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I know it seems like a Daily Express headline, but bear with me. From this week's Superman/Wonder Woman, a little Christmas present buying stress for the

Boom! has launched a number of original non-licensed titles through 2013, including Polarity, Day Men, Six-Gun Gorilla, Suicide Risk, 3 Guns and Imagine

Inhumanity #1 came out last week, and Marvel are already putting out a second print, on sale the 29th January. But it seems as though preorders on

Anyone care to translate the flag? COMICS LIBRARIAN Paul Gravett writes; First announcements and first image (Dave Gibbons' cover to The Trials of Nasty Tales from 1973, below) are out this week from The British Library in London about their exciting forthcoming exhibition on British comics John Dunning and I are co-curating Comics Unmasked: Art and Anarchy in[...]

A preview of Mark Millar and Goran Parlov's Starlight A scene from Pixar's Incredibles. A post by Mark Millar, "Rank Pixar Films Top To Bottom" In Swipe

It was swiped from the Comic Journal who originally ran this column, as well as the now defunct Swipe Of The Week website. Comics Marvel DC Image Dark Horse IDW Valiant Dynamite Boom Avatar Digital Cosplay Charts Star Trek Star Wars Marvel SHIELD GotG Doctor Who Pacific Rim Man of Steel The Wolverine Avengers Skip to content Home About Contact Contributors Magazine Retailers BC Events/Live Blog Swipe File: Stan Lee's Comikaze And The Third Reich Posted on September 19, 2012 by Rich Johnston Share on Tumblr Comments Stan Lee is[...]

Michael McDermott writes: So, in case you missed us a few weeks ago, I made the case for my new comic anthology, Imaginary Drugs, here. Well, folks we

Avatar Press, of course, also founded Bleeding Cool, to discuss, well, the craziness in comics culture and deliver the goods on the industry itself You might say that grinding.be is about possible futures whereas Bleeding Cool is about the bizarre excesses, and equally strange virtues, of the here and now. Recently, grinding.be uncovered a very odd[...]

A collation of the top ten charts of a number of disparate stores, measuring sales on Wednesdays and Thursday, measuring the buying patterns of those who can't wait till the weekend to buy their comics A indication of unstoppable desire… And a little addition of Venom seems to have goosed those Superior Spider-Man sales well… and[...]

I write about comics over at IGN.com and I have a monthly(ish) comic book called Captain Ultimate that comes out from the fine folks at MonkeyBrain Since I was eight-years-old, comic books have been an intense passion of mine. This brings us to UNCAGED, the Kickstarter campaign  I'm running right now Artist Taylor Stauft and I[...]

Gillen has brought back Death's Head, the freelance peacekeeping agent (don't call him a bounty hunter) that debuted in Transformers UK in 1987. Listen to the man talk fan: "If Impactor was our Jean Grey, Death's Head was our Wolverine," Gillen has said, referring to Simon Furman's seminal, world-breaking run on the original Marvel comics He[...]

This is an image by artist Jeff Carlisle. Good isn't it? He writes on Facebook; Hey guys. Are you at Steel City Con this weekend? Well, if you are feel

Taken from Alan Moore's evening at the Prince Charles Theatre with Lance Parkin which you can see here and hear here... "I've always said Northampton is

Spencer Ellsworth writes: The thing about reading Transformers comics: it's one of those nerd habits that one has to defend in the presence of other nerds So: If you can get good stories from a rubber bat suit, you can get good stories about shape-changing robots Damn good stories, at times That's the law of averages[...]

It took me five years to write and draw Herr Kompositor – Write a song! At the age of 5 years old, I already read comics To tell the truth, I looked at only the pictures without understanding what were written in the balloons With the help of the comics, I learned to read Similarly, I[...]