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Looks like this entry on the ComiXology FAQ may require a little updating; Why can't I find DC or Vertigo books on the Kindle Fire app? Last Updated: Apr

I like playing Temple Run on my iPad. My kids like playing Temple Run on my iPad. They like taking my iPad, and playing somewhere where I can;t find them

It may not be a glitch per se. But it's an interesting way of doing business. ComiXology are running a sale on the Zenescope Wonderland comics. You know,

China seem to be big fans of Rogue losing her virginity to The Sentry. But for the rest of the world it seems to be all about Injustice: Gods Among Us,

DC Comics have had a policy with their digital comics Wait four weeks and you can buy them for less on ComiXology or the DC App A $2.99 comic drops to $1.99 and a $3.99 comic drops to $2.99 Simples. But not since May apparently Some people notice that last week didn't bring a discount to[...]

At a New York press event tonight, DC Comics announced DC2 or DC Squared, an attempt to create a new kind of digital comic book – the kind that can only be told on digital platforms, One is the Alex De Campi school of digital comics, adopted by Thrillbent and Marvel Infinity, laying new panels on[...]

Cameron Hatheway writes; “Her name was Eve and she loved the trees...” Before the time of Backwood Folk, there was Eve of the Ozarks and her pioneer paw.

Madefire has announced a batch of new comics from the boutique motion comics app. Naturally they kick off with Liam Sharp and Bill Sienkiewicz's Sherlock

UPDATE: Yes, sorry folks, UK and Ireland only… Sequential, the digital boutique graphic novel app that we covered in depth a few weeks ago, has gone live on Apple iOS devices Launch titles include From Hell, Nelson, Verity Fair, Bolland Strips, Hugo Tate and more. Many of the titles include extras, including audio tracks. The title Fictions by[...]

Every single one is a copy of the digital comic from DC, Injustice: Gods Among Us. Quite an achievement. The comic, telling the story that leads up to the game of the same name, and is now continuing the narrative through the game, has been a massive hit of every level, even if it was one underestimated[...]

by Chris Thompson This week Taylor & I tackle three exciting new books, each with their own unique flavour. First up we take a bite out of Mike

A month or so ago, Apple demanded that French comics distributor Izneo, backed by the major French comic publishing houses, remove over a thousand titles

As a regular reader of Bleeding Cool, you're probably aware that I believe that Kieron Gillen, Doug Braithwaite and friends' run on Journey Into Mystery

Orlando Baez writes; I’m the artist of the recently released Alterna Comics title “Noctua,” written by Andrew M. Henderson and now available on

It may look like $13 to us Brits. But in the US, clicking on this link will give you the complete Watchmen for $4 on your Kindle. I think. Try it and let me know… ComiXology aren't matching, because it seems Kindle has the exclusive on the digital collection! Apologies for the other post earlier, Amazon's region locking systems[...]

In the light of the launch of Nook Comics, Amazon Kindle UK has kicked off a series of very attractive sales on graphic novels. Mostly licensed books from

Well, on Friday, it looks like you n fill in some of the gaps for 99 cents an issue, in the new digital sale that's just reached Britain and will be hitting the US in five hours. So start making plans… You may already own some of the Siege tie thanks to all those free Marvel[...]

by Chris Thompson There’s a trifecta of great titles for Taylor & I to look at this week, plus one very special mention. First up, we keep ourselves

Chip Reece writes; In 2010 I would have laughed myself into a coma had I been told I would be writing a comic book. Actually, the truth is I didn’t do

In an era where pundits debate the merits of print versus digital comics, Mark's work not only contributes to that discourse, but may show us one of the avenues to the future. Mark's influences range from Marvel and DC classics to underground comics and books like Art Spiegelman's RAW magazine He's a child of Hollywood who[...]

The word comes from our Antipodeon friends. ComiXology will be selling New Avengers Volume 2 #1-28 (or is that #1-34, they might not have quite worked it

It seems that because the comic was to be serialised digitally before it was published in print, that retailers knocked down orders on the print version Also, it was a spinoff of a computer game, and they never sell either. Then as news of the content of that first issue (which we also covered in spoileriffic[...]

Digital rights for French comics are generally tied up, with sites such as Izneo offering rental as well as purchase But ComiXology has established itself as the leading Android and iOS App in the medium. Looks like plenty of publishers might find themselves popping by Booth RL7 at Angouleme to see what's what… Expect those ComiXology[...]

Tony Panaccio used to run CrossGen's digital comics line So, yes, he has stories But he also has an idea about a possible future for digital comics and comic book retailers. I think a lot at night This is what I came up with after reading more of the Mark Waid tweets on digital comics. Back in[...]

The Marvel Digital Comics Unlimited digital subscription service, where thousands of comics have been made available for all-you-can-eat consumption, has been arranged in Beta for compatability with iOS, dropping the Flash language version that prevented it before. But in doing so, they let anyone try it out… for free As long as you can guess the[...]

And then immediately relaunched as a new digital comic book publication. Which has just happened. The zero issue is free, with five strips, Desperate Dan, The Numskulls, Bananaman, Blinky And Brassneck, Keyhole Kate and new superhero strip RetroActive The site is very "live", it wobbles, it animates, it offers games, it offers distractions and yes, it[...]

I grow old... I grow old... I shall wear the bottoms of my trousers rolled. Shall I part my hair behind? Do I dare to eat a peach? I shall wear white

Yesterday we ran an article highlighting the practice of people selling their free digital codes with $3.99 Marvel Comics on eBay, but there is apparently a probloem eBay isn't too happy about selling digital codes, as it is hard to police or prove fraud, and so has been deleting listings. So what to do? Well, there[...]

DC just made their line available in this fashion and they don't come close. Published by Ape Entertainment, the same company which published Pocket God Comics which (and I can announce this now) has just sold a million copies of its Pocket God Comic digitally,  with 19 issues available. Temple Run is based on the massively successful[...]

A pretty scattered, all over the place kind of week with sales obviously influencing the purchasing habits of comixology's digital denizens. Great Britain AVX: Consequences #5 (of 5) £2.49 Green Lantern (2011-) #14 £1.99 Iron Man Vol 5 #1 £2.49 V for Vendetta #1 (of 10) £1.49 Earth 2 (2012-) #6 £1.99 Deadpool Vol 4 #1 £1.99 V for Vendetta #2 (of 10)[...]