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KRS Comics is just one retailer (honest), with a few Wondercon Exclusive Variants to show off. Yes, I know it isn't even ECCC yet. This is called being

If you're into cosplay, Katsucon should be a con you check out. I was lucky enough to stop and chat with a few cosplayers over the weekend, but the sheer

Towering over me at a staggering 6'2 is the neon green Kiwi Fox. Kiwi was created over a long period of time, but his physical manifestation took about 2

I've never personally seen a real Japanese tea ceremony before, so I couldn't pass up the chance to see it live at Katsucon. The Comiku Girls hosted the

Katsucon has a long standing tradition of having some of the best cosplay. The following shots were taken Thursday-Saturday, and as you can see each and

Maid cafes are cute, in a word. They are cafes where young men and women dress up in maid or butler uniforms and serve you as if they are your personal

I received an email invite to check out History's Vikings booth at San Diego Comic Con, called Vikings Viper Den. The email said I could "experience a

Bleeding Cool gave you a brief look at some of these from the Women Of Marvel panel at San Diego Comic-Con. But here's a better look at some new Cosplay

Kodansha Comics announced at San Diego Comic-Con that it will release a deluxe edition of Ghost in the Shell in 2017, 1, 1.5 and 2, alongside the upcoming

We mentioned this in our 150 Thoughts article but it seems to have been picked up and clarified in a number of places. Consistent anecdotal evidence

Everyone wants Donald Trump in their comics it seems. Including Kodansha, for their Western artists take on the Attack On Titan franchise in Attack On

Announced at San Diego Comic-Con, the magical realism comic book series Black Magick, noted for its innovative use of black-and-white painted artwork with

  It was during New York Comic Con last year that Blizzard Entertainment announced a graphic novel based on the rather popular new superhero game. At

As gathered from San Diego Comic-Con and other places. A few statistical points in your graph. 425,000  - Including the upcoming second printing, Marvel

Peter S. Svensson writes for Bleeding Cool. Comic-Con! Home of the exclusive variants! Of artificial rarity that we fans lap up because we're obsessed

Hilton Collins writes, On Thursday afternoon, guests of the panel, Be a Financial Superhero, Even If You Aren’t Tony Stark or Bruce Wayne, offered advice

Valiant Entertainment's upcoming series Generation Zero has seen them comparing it to "Archie Meets Authority". But, coming out of San Diego Comic-Con, I

By Joe Glass Last night has an....interesting and colorful event associated with Comic Con International. At the PECS Bar in the Hillcrest area of San

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gglkYMGRYlE By Hilton Collins Sunday was an exciting day for DC Comics fans who visited the company’s booth on the exhibit

Charlie the Choo-Choo was a giveaway children's book by Stephen King at San Diego Comic-Con that ties into and promotes the Dark Tower series of novels

We already looked at some of the items people at San Diego Comic-Con had already flipped on eBay for exorbitant amounts, over $500. But there's plenty of

Welcome to Page Six One Six, the occasional blind items column of Bleeding Cool. Stories taken from across the comic book industry, from publisher to

Thanks to Marilyn Weiss, Jeremy Konrad, Joshua Stone, Joe Glass, Erik Amaya, Mike Sangregorio, Kirk Staley , Anthony Desatio, Octavio Karbank, Hilton

You know the drill. Get the swag you picked up San Diego Comic-Con. Lay it on your hotel bed. Take a photo. Let Bleeding Cool post it up! From the writers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSzx-zryEgM By Hilton Collins This past Saturday night, Marvel Studios debuted the second official trailer for Dr. Strange

Marilyn Weiss writes, This year San Diego Comic Con has shown its commitment to librarians and educators. Attendees have been pouring into the San Diego

Anthony Desiato (@DesiWestside) writes, So, who wants to be a comics retailer? Judging by the relatively modest turnout at Friday’s panel for aspiring

Anthony Desiato (@DesiWestside) writes, How do you protect an idea? For aspiring comic book professionals and curious minds alike, San Diego Comic Con’s

By Marilyn Weiss Anyone familiar with the comics industry over the past couple of years is no stranger to the call for more diverse comics, both in terms

Hugh Sheridan writes Room 25ABC  hosted the “Breaking Into Comics the Marvel Way” SDCC panel on Thursday afternoon. In attendance were Marvel’s Rickey