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I was lucky enough to see the non-3D version of THOR at my local cinema. With THOR being the fourth movie from Marvel Studios, after IRON MAN, HULK and

A hit at the Kapow comic convention in London, Joel Ronson is a twelve year old young man who loves comic books. And wants to let other people in on it.

Ibraim Roberson is an artist I first noticed on Max Brooks's Zombie Survival Guide: Recorded Attacks before jumping to a few X-books such as New Mutants

Godzilla did it first. Issue one of the new series saw retailers able to get copies if they ordered 500 copies, with their store being destroyed on the

Photo by Luigi Novi. Spoilers of sorts for the Thor movie, I guess. We're talking cameos. But isn't it more fun to know where to look for people rather

DeanWatch: It's always good when a Minnesota politician apologises for calling a comics author a pencil necked weasel and a thief because his mummy tells

It was only a few months ago that Bleeding Cool said that Sara Pichelli would be joining Ultimate Spider-Man. After publication, Bendis popped up to say

Here's a preview to the new Fearsome Four comic by Brandon Montclare, Ryan Bodenheim and Michael Kaluta, a reactive title to the Fear Itself crossover

Alpha Flight Collector, as part of a diatribe against how Northstar is repeatedly and lazily treated in X-Men titles notes that in the last issue of

AAron and Tri-Force Mike from A Comic Shop in Florida go through tomorrow's comics, holding them in their bare hands, taunting you, taunting you they are.

It began with Mark Millar and Adam Kubert, the second of the Ultimate Universe books at Marvel. Retelling the X-Men tales with a younger, sexier, less

It's a title criticised for having lost its way. Its first two series with Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch seemed to set the agenda for superhero comics, but

Here's a first look at two more X-Men history variant covers, Wolverine and Havok, from FF 3 and Journey Into Mystery 623 respectively, montaging through

So, Superman may not stand for America anymore. But it seems that Captain America doesn't stand for Truth either. And as for Justice, well that's

Mike Choi is auctioning the entire original artwork for X-Force #26, the issue in which Nightcrawler karked it, for sale on eBay to benefit the Red Cross.

Hoyts is a large Australian cinema chain, the second largest on the continent, with 450 screens spread across Australia and New Zealand, and dominating

As monster trucks... the Marvel variant covers can't be far behind. Some late night God-On-Troll action... Stussy putting comic book checklists on their

The ballet dancer... The wall crack... And the sex toy.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYGSBApdx5Q

Legendary comic book creator Gene Colan is sick. And through long term friend and colleague, Clifford Meth, he is selling off the last of his artwork and

I am not looking at the post-credit scene from Thor that has made its way onto the internet. No, I intend to watch it, with wife, on the big screen later

So I've been talking to retailers. Quite a few of them. Asking them how they've been ordering the first issues of both Marvel and DC's big summer

When Joe Quesada became Editor-In-Chief, one of his edicts was to stop characters from smoking. His father had died of lung cancer, he didn't want to

EmploymentWatch: Bobbie Chase talks about joining DC Comics. Respectfully, etc etc. KirbyWatch: Mark Buckingham and Steve Leialoha work up a familiar

Here is a new page from the classic Kree-Skrull War from Avengers, created by Upper Deck Card Entertainment and written by Sean McKeever for a new series

Dennis O’Neil has a long history in the comics industry as both a writer and editor. He’s best known for writing Green Lantern/Green Arrow and Batman,

Comics supplied by Holy Goat Comics of Kingston Upon Thames, London. Pop by and say hello. It's hard not to read Matt Fraction's Iron Man and Brian

USA Today had three preview pages a few days ago. Bleeding Cool has a couple more to add to the pile. Alpha Flight #0 Point One, here are the first five

Aaron of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, is wearing his Green Lantern mask and ring. Yes, yes they are. Possibly because there's Green Lantern and Green

There's something here isn;t there? From Astonishing X-Men #1 And the new UK poster for X-Men: First Class At least The Beast doesn't look like he's

And here it is. It's like a shooting gallery isn't it?