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And as one of 2000AD's biggest characters, it's a hell of a dark place for Alan to take things… Happy now?   Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London Currently exhibiting the work of Liz Prince, with an exhibition from her new book on Topshelf, Alone Forever, for which they are also selling an exclusive and limited bookplate edition.     [...]

The comics was bought from a shop And his opinion changes when the publisher does it themselves, because somehow a reader doesn't mind getting spoiled then But you know We're going to try and play along. So what's going to happen is that through the day, we're going to update this article to get ever more[...]

  That's the poster for the Barcelona Comic Con, by Carlos Pacheco. The statue of Columbus points to America, the continent he discovered, and that's

Wait... did Valiant name a character after our website? I'm going to pretend they did. Harbinger: Bleeding Monk #0 comes out in March and gives a

Buzzfeed picked up on this very cool little book from Pixar storyboard artist Josh Cooley. In his spare time he drew up these famous scenes from r-rated

By Aaron Haaland [youtube]http://youtu.be/E4216iGBdoo[/youtube] Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes: Hey Fandom! It's me, Aaron, back with new comics on Tuesday! What's hot at a comic shop tomorrow is on A Comic Show today! This time I lead with indie books and my personal favorite Zero by Ales Kot! Zero volume one is only $10[...]

I just accepted a friend request on Facebook from colorist and fellow Zenescope collaborator Renato Guerra. As I click the link I ended up on their blog

Comics give you a far greater scale. RPN: Starbuck and his relationship with Adama and Apollo again gets some nice moments here.  He really is like an adopted son, isn't he? TL: Oh yes If you watch Dirk in the show, you can see that he's been allowed to get away with murder And for a kid[...]

There have been a few ups and down since, but with the news that Simone's The Movement is cancelled, so we also get the news that, after contributing to the Deadpool anniversary title, she'll be writing an issue of Savage Wolverine for Marvel Comics. More to come? CBR have a few of tomorrow's May solicitations to play[...]

Our Senior Cosplay Correspondent and Bleeding Cosplay columnist Ian Mageto attended Katsucon in Maryland this past weekend and poured all of his ferocious

In those GI Joe comics there were house ads for Marvel Comics characters and that was how I got the bug Over the next couple of years I was experimenting with Spider-Man and the X-Men and by the time I was 12 I had a subscription box at a comic book store stuffed with far[...]

I think it'll be time for another Matt Kindt Count in May's solicitations… here's what Valiant have planned for May this year. RAI #1 Written by MATT KINDT Art by CLAYTON CRAIN Covers by CLAYTON CRAIN, BRYAN HITCH, STEPHEN SEGOVIA, and RAUL ALLEN Variant Cover by KHARI EVANS Variant Cover by TREVOR HAIRSINE Variant Cover by[...]

From the solicitations for DC New 52: Future's End #1. Five years from now, the DC Universe is reeling from a war with another Earth, leaving the world

We embrace them, we cherish them, we create new and exciting typos each and every day. But it's even better when a major media corporation join in Like this one from DC Comics. Beware the Barman Season 1 Part 1 is available now! http://t.co/gMtmxLUr0U pic.twitter.com/LEbPNupU18 — DC Comics (@DCComics) February 18, 2014   [...]

Writer Scott Massino and seasoned comics artist Scott Kolins with whom I've collaborated in the past, have cooked up a tale about the most terrifying blood-suckers known to man: vampires, family and Hollywood. — Mark Waid, Thrillbent Publisher The idea behind the story is that Varney was the original vampire and Bram Stoker stole his story[...]

Kurt Busiek's next published comics project, in English, will be Redhand, published by Humanoids, and now coming to the English language And he'll also be writing the third volume Nope, though the new writer is a mystery. The first two volumes of the book were drawn by Italian artist Mario Alberti while the third is by[...]

It's a long time since we ran rumours that Jim Lee was to personally revive his Image/Wildstorm series WildCATS at DC Comics in the New 52. We knew that it was in the offing before the announcement of his Superman Unchained run But it never went away, it was meant to happen after his Superman run[...]

Four new comics we've never seen before, Mark Millar and Duncan Fegredo's MPH, Kyle Higgins and Alec Siegel's C.O.W.L., Jamie Rich and Megan Leven's Madame Frankenstein and Joshua Williamson and Mike Henderson's Nailbiter, as well as new series for Burn The Orphanage, a Prophet Strikefile, the Chew/Revival crossover, the collection of webcomic Tales From The[...]

So, Superior Spider-Man is coming to an end. It will be replaced by Amazing Spider-Man on the schedules, but there will also be a digital comic, called Who Am I to fill in the gaps.

From Louisville's Courier-Journal, interviewing Nic Pizzolatto. the showrunner, producer and sole writer of HBO's True Detective, back in 2010: The first

The Dark Horse series Buzzkill was a fan favorite of 2013, and even got plenty of attention in the yearly assessment here on Bleeding Cool. But even

And a trademark was registered in that new name on behalf of both Ross and Churchill for use in comics. But now it seems that Marvel are publishing a new graphic novel series based on the ABC TV series Revenge It is to be written by Erica Schultz and Ted Sullivan, and be drawn by Vincenzo[...]

His answer "Doesn't matter; they just have." The perfect origin. — BRYAN HITCH (@THEBRYANHITCH) February 18, 2014 X-CREEDINGLY LIKELY Was Assassins Creed ripped off from Steve Grant and Dark Horse Comics' X series in the nineties? That's the allegation. In X #6, Steven Grant finally brings it all back together and is the first to recombine elements of  modern[...]

Marc Lombardi writes, It was back in December 2012 that the GrayHaven Comics editorial team sat stunned following the news of the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary school, wondering what we could do about the tragedy but feeling rather insignificant We had some email discussions and after a day or so of soul-searching decided that something[...]

The Transformers Wiki page has a listing for Rom for, as they say, What he's doing here is anyone's guess. With details of leaks for a Transformers character called Rom The Space Knight from Hasbro. And IDW continue to tease the possibility of Romness in their future. Why am I mentioning this all now? Because I've been told by[...]

Over on CollegeHumor.com they asked the question, "What if Superheroes were hipsters?" And thanks to Michael Christatos and Caroline Martin they got the

By Christopher Smith In the first installment of this ongoing column series, Christopher Smith takes us on a tour through his own back pages as a comics fan, going down unexpected dark alleys and diversions Focusing only on the comics and pop-cultural touchstones he experienced at the time, he reconsiders their influence and impact from[...]

Equaly the Occupy Comics collection has, apparently gone to the printers And there are still people waiting on Womanthology… As ever, the main problems seem to be communication Backers will seemingly forgive anything, including long delays in production, as long as they are kept up to date and not fobbed off Once people stop talking that's[...]

Anthony Marques is an assistant editor on the Superman books. But he's also a pretty dab hand at writing and drawing comic books himself. Such as this

I couldn't come up with a solid four that I felt good about… so I figured I'd turn it back to you, the Bleeding Cool readers. Who would you pick as the four most important people in the history of comics? Here are some of the candidates that I came up with. Jack Kirby – I'm thinking[...]