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Here we have the process art for the John Carter Warlord of Mars #7 cover by Jonathan Lau with colors by Ivan Nunes. The Dynamite series is by writer Ron

But with all the fanfare has come a major controversy among comics fans and top professionals alike Amazingly, though over a dozen Daredevil-related comics professionals were acknowledged in the series credits, the late, legendary creator who, most in-the-know people say, did as much as Stan Lee and Bill Everett, who first launched Daredevil in 1964,[...]

We've got some of the process art from King: Prince Valiant #2 by Ron Salas and Colored by Luigi Anderson. The series is part of the big crossover with

Valiant will be unveiling a new deluxe ultra-coated cover process this July with Book Of Death #1. The process is said to feature alternating matte and

Avatar Press has brought the heavy talent to Denver Comic Con, including Max Brooks, Kieron Gillen, Garth Ennis, and Jacen Burrows, all doing signings and

They founded Broadsword Comics to tell the stories they want to tell including Tarot: Witch of the Black Rose and School Bites Plus… they did a Star Wars wedding… Now Holly has started up a new kickstarter to collect the series Prince Pangur Ban The Fluffy I could not do as good a job of explaining[...]

Convergence 2: The Blood Moon anyone? For the next time DC Comics wants to move coasts? You can catch up on the whole panel here. Bleeding Cool recently reported that the many different worlds collected on the Battleworld world of the Convergence would be seen again after the event, despite original plans for them not to. Well,[...]

At the DC All Access Panel at Denver Comic Con, writer Marguerite Bennett revealed that in the world of the DC Bombshells, based on the art of Ant

Four Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles prints from Mouse Guard's David Petersen , six inches square on sale at Denver Comic Con today... Turtle Guard anyone?

Some video promo was shown for DC All Access online, of course, giving a peek at different areas ranging from comics to video games, animation, and TV. While looking at the cover of the final issue of Convergence, out May 27, Jeff King explained the plot of the event in brief for the audience He highlighted[...]

Nathan Becker writes from Denver Comic Con 2015, As a parent of three kids under 5 years old, I’m exhausted. ..all the time. So going to a Comic Con with

Conway writes, Why do I keep having to learn the same lessons over and over? Those who follow my blog know that in recent weeks I posted some hot-headed remarks regarding my perception of how DC Comics treats creators While I stand by at least one of my basic points – I think DC's policy concerning "derivative"[...]

By Olly MacNamee After just one week live, this Kickstarter for Sam Road and Kat Nicholson's Silicon Heart campaign is going great guns and already garnering a great deal of support from backers who have clearly heard of this great little title, recently launched at The Birmingham Comics Festival, and want to help continue the story[...]

William Wood writes from Denver Comic Con 2015, Fans get their blood pumping early Saturday at Denver Comic Con starting with the “Versus!” panel

From Image Comics, Oddly Normal #7, written and illustrated by Otis Frampton takes us on a journey to the past with Oddly Last month, we were left hanging wondering what kind of information Oddly was going to find out as her Aunt allowed her to see moments from her parents past Well, this month we[...]

Local comic creator Brian Venegas is taking his new comic book to Denver Comic Con... here's a quick peek at the Rotoro. I started experimenting with the

Wow--it is shaping up to be quite an opening day for Denver Comic Con this year, even though it's getting a little drizzly on and off in the afternoon.

After a great standalone issue last month, I was happy to see the Lumberjanes story continue this month. From BOOM! Studios, Lumberjanes #14, written by

John Myers is at table E37 at Denver Comic Con, where he is selling his and Jenn Myers original comics, a mix of monster attack, anthropomorphic cats and child endangerment reminiscence. These are some of the pages he has been posting ahead of his appearance at the show He has no idea Bleeding Cool is running[...]

And in all comic book stores on Wednesday. Here, in the first of three short films by Mitch Jenkins, Alan Moore explains the importance of HP Lovecraft, on a personal level, ahead of the comics' release. [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wby0CxEcdeQ[/youtube] Providence is published by Avatar Press, owner of Bleeding Cool. [...]

I've known Cat Staggs for quite a few years now. She is an incredibly talent artist who may be most known for her work on Smallville Season 11 series for

Jason Meents is at Denver Comic Con, as the above image may suggest. Table A35, he has a few kiddie superhero prints to share, as well as the cover to

At the MCM London Comic Con yesterday, I bumped into the folk at Loot Crate. And we discussed which was going to be the biggest selling comic book in

Situated at the east of the east of the east end of London, the MCM London Comic Con 2015 takes place at the Excel Centre, this time sharing space with a

Kickstarter: Rush Toons by Fantoons Vol. 2112. Close date is Saturday 8:55AM PST Time.. Created by David Calcano. Main artists: Mike Kazaleh, Jose Mota,

Can a last minute Bleeding Cool bump put it over the edge?  A 250-page hardcover colour anthology of comics with 45 contributors including David Hine, Mark Stafford, Greg Pak, Karrie Fransman, Alison Sampson, Cullen Bunn, Phil Hester, INJ Culbard, Josh Fialkov, Fred Van Lente, Nathan Fox, Tom Raney and more. Can they make it? UPDATE: Well, that seemed to do[...]

The convention hasn't fully started yet (though officially it has, as of the Opening Ceremonies on Friday night) but I already have swag. That's always a

As I mentioned in my Live blog coverage of Denver Comic Con's Opening Ceremonies, seeing The Protomen perform was quite impressive. They have managed to

As Archie Comics continues their horror line, we get a preview of the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #3 by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Robert Hack and Jack Morelli Both covers below are by Hack. Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina #3 It's the night before Halloween, the night before Sabrina's sixteenth birthday, the night of the blood-moon and the lunar eclipse,[...]

Nancy Collins, writer of Swords of Sorrow: Vampirella/Jennifer Blood #1, talks with writer Doug Murray about Jungle Girl: Season 3 #2, both on sale now.