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Hailstone is a horror thriller coming from ComiXology, Amazon’s premier digital comics service, and Stout Club Entertainment. The story is set during the

Today sees the publication of Rorschach #3, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen by Tom King and Jorge Fornes. But this week's issue looks at the story of

Image Comics/Millarworld have been publishing a number of Kick-Ass and Hit-Girl series on late, based on Mark Millar and John Romita 's Marvel comic book,

Now that Netflix has bought Millarworld (save for Hit-Girl, Kick-Ass, and Kingsman), they have also bought the exclusive writing services of Mark Millar

Mark Millar has taken to Twitter to once again announce a ban on second printings, this time for the upcoming Hit-Girl #5 by Jeff Lemire and Eduardo Risso.

Following up on Image Expo earlier this week, Image has announced sell-outs and second printings for Hit-Girl #1 and Ice Cream Man #2. In Hit-Girl's case,

Mark Millar has announced his second brand-new ongoing series with Image Comics, and it is Hit-Girl, keeping the world of Kick-Ass under Image.

Last week, movie pitchman, carnival barker, and sometime comic book creator Mark Millar teased some big news about Kick-Ass and Hit Girl to be unveiled this week The news dropped on Entertainment Weekly, and it turns out to be… news that was already reported back in June. As we learned at that time, Millar and Romita[...]

He's around here somewhere.... https://twitter.com/josephglass/status/657497298667225088 Announced at the far more secretive than usual Diamond Retailer

And, when it comes down to it, behaving rather heroically. But the character Hit Girl, with serious training since a toddler, can seemingly do superhuman things For a young kid anyway In that, she somehow has the upper body strength to swing a sword through people And blow people away without her little frame always being[...]

We all remember that scene from the original Kick-Ass. And how it was translated onto the screen. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsvuP_ULzs0 There hasn't

Kick Ass, Hit Girl, Kick Ass 2 and Kick Ass 3 That's  the entirety of the Kick Ass canon, by Mark Millar and John Romita Jr But there was always a mystery fifth volume… Looks like it's Hit Girl: Origins Oh, you thought you may have seen the origins of Hit Girl in Kick Ass, but[...]

Nor the Hit Girl spinoff But Kick Ass 3? Is it Iron Man 3 or is it Godfather Part III? It all comes down to one page. The first series contrasted the mundane with attempts to be superheroic taken entirely from comics Kick Ass 2 lost some of that and saw them actually, on some levels, living[...]

As a Hit Girl hallucination, giving her the inspiration and drive to do the impossible Maybe she's just read too much Preacher. As both Animal Man.. …and Swamp Thing come to the end of Rotworld (still not finished though, despite the "Finale" cover lines, Swamp Thing takes to the skies again I do hope he keeps the[...]

And we may be getting them sooner than we thought as well, according to this ad from today's final issue of Hit Girl, Kick Ass 3 by Millar and Romita Jr lined up for publication a month before the release of the Kick Ass 2 movie. With Jupiter's Legacy scheduled for April, even with no sign[...]

I lost my house keys for a good half hour this morning, this is just the sort of help I could have done with. Fatale gives us a lesson in "how to make a man an unredeemable bad guy in one simple panel" While we learn everything we need to about how Hit Girl became such a[...]

I thought this panel from the new issue of Hit-Girl merited a post of its own. Apparently Kick Ass, in his secret identity, writes for Comic Book

  In Wolverine & X-Men, the artwork seems slightly off in places, Whilce Portacio anatomy put through a smoother filter, which doesn't quite work

Extra prints of comics can often only be ordered in this fashion, so they are over represented but the rest gives you the best idea of how retailers are trying to match sudden increased demand. The Fear Agent hardcover makes a massive impact at the top of the charts, while Hit Girl #2 proves that the[...]

What is up with children in comic books today? Or, rather, this week? Picking up a few comics and reading them, we have Miles Morales hitting his icon and inspiration with a dabilitating venom sting. The young Talia Al'Ghul taking it out on an innocent tree. And, bloody hell, Hit Girl using an in-teddy beear handgun. We need[...]

Bleeding Cool first mentioned this comic by Howard Chaykin and John Romita Jr a while ago, back in 2009. Then it was being referred to as Shmuggy &

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEbsDr2_jt0 Grace Randolph's geeks out over Avatar (no, that Avatar) before diving into this week's comics... The Legend of

Hit Girl #1 by Mark Millar and John Romita Jr launches next week, with around 50,000 in preorders, impressive especially considering someone forgot to list it on the order form originally and, basically, all its orders were made up of advance reorders… But this should add a few extra on to the total A Forbidden Planet[...]

Giving us a first look at this Quitely Jupiter's Children cover… and a barrage of Hit Girl and Secret Society imagery. Dave Gibbons talked about that, while Mark prefers American settings for his comics, given their universal appeal through movies, in Secret Service he wanted to use a European familiarity for himself, while also trading on[...]

Well, the word is getting there, and I think Bleeding Cool played its part. Retailers have finally worked out if they don't make an advance reorder of

The prevous Guinness Book of World Record is for forty-eight hours, set by himself, ten years ago. The attempt will start on Friday, May the 4th, at the Hard Rock Cafe on the Las Vegas Strip in the Showcase Mall, to coincide with the release of Hit Girl, the Avengers movie and Free Comic Book Day[...]

Last year, Kick Ass 2 #5 by Mark Millar and John Romita Jr was accidentally left off the order form. It was in Previews, but not on the form that

Vaughan and Goldman are looking elsewhere, and a new director/production team for a spinoff rather than a sequel would go down better. Chloe Moretz suggested this week that regarding Kick Ass 2 there was news…"Something, something we've got up our sleeves." Moretz also hasn't had a box office hit since Kick Ass and seems rather keen to[...]

It was only weeks ago that I talked to friends of Leandro Fernandez who told me he was still working on Mark Millar's upcoming Hit Girl series. Well, today Mark Millar has announced that Fernandrez no longer drawing the book and that John Romita Jr, artist on Kick Ass and Kick Ass 2 is coming on[...]

Mark Millar got an early start at DC Comics, working on books including Swamp Thing, JLA, Flash, Aztek and The Authority. Then he was headhunted by