, over the course of[...]
Despite being a comic-based site, several of our movie and TV writers just don't have the time to keep up with comics This is the last comics-based episode I will be hosting before some of Bleeding Cool writers branch into their own show (the title of that show is still pending).
So, over the course of[...]
Wayward Sisters is a collection celebrating the stories of female and non-binary monsters through various adventures that range from beauty pageants to violent vengeance.
Despite being a comic-based site, several of our movie and TV writers just don't have the time to keep up with comics We need to branch out, though, and over the course of two episodes I will be hosting comic-based videos with some of Bleeding Cool writers until they branch into their own show after[...]
Despite being a comic-based site, several of our movie and TV writers just don't have the time to keep up with comics We need to branch out, though, and over the course of two episodes I will be hosting comic-based videos with some of Bleeding Cool writers until they branch into their own show after[...]
Despite being a comic-based site, several of our movie and TV writers just don't have the time to keep up with comics We need to branch out, though, and over the course of two episodes I will be hosting comic-based videos with some of Bleeding Cool writers until they branch into their own show after[...]
Despite being a comic-based site, several of our movie and TV writers just don't have the time to keep up with comics We need to branch out, though, and over the course of two episodes I will be hosting comic-based videos with some of Bleeding Cool writers until they branch into their own show after[...]
Despite being a comic-based site, several of our movie and TV writers just don't have the time to keep up with comics We need to branch out, though, and over the course of two episodes I will be hosting comic-based videos with some of Bleeding Cool writers until they branch into their own show after[...]
I'll be keeping my eye out for issue #3.
You can pick up Bonehead #2 now for $3.99 through Image Comics.
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Previously, I was far from impressed with Bonehead #1. While I felt that the series had potential, it was weighted down with clumsy dialogue and the tendency to over explain But the gorgeous[...]
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It's not often that a comic book offers up what seems like true, impossible hopelessness — at least, not at the scale that The Shadow/Batman #4 brings to the table Continuing the reveal of the Silent Seven's reach, #4 is bathed in frustration and stress in a totally fantastic way Writer Steve Orlando doesn't[...]
But it's that latter half of superheroes — branded "psiots" — that Secret Weapons #0 focuses on.
The plot begins much like a lot of comic books do There are special people in the world who, with invasive surgery, can develop extraordinary gifts This all might sound familiar if you've already read the main Secret Weapons[...]
Bonehead #1: In a futuristic city, roaming gangs nicknamed “Boneheads” use specialized gear to circumvent the law and traverse the world all in the name of adrenaline and recognition. But is it a good read?
Keenan's art is beautiful, but not particularly well suited to a comic like Jem and the Holograms, which is arguably known for how diverse and dramatic each girl looks In "Face Off" the bands don't feel like their normal, vibrant selves Even their outfits are toned down with a more modern style that shies away[...]
Before each tale are notes to let you know just when it takes place, using the latest comic Jem and the Holograms: Infinite as a reference point With two stories per issue you won't find the complex, sci-fi plot of its predecessor, but Dimensions has plenty of charm all on its own.
Issue #1 starts with "Catnap", a[...]
I know a small percentage of our world loves to ingest their comics with a literal mind (things must happen!), and those folk need to know that the promised dog fight from the cover never happens… so, y'know, quell that disappointment now.
Still, Smith's cartooning is in constant piss take mode with Smith's depression, and it's[...]
Jason Borelli writes from his time at New York Comic Con:
Some children want to know where they came from That is the case of Priyanka Das, the heroine of Pashmina, the debut graphic novel from artist Nidhi Chanani for First Second Books
As her mother stonewalls her about why she left India, Priyanka finds a[...]
Jason Borelli writes from his time at New York Comic Con for Bleeding Cool,
During the Great Depression, many destitute souls became hobos They rode the rails, scrounged for food, and lived day-to-day While the hobo life was bleak, it has been romanticized for decades.
Soupy Leaves Home follows Pearl, a runaway who cuts her hair, poses[...]
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— 20th Century Fox (@20thcenturyfox) October 13, 2017
The X-Men New Mutants comic was first published in 1982 from authors Chris Claremont and Bill Sienkiewicz, as well as artist Bob McLeod.
The X-Men universe has so many fascinating characters and stories which the films have barely tapped into. Hopefully New Mutants will be the launching point for some of those lesser known[...]
Richard Epstein is reporting for Bleeding Cool from New York Comic Con,
Fox's The Gifted came to New York Comic Con with a huge panel…executive producers Jeph Loeb, Len Wiseman, Derek Hoffman, Lauren Shuler Donner,and Melinda Hsu Taylor were joined by Stephen Moyer (Reed Strucker), Amy Ackman (Kate Struckman), Sean Teale (Eclipse), Jaime Chung (Blink), Coby[...]
Sofia Annunziata reporting from NYCC for Bleeding Cool
In the coming months TOKYOPOP is bringing translated editions of both manga already released in Japan well as all new original works to America. During their panel at New York Comic Con, they presented just some of what we have to look forward to, including:
Beauty and the Beast–[...]
It was an ominous image of three armored soldiers, equipped with heavy firearms, heralding in a new arc for the comic Kirkman stated the issue introduces a colony known as the Commonwealth, which will include new characters and change the direction of the series.
He then proceeded to show covers for upcoming issues of Outcast's new[...]
Melding both the comic book aesthetic and the grittiness of noir creates a home run that made you want to savor each page It easily fills in the gap between dialogue and expands the story as a whole.
The only unfortunate thing is that Orlando's writing actually works against him in some ways The "cliffhanger" twist[...]
No one is expecting Paste Pot Pete to become a fixture in comics, but his over-the-top antics don't garner much attention when everyone is operating on the same level of ridiculousness.
And we're given no space to really breathe Every page is trying to cram something in and absolutely none of it works Any chance that[...]
God Country is an intense, philosophical book with an ethereal art style and a profound message about what it means to leave a legacy.
Shazam! director David F. Sandberg has decided that the role of Billy Batson will be played by an adult and a kid instead of de-aging an adult.
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Slick art, a chilling story, and a palatable sense of dread; welcome to Long Lost.
With their attention to detail and allowance of their story to expand and move on its own unburdened by unnecessary dialogue, Matthew Erman and Lisa Sterle have created an incredibly effective horror comic Unease is the name of the game[...]
And he also really hated Nazis, like the majority of the comic industry and world at large.
In an article titled Women: Servants of Civilization in the February 1942 issue of the journal Tomorrow, Marston goes into a few points on these subjects He talks about how he believes women will one day rule the world[...]