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Bleeding Cool welcomes the return of Talking Comics, from Excalibur Comics, Cards, and Games in Shreveport, Louisiana, to discuss this week's upcoming books, speculating about where they are headed, and discuss their favorite storylines Hosts Randy Young and Chris Hunter say: Thanks for pressing play for another episode of ExcaliburCCGTV! While we are still waiting for Forever[...]

Interesting e-Bay listing here for original Jack Kirby art for Fantastic Four #1. The Seller says that he is holding firm on this at $1,000,000.00. Now I

The live "Carousel Slide Show" performance of comics at Asbury Park Comic Con arranged by R Sikoryak (Masterpiece Comics) and Kriota Willberg (and expert in cartoon anatomy) in their series of Carousel performances that are often staged in New York but frequently appear at comic shows, was all about pushing the boundaries of comics Some[...]

By Jared Cornelius It'd been a long time since I'd heard of the Dark Horse Comics character X  I was aware the character existed, I remember whispers of him in the 90's as a dark brooding vigilante when such things were as common as air, but I never had the urge to find out more about him.  I would[...]

UPDATE: Two more!   Original article below:  CBR have been allowed to announce the scheduling of Grant Morrison's Multiversity series that has been

It was a sunny, warm, if slightly windy day on the coast of New Jersey for the Asbury Park Comic Con on Saturday, and I made my way to report on the "Graphic Novels and the Indie Perspective" panel at the con only to be conscripted into hosting the panel for Bleeding Cool and I[...]

From the GLAAD Awards in Los Angeles, this weekend, reflecting the portraying of gay characters and gay themes in pop culture, Marvel scored a win. Outstanding Comic Book:  Young Avengers, written by Kieron Gillen (Marvel Comics) It was also drawn by Jamie McKelvie and Mike Norton with colorist Matthew Wilson and Clayton Cowles and a whole bunch of other folk for the[...]

Skybound is the studio created by Robert Kirkman and published through Image Comics Best known for the best selling The Walking Dead comic (and this week, the barnstorming Invincible) it has a president, JJ Didde, credited on all their books. Didde is described by the studio as "a business partner" His Facebook entry lists a series of moustachioed gentlemen[...]

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. Sorry for the long delay. Within the last six weeks, a seemingly never-ending series of calamities, each far worse than the previous, have rained down[...]

Adi Tantimedh writes, There's a lot of admirable scholarship on the history of British comics that's been done, but still not enough of British Girl's comics Back in the Sixties all the way to the Eighties, weekly girls' comics were plentiful alongside the Beano, Dandy, Topper, 2000AD and various war and action comics before dying the[...]

There are those that wait for DC's solicitations to be posted on their site befeore they'll believe anything. But the true word for the wise, is reserved

Email RSVP@societyillustrators.org or call 212.838.2560 to reserve a spot! Course Description: "The basis of all comics—regardless of style—is visualizing and drawing consistent and credible characters Through drawing exercises with live models and slide presentations with anatomical and cartoon imagery, this class will help you apply real-life inspiration and principles into your pictures". Tuesday, April 15th The eighty-second meeting of[...]

And this is what has piqued your interest this week… Top Twenty Traffic Tales Of The Week First Look: DC Comics' Futures End #0 (BIG TIME SPOILER) And Now America's Typical Teenage Girl Is Gay, Thanks To Archie Comics Rape And The Modern Superhero Comic – Invincible #110  Welcome, America, To Your New Wally West RUMOUR: After The Death Of Wolverine…[...]

I think Nailbiter is going to be a massive hit from Image Comics Mostly down to everyone freaking out when ever they hear Josh Williamson or Mike Henderson explain the concept Like we did here in an extensive interview with Williamson recently. Buckaroo, Oregon has given birth to sixteen of the vilest serial killers in the[...]

Image Comics releases 64 page graphic novel Genesis this week and amid Image's trademark swath of very individualistic books, Genesis stands apart for a number of reasons It may well be the most visually unorthodox Image book I've read in terms of panel layouts, and morphing, stream-of-consciousness spreads, and it's also a book that handles[...]