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Today sees the release of new hardcover graphic novel from Titan Comics, Springheeled Jack, set in Victorian England and drawing on some real-life folk traditions about a mysterious phenomenon It's delicately and evocatively pencilled and written by David Hitchcock in full steampunkish style. It turns out that Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons are fans They provided[...]

Annihilator #1 comes out today from Legendary Entertainment, written by Grant Morrison (see his previous interview at Bleeding Cool here) and illustrated

You may recall that in June, we reported, I’ve been told that as well as a number of Fallen Son-style tie-in titles to follow The Death Of Wolverine, that

Although there isn't much emphasis on comics, it's still a fun show if you are into all things horror Lots of special guests from many of the "so bad that it's good" horror flicks of yesteryear and vendors galore showing off their make up and set design expertise The show is held September 12 –[...]

Ms. Marvel #3 gets a third printing, Ms Marvel #6 gets a second print. Hexed #1 gets a second print, as does Rocket Raccoon #3... Face Value #1 also gets

Along with their new digital comic site, Dynamite has set up downloadable wallpapers in multiple sizes (1920 x 1080, 1440 x 900. 1280 x 960, 1024 x 768)

Annihilator #1 by Grant Morrison and Frazer Irving is published by Legendary Comics today And you might consider it a companion piece to Multiversity #1 as well. That comic made a big deal of breaking down the fourth wall, literally having the narrator address the reader, asking them to stop reading the comic, because of what[...]

There clearly is wiggle room. But Charles Soule was at the last Marvel summit, and he writes Superman/Wonder Woman, Swamp Thing and Red Lanterns for DC Comics He was recently made an exclusive Marvel writer But emphasis on recently Well after the summit. So, you know… it doesn't suggest it's as much of a qualifier as Tom[...]

It was swiped from the Comic Journal who originally ran this column, as well as the now defunct Swipe Of The Week website. Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London. With an exhibition and launch of David Ziggy Greene's original art from Scene & Heard, the acclaimed illustrated reportage as published in Private Eye magazine since 2011. [...]

still, there's more to life in this week's comics And anyway, some prefer DIY… Caliban #6 knows its value, even if it's a little shy. The Regular Show original graphic novel, teaches the kids the value of avan onanism Meanwhile, MPH sees our protagonists turn Robin Hood. If only for the PR angle The Death Of Wolverine gives us[...]

From World's Finest: Futures End #1, even when Power Girl makes an effort to cover up… She just can't catch a break. She is, however, still able to inspire boob windows in others. But is this fair? Is this all she is? Are we just exacerbating the problem by constantly going on about it? Are we reducing a[...]

Also, has taken down a bunch of Gotham's gallery of bad guys too. Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London. With an exhibition and launch of David Ziggy Greene's original art from Scene & Heard, the acclaimed illustrated reportage as published in Private Eye magazine since 2011. This week, Batgirl: Futures End #1 is all about the fanservice[...]

We have a few pages showing the art process for the Shadow: Year One #10 from artist Wilfredo Torres and colorist Brennan Wagner. This is the final issue

This is Marvel's VP Business Development, CB Cebulski. He travels the world making deals for Marvel, recruiting talent and basically being the

If you are anitcipating the upcoming CW series The Flash and haven't (or even if you have) seen the leaked pilot... you don't have to wait until October

Milt Gross was known as a cartoonist, animator (for Disney and MGM), novelist and screenwriter (co-writing with Charlie Chaplin). He is also known for

This week, I start at the beginning with his first work with DC Comics, Animal Man *Heavy spoilers below, naturally. Let's imagine for a moment that you live in some sort of bubble dimension where you've never read or heard of any of Grant Morrison's work, and your only knowledge of the character Animal Man is[...]

By Hilton Collins The Justice League’s fight against the new Doom Patrol continues in #33 as both teams struggle to contain Jessica Cruz’s destructive new

It started with allegations against the El Paso Comic Con (EPCON), which suggested that the promoters were not paying celebrity guests their agreed upon contractual fees, and lying about scheduled celebrities who were billed to attend who actually had no intention of being guests of the show. More recently you may have read a story about[...]

Based on sales to the North American direct market of comic books by Diamond Comic Distributors, these are the best selling graphic novels or comic collections  in August 2014. The Marvel OGN Thanos: Infinity Revelation by Jim Starlin  leads the pack, but it's worth noticing that Saga has three collections in the Top Ten, and with[...]

Unexplained… Doing what Nuke does best….   But rather than a patriotic villain, he seems reduced to a mercenary for hire by Hydra. Should this not have been called The Death Of Wolverine, but The Life Of Nuke? Folk come back from the dead all the time in comics, or course, ut usually there's a cursory line of explanation….   [...]

In his newsletter, Warren Ellis lets us know, Making notes on what I'm calling TREES: TWO FORESTS because Jason has apparently decided that I have to

They're announcing it tomorrow. But Bleeding Cool has found the planned HTML in advance, and it all works, so you can make your orders now and get

It’s that time again–time for another 2000AD preview before this issue arrives in shops on September 10th in the UK, a little behind in print in the USA,

Dynamite has a ton of new books in shops this week and we have a half-dozen previews here including Dawn/Vampirella, Chastity, Six Million Dollar Man and

He didn't say on Facebook what it was for, but it is a very cool piece. Maguire's first credited published comics work was The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe vol 2 #6 in 1986 He debuted at DC Comics with artwork in Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #23 and 25 In[...]

Writer commentary by Frank Tieri. Art by Cezar Razek.  What is the Black Tower? Sure, as we see in Issue #1, it’s this towering, black structure that

Last year we ran the story that comic book creators Mark Millar and Sean Phillips were once planning to create a graphic biography of Princess Diana,

By Randy Young and Chris Hunter 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! TONS of Future's End issues from DC[...]

Can't wait for new comic day? Well, you can meet and get an autograph from Geoff Johns on Tuesday September 9th in Los Angeles. Johns will be discussing