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Next week sees issue ones for previous issue zeroes Ghost and Harley Quinn, the launch of Teen Titans Go and the Illegitimates, 8Bit Zombies from Antarctic, Midas Flesh from Boom! and the final Locke & Key. The week after that? Not so much… DARK HORSE COMICS BLOODHOUND CROWBAR MEDICINE #3 $3.99 BPRD HELL ON EARTH #114 $3.50 BUZZKILL #4 $3.99 CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT #6 $2.99 CONAN THE[...]

We mentioned this a couple of weeks ago, along with a major Obama-related spoiler, but Stephen Colbert also makes his appearance in animal-zombie-comic The Other Dead #4 from IDW today. Or rather his poster does. A neat way to give a little three dimensions to an otherwise two dimensional isolationist gun-nut… and an appreciator of the Colbert[...]

A quick flick through a few of this week's comics, in the most popular regular column on Bleeding Cool, X Thoughts About X Comics. Get in touch if you

Spencer Ellsworth writes: The thing about reading Transformers comics: it's one of those nerd habits that one has to defend in the presence of other

Here's the variant cover to The Other Dead #4, the zombie animal comic published by IDW, in which President Obama gets involved during a zombie animal outbreak. The variant cover on the first issue promised a gun toting President, but the insides didn't deliver, the only person who has spend time in the White House in[...]

Diamond Comic Distributors have told UK stores that their IDW comic due this week may be a week late The comics include; Maxx: Maxximized #1 TMNT: Classics Vol 7 TPB GI Joe: Special Missions #9 Star Trek #27 X-Files: Season 10 #6 Thunder Agents #4 Godzilla: Rulers Of The Earth #6 Zombie War #2 Powerpuff Girls #3 Half Past Danger #6 Diamond Comic Distributors have[...]

Doctor Who comic book writer Tony Lee writes; My first story for @IDWPublishing was 'The Forgotten' – and the most iconic image of the whole story was the end scene with all 10 Doctors. — Tony Lee (@mrtonylee) November 20, 2013 So jump six years forward, and I'm at SDCC learning that my 4 parter is the last[...]

And who are those nine silhouetted figures in the back? Nine plus four equals thirteen, you know, IDW are starting a new storyline called "13 Badges"…   And who are those nine silhouetted figures in the back? Nine plus four equals thirteen, you know, IDW are starting a new storyline called "13 Badges"…   And who are[...]

IDW's solicitations for February 2014 starts out string with the Artist's Edition of Jack Kirby's New Gods, before giving us X-Files Vs Transformers and X-Files Vs Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, as well as new Rogue Trooper ripped from 2000AD and the rather intruguing looking City: Mind in the Machine… dive in folks! Jack Kirby's New Gods[...]

Image and Dark Horse continue to roll out new titles along with some of their ongoing that are gaining a following, and noir and occult comics are still prominent from both, with IDW jumping in with Joe Hill's Wraith debuting But I'm going to settle on three that have contributed to my reading experience and[...]

I started with the franchise when it started with IDW about 5 years ago I was originally just what was supposed to be a 4 issue miniseries, and I was sort of writing it with Christos Gage It was popular enough that it ballooned up into two different ongoing series It is now the Cobra[...]

8 issues are available on ComiXology at the moment, with the 9th issue on pre-order, and its first collection is coming to print from IDW early in 2014. Never Ending is already on pre-order from Dark Horse and shows Knave and Kirkbride jumping into a super-hero tale with artist Robert Love The series is not without[...]

IDW launched a Rocketeer/Spirit series, Pulp Friction earlier this year, by Mark Waid and Paul Smith.The first issue came out in July The second… at the end of October with new artist Loston Wallace. So what happened? And what is happening now? IDW told me; We're also huge fans of Paul Smith and were ecstatic when he[...]

The comic series Kill Shakespeare launched from IDW in the Spring of 2010, featuring the work of co-creators Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery, and the artist Andy Belanger [aka Andy B.] and turns on the premise that some of Shakespeare's most famous heroes (Hamlet, Juliet, Falstaff, Othello, Romeo, Puck) undertake a journey to find[...]

We've already pointed out (and ran video) of IDW's plans to sell My Little Pony mini-comics in mass market retail stores, aimed at children Indeed, just seeing them opened up by my kids has apparently changed IDW's mind about how they'll package the comics They are serious about using this as a way to target[...]