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Rod Lamberti of Rodman Comics, writes weekly for Bleeding Cool Find previous columns here. Recently a lot has been made about good comics. With some people saying all companies have to do is put out good comics. For writers, I enjoy Geoff Johns writing Though not everyone is a fan. Here is where it gets tricky[...]

They will be at booth #1459 and will be where you find Bill Willingham who will be unveiling his new comics Also at the table will be Punisher and Batman artist Bill Reinhold, and Incredible Hulk writer Sean McKeever. And as always Hero Initiative's creative ambassadors are on the floor collecting for Hero at their own tables[...]

BOOM! Studios that there will be more of everyone's favorite San Dimas based time-travelers in Bill & Ted Save The Universe. The new series brings

The Lone Ranger and the Green Hornet are related. It's one of the fun and little known facts from back when the two were both radio programs coming out of

Marvel has been releasing a series of Quickdraw videos showing some of their talented artists drawing variant covers... like Mark Brooks on Secret Empire

With all the talk about diversity in comics, this seems like a good time to talk about one of the first major African American superheroes to appear in DC Comics 40 years ago this month saw the debut of Black Lightning by Tony Isabella and Trevor Von Eeden in his own comic. To give you a[...]

Kong: Skull Island introduced us to the MonsterVerse connecting the film with 2014's Godzilla. Plans are for more movies starting in 2019. But Warner Bros

I click on these Marvel Top 10 videos and I always find something that doesn't seem to make sense. The latest video shows what they think are the Top 10

Stanley "Artgerm" Lau has become synonymous with drawing beautiful women. He has found a home with Sideshow Collectibles, drawing a line of prints

Dynamite will be debuting a new comics series this June featuring the punk / metal band GWAR The series, GWAR: Orgasmageddon, is written by Matt Maguire and Matt Miner with art by Jonathan Brandon Sawyer We exclusively have five interior pages by Sawyer from the new series along with covers by Sawyer, Scott Wygman, a[...]

Top Cow is taking their new 128-page graphic novel to Kickstarter. Golgotha is the story of man's first mission to colonize another planet... except when

I have to say I really like these Versus videos that DC is doing. It makes you think about pitting characters against each other that you might not

Some creators never say a word about it, but I am: creator-owned comics cost money to the creators They don't bring money immediately The time you invest on your creation won't give you any dollars back (if it does) until many, many months later So it really is a tough thing You have to maintain[...]

Brooks also talks about how he got involved in comics… buying his first Uncanny X-Men after church He also explains how the idea for the cover comes about. https://youtu.be/5Ixmig9bOcMVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Secret Empire #6 by Mark Brooks – Marvel Quickdraw (https://youtu.be/5Ixmig9bOcM) Mark Brooks joins Marvel Quickdraw to show us just how[...]

Dynamite has sent us a new writer's commentary featuring Erik Mona talking about Pathfinder: Worldscape #6. Cover by Elliot Fernandez and interiors by Jonathan Lau. Pathfinder Worldscape, Dynamite's spectacular sword-and-sorcery superstar crossover, wraps up this week with Red Sonja, John Carter, the Pathfinders, and a host of jungle-themed comics heroes squaring off against the arch-wizard Kulan Gath[...]

Time to power on through the Infinity Stones as we take a look at the Power Stone / Gem. We’ve been going over the stones as Marvel 101’s are doing the

#eliotcaps {font-variant: small-caps;} Emilie Badaboom writes for Bleeding Cool At at Queering Comics panel, panelists presented scholarly dialogue presenting their reviews of various comic universes stories as they relate to queer theory The panel included commentary on Kill Shakespeare by Karma Waltonen, The Vision by Andrew Barton, and on Steven Universe's comics and show by Michael Lee[...]

I spoke with Graley about the series, what we can expect and what it's been like going from auto-bio webcomics and licensed properties to this Joe Glass: Tell us a bit about Kim Reaper? What's the series about, what can readers look forward to? Sarah Graley: Kim Reaper is the story of two university students figuring out their[...]

A massive collection of interviews with people who worked at or worked for Jim Lee's WildStorm Studios in the nineties and noughties before – and after – the DC Comics buyout, stripped and stranded chronologically and by theme And what better time to release it than on WildStorm's 25th Anniversary as DC Comics is preparing its[...]

A massive collection of interviews with people who worked at or worked for Jim Lee's WildStorm Studios in the nineties and noughties before – and after – the DC Comics buyout, stripped and stranded chronologically and by theme And what better time to release it than on WildStorm's 25th Anniversary as DC Comics is preparing its[...]

ResurrXion is definitely an apt title, given this issues preoccupation about old being new again, and not to mention what seems to be several literal character resurrections in the issue (possibly). But as the series writer Marc Guggenheim has promised for a while in the run to the release of X-Men Gold #1, Gold is all[...]

The Mayor has hired cannibals to get rid of the city's homeless people... and hilarity ensues. At least that's what's lined up for Harley Quinn #17 in

Titan Comics is picking up where Showtime left off with their dark / supernatural series Penny Dreadful The title was based on a type of British fiction publication that featured sensational and lurid subject matter The series pulled together classic horror icons from the public domain: Dorian Gray, Mina Harker, Abraham Van Helsing, Dr Sweard,[...]

The Six Million Dollar Man: Fall of Man comic sees its trade go on sale today from Dynamite Entertainment. Written by Van Jensen with art by Ron Salas,

But reading it I was reminded of another famous comic book, The Amazing Spider-Man, otherwise known as The Night Gwen Stacy Died.   And that very specific death scene. Well, when reading today's The Walking Dead #166, and came across this… Can I be forgiven for going straight to that classic scene? As for Rick…  Sorry mate, I don't think she'll be[...]

At Comic-Con, the actual comics seem to be overwhelmed by big studio movies and free posters no one will want three months later Even though there might be fewer comic panels at Wonder Con- Marvel had literally no presence- comics felt more important Sometimes SD feels like it's full of people who only care about[...]

Written by Nick Kazden Every time I walked through artist alley my eyes kept wandering to Mike Matola’s booth.  The artist creates pieces unlike anything

Micheline… Does Marvel have a problem with diversity in its comics? Comic book critic, J A Micheline (@elevenafter), tells #Newsnight pic.twitter.com/vwOuD1z30X — BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) April 4, 2017 "Marvel vice president of sales David Gabriel recently claimed that he had heard from retailers that they 'didn't want female characters out there'[...]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuOC9mtHpm0 Aaron Haaland, of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes, Hey Fandom! This week is won by the mutants, X-Men

Marvel's Agents Of SHIELD returns as it is about to really nosedive in terms of visuals and characters with Captain America: Steve Rogers and the upcoming Secret Empire...