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Bomb Queen was created in 2006 by Jimmie Robinson, and published by ShadowLine/Image Comics. Over the years she appeared in seven limited series, four single-issue specials, and a crossover in Savage Dragon, but has not had her own series since 2012. But in 2020, she's back and she appears to be bringing Donald Trump with […]
We mentioned Jonathan Hickman and Mike Huddleston's new series Decorum on the front cover for Diamond Previews earlier as well as part of the full solicitations for Image Comics for March 2020. But here's a preview of the first issue, three months out… DECORUM #1 WRITER: JONATHAN HICKMAN ARTIST / COVERS A & B: MIKE […]
Five years ago, production company New Regency acquired the then-brand-new comic book series from Image Comics, Wytches by Scott Snyder and Jock, for Brad Grey, Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston's Plan B Entertainment Inc. to produce. The film didn't happen. But five years later has someone else picked up the rights? I mention this because Bleeding […]
Bleeding Cool was first on the mark to point out why Invincible #110 may suddenly become a very collectable comic book. Well, the market seems to be ahead of us on Invincible #111. And the front page lets you know exactly what you're getting going in, even if you can't quite believe it when it […]
Straight from the mouth of Kelly Sue DeConnick, at her panel at Wondercon (and emailed me straight from the fingers of Bleeding Cool Editor-In-Chief Hannah Means-Shannon who will no doubt provide a stunning panel report at the earliest available opportunity…) Bitch Planet, the sexploitation comic announced at Image Expo, from Kelly Sue DeConnick and Valentine […]
British comic book retailers have been told by Diamond UK that the Satellite Sam Tijuana Bible incentive will not be available within these shores. Image Comics had previously announced that a fictional "Tijuana bible", based on the small press pornographic publications that lampooned cartoon figures, sports stars and actors from the twenties to the sixties, would […]
