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I'm told that a Bleeding Cool post the other week helped spur some last minute interest in Detective Comics #1 So let's see if this will do the same with Catwoman #1 Or not. You know the drill now If you are thinking of reading Catwoman #1, stop now Come back later If you've decided against[...]

This is a recent masthead from Radical Entertainment. Of the fourteen names, I understand that four have gone. Calvin Louie and David Isaacs, described by

I'm with Anna on this one, Aaron. Sorry. We get two videos this week as well, one for your standard floppy comics, one for graphic novels. Part One: Comics [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTdI8L-hI4g[/youtube] Part Two: Graphic Novels [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEgAGxW_27U[/youtube] Weekly TOP PICKS: 9.21.2011 BATMAN #1 SCOTT SNYDER! Pair a super hot crime horror writer with a flashy spawnish artist, add Batman and[...]

Here's a double page spread preview of Fear Itself. Captain America holding the line with a couple of guns and some debris. When suddenly... I wonder if

And you know what happened last month, what with reading the comics in the correct order So what happens this month? What you need is a handy dandy page reading guide Okay, here you go… Pick up X-Men: Schism #4. Read the first seven pages. Stop. Put X-Men: Schism #4 down. Pick up Generation Hope #11. Read the first nineteen pages Put[...]

Public domain, Tarzan may be, but there are trademarks to consider. He's a hundred years old next year. Which is why Dynamite have jumped with this

All Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics of London. Batman #1 by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo has possibly the worst cover of the line Not that there's anything wrong per se but it misses a massive trick The comic has a beautiful beginning aimed at long time and new reader alike, giving each a different[...]

Another week, another look at all the appearances of Strange as we're calling her, the hooded purple woman with the face marks and the claws… comics courtesy of Orbital Comics of London – who have a Rebekah Isaacs signing this Saturday, a new exhibition of cartoonist self portraits and a podcast on this week's new[...]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMbYQMZAKD8 No Willy Wonka Golden Ticket Stan Lee autograph again. Did you get lucky?

StatWatch: Can Bleeding Cool really be the most influential comics blog in the industry? Blogwatcher Technorati thinks it is, and yesterday gave it a perfect 1000 mark for comics, something I can't recall a precedent for Technorati's methodology is byzantine, and the abscence of Comics Alliance from the top ten is a mystery – though[...]

Courtesy of NY Mag and USA Today, two previews of DC's major relaunch books, published today. Batman #1 by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo and Wonder Woman

 DC and Marvel also now have fans pouring over solicit and other pre-release info to a greater extent than ever — and that too is migrating into the mainstream news. The publishers have intuitively understood that for digital to do its job, the arcana of how comics works  also has to be demystified for a wider audience[...]

The most recent issue of  The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century set in 1969 is also set mostly in and around Soho, the area of the West End of

Two comic books, both featuring a character who hasn't had his own book for a while, both published on the same week, both part of the DC Relaunch, both

Expect a new Cancelled Comics Cavalcade edition sometime. I talked about the current Whiteboard Of Doom yesteday, including that reviews of the titles are being considered as to whether or not the comics will continue or not Which seems a remarkable tack to take, and a rather scary one too Not for them, but for me[...]