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There are two kinds of people in the world: Those who like superpets, and those who don't.  Which type are you? Most-Read Comic Stories Today: The All-New

Chrissy Williams, wife of Uncanny X-Men writer Kieron Gillen, is in and around Times Square right now in the middle of the Wall Street protest that has

At the Cup Of Joe panel at the San Diego Comic Con, Marvel announced a new Sabretooth book by Jeph Loeb and Simone Bianchi will be published by Marvel

In a number of November's Marvel comics, including Avengers, Marvel Adventures Spider-Man and Marvel Superheroes, there will be a free eight page story, in which Disney characters visit the Marvel Universe for the first time. Prep & Landing from the first Disney cartoon, and the upcoming sequel are the elvish creatures who work on the massive[...]

Last month, Bleeding Cool reported that a major project from Marvel would feature the five architects of Marvel - Hickman, Brubaker, Aaron, Bendis and

We really didn't learn a lot of see a lot about Raffaele Ienco's Epic Kill coming from Image next year, save that it's a bit like Kill Bill. Well, here's

It's a superhero comic written by a rising star in the industry. Writer Joshua Hale Fialkov told the NYCC today that he's spent ten times as long on each

It was strongly hinted at in Action Comics #2. But from the Superman panel at the New York Comic Con, panellists confirmed it. In the DC relaunched universe, Krypto, now Jor-El's dog, did not make it to Earth alive. Weep, dog lovers, weep He will join Laika in spacedog heaven. But you will get to see him rarther fine,[...]

Marvel already announced a Scarlet Spider #1 by Chris Yost and Ryan Stegman spinning out of the Point One oneshot in January. But it's not the only book.

Another day, another set of new comics from Image creators., announced at the Image panel at New York Comic Con this morning Sorry for the delay, Javits $70 wi-fi is terrible and I've only just got back to the hotel… Anyway, Jean-Paul Bonjour is launching a new comic book from Image, Alpha Girl A[...]

Marvel are bringing a lot of attention to bear for their Point One oneshot next month, as the Final Order Cut Off point for retailers approached next

More creator news fresh from NYCC on the DC Comics New 52 front: Keith Giffen and Dan Jurgens are joining forces to take on SUPERMAN for DC COMICS-THE NEW 52 Jurgens will be writing the ongoing, modern-day adventures of the Man of Tomorrow, with Giffen illustrating. "In my mind, Superman is still the first and[...]

The digital download code polybagged inside upcoming issues of Avenging Spider-Man is just the start for Marvel's value added offering for comic book

It's kind of like remembering that comics are for fun, that that's what I do I won't call it a hobby but… that's why I call it Funrama Funrama is a place, it's a power, it's a spirit It could be anything I'll be drawing it for the rest of my life Probably until I'm[...]

Yeung Publisher: Sixgun Comics High Concept: It's sword, sorcery and sixguns: three intersecting urban fantasy stories set in Meridian, a city ruled by mages built upon the ruins of a New York destroyed by a magical apocalypse We'll meet Cinder Byrnes, a thief and hustler with a lifelong dream of becoming a wizard;[...]

Title: TOXICITY, Volume 1: Welcome to Eleven City Creators: Victor Ochoa Publisher: DRAWMORE INC. Available: Booth #3040 (small press area) High concept:

The Spanish branch of one of the bigger French comics publishers, Glénat, has been bought out by its management, led by Felix Navarro and Joan Sabaté (pictured). Initially, Glénat decided to sell the branch to Panini, but the Spanish board was against the move  and so intervened themselves The move has just been announced at[...]

Skullkickers was a major fantasy comic book launch by Jim Zubkavich and Edwin Huangfrom Image last year that Bleeding Cool played a small part in

Three books. Hell Yeah from Joe Keatinge and Andre Szymanowicz,  Mind The Gap by Jim McCann, Rodin Esquejo (Morning Glories covers) and Sonia Oback, and

Josh Kopin reports for Bleeding Cool from New York Comic Con. The Vertigo panel began with a search for editor Karen Berger and, when she could not be

John McLaughlin, one of the four credited writers of Black Swan, is to revamp Youngblood with Rob Liefeld as part of Image's Extreme relaunch/revamp Bleeding Cool first mentioned this summer, based on the characters Liefeld first used to publish at Image Comics. Announced at the NYCC, they are: Youngblood by John McLaughlin, Jon Malin and Rob Liefeld. [...]

This is the normal Free Comic Book Day in the first half of 2012, not the new Hallowe'en Free Comic Book Day for one year's time. But Justice League

Writer Paul Cornell has elaborated on one of Vertigo's NYCC announcements today -- an ongoing series by Cornell and artist Ryan Kelly about a presidential

The New York Comic Con has been justifiable boasting about its sellouts for the weekend, with only Friday tickets available this morning. Odds are they

Bleeding Cool reporter Josh Kopin lets us know the news from the floor of New York Comic Con that Fred Van Lente And Ryan Dunlavey's next book will be

Heather Kenealy, the Marvel zombie comic shop clerk who has been running reviews of the DC Relaunch first month on Bleeding Cool has won the competition

Clark at Artist Alley R3 Format: 40 pages, B&W Price: $4.00 For a full list of available comics, visit http://www.elevatorpitchpress.com Title: Don't Be Afraid Creators: Cover by Darick Robertson & Richard P Clark; Writers: Dan Rivera, Joe Sergi, Joshua Osborne, Justin Heggs, and Eric Drumm Interior art by Randy Valiente, Cecilia Latella, DaFu Yu,[...]

The Haunt comic from Image was very much definitely by Todd McFarlane and Greg Capullo, whose work has a certain sympatico quality. The new team on the

StanWatch: This is Reggie The Veggie Crocodile, from Stan Lee's new kids comics line from 1821, launching at San Diego Comic Con today. The comics, including canine cops The Fuzz Posse were created by Stan Lee and 1821's Paris Kasidokostas Lastis and Terry Dougas Dani Jones has also brought his Monsters Vs Kittens comic to the[...]

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[...]