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And then, in the comic, Jessica Priest was introduced and revealed as the actual assassin who killed Al Simmons, under the command of Jason Wynn. She has returned in recent issues of Spawn, where she is seen chatting with Nyx about Al Simmons and how the forces of Hell will now target anyone who has ever made[...]

Looks like the numbers are creeping up again. X-Men #1 (Order By 9/6) Ghost Rider #1 (Order By 8/23) Immortal Hulk #25 (Order By 8/23) Doctor Doom #1 (Order By 8/30) Marauders #1 (Order By 9/13) Amazing Spider-Man: Full Circle #1 (Order By 9/13) Amazing Mary Jane #1 (Order By 9/13) Excalibur #1 (Order By 9/20) Marvel Zombies: Respawn #1 (Order By 9/20) Red Goblin:[...]

Todd McFarlane may not be revealing the standard cover to Spawn #300 until after FOC, but we hope to have put together as much artwork from the teams for this anniversary issue as we could… Spawn #300 Page 1, pencils by Greg Capullo, inks by Todd McFarlane. Page 2, pencils by Greg Capullo, inks by Todd McFarlane. And[...]

Today is Bleeding Cool's tenth anniversary. I mentioned this was happening yesterday and it got quite a reaction. Here are a few of the messages that

Anyone who wanted to do a variant cover for the comic had to do interior pages as well… So joining the comic are also J Scott Campbell, Jerome Opena and regular Spawn artist Jason Shaw Alexander. And he sees Spawn #301 as setting the record for the longest running creator-owned comic book, beating Cerebus #300 Retailers who[...]

J. Scott Campbell has revealed six variants for Uncanny X-Men #1 that will be sold exclusively on the J. Scott Campbell web store. Campbell's variants are

Marvel continues to unveil their line of Uncanny X-Men variant covers for books that aren't Uncanny X-Men in November, designed to convince fans to shell

The Black Cat is starring in an upcoming story in arc in Nick Spencer and Humberto Ramos's Amazing Spider-Man, and Marvel plans to celebrate the occasion

At the X-Men panel at San Diego Comic-Con, the most-anticipated panel of the entire weekend, Marvel revealed some big details on X-Men Black.

We kind of are in love with quite a bit of the things we saw at the Sideshow Collectibles booth on the show floor, and we got lots of pics for you to see!

Dynamite has sent us Warlords of Mars #1 to share with our reader, the comic with the J. Scott Campbell cover that inspired the new statue that is available through kickstarter for another 24 hours.

Dynamite's latest Women of Dynamite statue is Dejah Thoris based on J. Scott Campbell's art for Warlord of Mars #1 and comes in three variations.

Aspen Comics, the next Marvel, is celebrating the upcoming Customer Appreciation Week in the best way possible next week. With all purchases over $15 on

Last week, Bleeding Cool reported concern from the comic book industry regarding Stan Lee's current situation. Lee's friends and acquaintances report

Amy Chu has provided us with a commentary track for the new Dejah Thoris #1 that hit comic shelves this week from Dynamite Entertainment.

Artist J. Scott Campbell and writer Andy Hartnell's Danger Girl is being made into a movie by Constantin Films, with Bolt Pictures and Prime Universe Films.

J. Scott Campbell's new Fairytale Fantasies statue line sees its first release go up for preorder this Thursday: The Little Mermaid!

J. Scott Campbell Share Process Art In Honor Of Thor: Ragnarok

A new Women of Dynamite statue has been announced; the new Dejah Thoris statue is based on the 2010 Warlord of Mars cover by J. Scott Campbell.

Sheena #1 from Dynamite to have covers by J. Scott Campbell, Ryan Sook, Moritat and Carli Idhe. Written by Marguerite Bennett

It's over 200 pages and will include many creators revisiting their classic work. Sean Philips – Sleeper Lee Bermejo – Deathblow Fiona Staples – Hawksmoor  Tom Raney – Stormwatch Jim Lee, Brandon Choi, Richard Friend – Wildcats.  J Scott Campbell – Gen 13  Warren Ellis, Bryan Hitch – Authority Brett Booth – Backlash  It will also include pin-ups such as a Planetary piece by[...]

Superstar Marvel Comics writer "The Great One" Brian Bendis isn't one to let a good crisis go to waste. As most of the comics social media

Dynamite Entertainment sent me their Women of Dynamite Vampirella statue and I did up an unboxing video. The statue is based on the art of J. Scott

From Marguerite Bennett, Cameron Deordio and Audrey Mok. And while Audrey Mok's cover portrays them as glammed up normal-ish young women…  J Scott Campbell, in a cover exclusive to his online store and con sales. prefers the impossibly thin and elongated versions. Wow, Josie's waist-to-toe length is twice that of her waist-to-scalp length[...]

Dynamite has announced three new collectibles based on their Women of Dynamite: Red Sonja and Vampirella. First up is the new Women of Dynamite: Red Sonja

We listed as many as we could. Well, more are making it out into the wide wide world. Blank cover versions of the Harley Quinn Little Black Bag variant covers that ran through January, with original art from major comic creators, slipped in. And we now have more from Joe Madueira, J Scott Campbell, Darwyn Cooke, Yanick Paquette…[...]

But they never said who would be inking them. The covers that start shipping tomorrow include the likes of Jim Lee, Walt Simonson, Kevin Nowlan, P Craig Russell and J Scott Campbell on inks… Here are a few examples.   It ws announced that February[...]

Turns out she was walking the floor as well… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsOi1XAVLIcVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Full Frontal with Samantha Bee l TBS (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsOi1XAVLIc) And talked to J Scott Campbell about his designs for Illyana – and why he chose to leave her midriff "unencumbered"… [...]

And then the next day all sorts of other people coincidentally noticed as well… Anyway, we were all wrong. Because Secret Wars #9 is now scheduled at Marvel for the second week of January, on Wednesday 13th. Look for everyone else to notice tomorrow… For now, here's J Scott Campbell's cover for Secret Wars #9 for Midtown Comics. [...]

Looks like J. Scott Campbell has been tapped to do a retailer exclusive cover for Secret Wars #9... the retailer in questions is Midtown Comics in NYC.