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Timothy Carson writes: The Walking Dead and Saga make for excellent tango partners, nimbly keeping pace with one another’s dance steps; this week, though,

#Loki #AgentofAsgard #comics — Mandy P (@Brown_Ajah) January 31, 2014 Think I'm going to get a monthly sub for Loki: Agent of Asgard Because when it comes to Loki I have a… thing. — Ashley Lukens (@AshleyLukens) January 31, 2014 And next week, the launch of Royal Masters Of War, City: The Mind In The Machine, Fuse, Mercenary[...]

David Schulner has talked about the upcoming TV adaptation of Image/Skybound comic book Clone at Bloody-Disgusting. The script is done. It was a blast to

Next week's Bleeding Cool Magazine has a lot to say about weekly comics, with DC launching both a Batman Eternal weekly comic as well as the Five Years Later-set Future's End weekly comic. But they are not alone. We knew that we were getting a new Earth 2 title to accompany the current monthly Well, we're now[...]

Greetings from the coal face of the direct comics market Where retailers try to increase their orders of certain comics ahead of sale Where supply and demand and most accurately reflected, where you can see which books are hot, where new orders are coming in and how retailers are reacting to new, unanticipated desire! New Warriors[...]

It's a full-blown crossover that DC Comics seem to have forgotten telling too many people about. Basically, if you read Batgirl, you need to read The Movement for the next two issues as well That is if you can find a copy Because ICV2 estimates have Batgirl selling 35,000 and The Movement selling 7000 You can[...]

ComiXology are at Angouleme, and are surveying people passing by the booth... and these are the results so far. And they have Jeremy Nguyen writing and

With his The Most ADJECTIVE Romance Comics Ever in which a fifties-style romance comic has been recreated, with missing words, allowing an audience to fill them in with hilarious consequences. Nat writes, The game can be played in a group of two or more, with one player calling out the word types for other players to suggest[...]

GLAAD has announced its nominees for its 2014 awards for the treatment of gay characters and themes, including for comic books. The awards usually favour

AFTERMARKET WITH ARCHIE Going to the ComicsPRO meeting of retailers at the end of February? Archie, as well as sponsoring Friday night cocktails will be bringing Francesco Francavilla, to sign the ComicsPRO variant edition of Afterlife With Archie… THE MARVEL UNIVERSE WASN'T BUILT IN A DAY Mark Millar makes big plans for Millarworld Though presumably without Flash Gordon…. Stan[...]

The variant cover from The Other Dead #5...

Bob And Bobette is a classic Belgian comic strip. It looks like this. Or rather it did. Because it's getting a revamp and now looks... like this.   Quite

Johnston (Unearthed, Jurassic) "Sleeps with Monsters" by Liz Bourke (Tor.com) The winners will be announced in a ceremony at the Satellite4 Eastercon Convention  at the Crown Plaza Hotel in Glasgow on Sunday, the 20th of April, 2014. José Luis del Río Fortich is a child of the seventies who grew up with comics and MSX[...]

Have you seen this artwork? Martin Tirtawigoena writes, This jam piece by Ryan Stegman, Humberto Ramos and Edgar Delgado was supposed to get signed by

By Chris Thompson [audio:http://popculturehound.net/podcast/PCHPodcastEpisode74.mp3] After last week's enlightening discussion with Clifford Meth (which you can still listen to here), this week I take some time to chat with Zack Whedon about his film & television work, as well as his return to comics this week with Serenity: Leaves On The Wind from Dark Horse Comics! Zack & I[...]

In the 75 years that have since passed, the publication has had to evolve to suit an ever-changing audience, societal shifts and even fashion trends, if taking into consideration the amendment of Dennis' dad's haircut in August 2012. The Beano stands on higher ground on the valley of British comics sadly dampened by a downpour of[...]

By Alasdair Stuart Ales Kot is one of the most interesting, innovative writers working in the field today. His previous work including Change, Wild

Shawn Demumbrum writes, We invited a mix of artists to participate in the World Record Attempt. Some seasoned professionals. Some artists who are just

Ian Melton got to speak briefly with a number of comic creators at Wizard World Portland last weekend. And he had plenty to share. He writes. Ben Bates

Michael Davis is the co-founder of Milestone Comics and a current graphic novelist He runs The Black Panel at San Diego Comic Con And he now writes a weekly column for Bleeding Cool This is the second in an series begun last week Although closeted in the interim report of the comic book hearings, race[...]

  Here's the Miracleman #3 cover by JG Jones.And here is wrestler Randy Orton doing his trademark pose. A little miracle referencing at work? Here

Now the editorial practices of some areas at DC Comics get some stick from folk on the internet Occasionally even from me But when their own characters start talking out of class, something's up. Take Cat Grant in yesterday's Superman. Obviously I can empathise a little But it got me thinking. You don't suppose Scott Lobdell has had[...]

This is from the printed version of Earth 2 Annual #2, published yesterday. And this is from the digital version, though I understand it has now been

Mark Millar talked about his new series Starlight, created with Gorlan Parlov, over at CBR. "Starlight" is my love letter to all the sci-fi serials I was

Today, Phil Foglio posted about Tor Books, the current publisher of his graphic novel series Girl Genius with Kaja Foglio, giving him the silent

British broadcaster, comedian and presenter, Jonathan Ross has written a number of comics of late, including Turf and America's Got Powers But for his new series, Revenge, with Ian Churchill, it seems just writing the damn thing is not enough He's pencilled a cover too. An exclusive cover, available only at Forbidden Planet, we also had[...]

Comedy shows like The Big Bang Theory portray comic book shops, and their employees in a certain light and get mixed reactions from actual comic book

Continuing their Li'l Dynamites event, we get an extended preview of Li'l Sonja by Jim Zub and Joel Carroll. Li’l Sonja is a warrior girl who travels the

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKIqGM1fEcQ[/youtube] Natalie Kim is back with her new interview show talking about comics with creators, this time with Robin Ha of The Strumpet, Shattered: The Asian American Comics Anthology (Secret Identities), and Women of Marvel. Natalie Kim writes: We sit down with independent comics master, Robin Ha, who discusses how Alabama and Seoul, Korea are not so different. Panel[...]

It was a well-reasoned list that showed an awareness of TV and film culture as well as comics culture and as we have been saying on Bleeding Cool of late, we want to welcome in new voices and new opinions—this article was an example of that. The website Outhousers decided this spelled the doom of Western[...]