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At New York Comic Con, I saw a rather interesting idea. Iverse are the company behind the Comics Plus app, which a few years ago was the big rival to ComiXology Then ComiXology snapped up a bunch of exclusive comic book companies, the likes of DC and Marvel got into bed with ComiXology and the point[...]

Both famed Alan Moore collaborators, Peter Hogan and Steve Parkhouse’s Resident Alien return for a new series from Dark Horse Comics, Resident Alien: The

Running sporadically since 1983, Dark Horse will is bringing back Mister X in a new series by Dean Motter, Mister X: Razed, beginning in February next

Grimmiss Island is the latest to get Itty-Bittied at Dark Horse Comics, from Franco and Art Baltazar next March.   The Volcano Goddess threatens the

Adventure Time is getting a new spinoff series in January, Adventure Time: Marceline Gone Adrift taking the half-demon/half-vampire character and vampire

Gun Theory began as a creator-owned comic by Daniel Way and Proctor from Bill Jemas' Epic line at Marvel Comics back in 2003 that crashed and burned in

The team behind the Boom! Studios series Curse have a new book for the publisher. Tim Daniel and Michael Moreci have announced their new series, Burning

Sofia Annunziata writes for Bleeding Cool: The Fantasy Food Fiction panel is a follow up to my excursion at the Fantasy Food truck the other day. Per

  Next year, Dark Horse will be collecting all the Pistolwhip comics by Matt Kindt and Jason Hall from the noughties into one big volume for April

By Dimitrios Haritos I hadn't had a chance to go to the New York Comic Con show floor on the Thursday and I had an hour downtime before my next panel so I decide I would take a walk to the Dark Horse booth On my way there I passed the Bandai booth and since[...]

Lantern City is not a television show. Not yet. But Bruce Boxleitner is planning for it to be one. As he says... http://vimeo.com/46092926 And now it will

Your accusations of misogyny may start here. After all, it's Pander Brothers, not Pander Sisters. But the creators are returning to comics with Girlfiend

Jake Barlow writes for Bleeding Cool, Fans were invited to join Adult Swim on their boat "Tyrannic" for their maiden voyage in celebration of NYCC. The

As I perused the various pages of comic production art at this year's New York Comic Con I was surprised to see how often the post-production art on display, and for sale, was not the original hand-inked art, inked over the original hand-penciled art. Historically if there was a separate penciler and inker on a particular[...]

Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire book series, hosted their third annual MootCon on Thursday, the first night of New York Comic Con weekend Last year, I found out about MootCon 2 days after the fact, so I made it a point to keep an eye out for this year's event. The group of trivia[...]

At New York Comic Con, Dark Horse unveiled Richard Corben's Rat God, a new series beginning in February A new woodland-set horror, it's a new story inspired by H P Lovecraft. There's a lot of that about right now, but this comic also merges that with Native American stories… Corben has a reputation to disturb… and something tells me[...]

by Ray Flook By now, most of you who read Bleeding Cool and were following its New York Comic Con coverage are familiar with what became known as "Wristbandgate." Now, I'm not looking to rehash what went down because that's not my purpose in writing this; so if you're interested in some background on it, you[...]

by Ale Bodden Nerdist Writers Podcast hosts, Ben Blacker and Heath Corson, were joined on NYCC stage by creators Greg Pak (X-Treme X-Men) and G. Willow

Sorry for the error even though it was not mine. The original article appears below. Host Andre Tessier (LI Who and TARDIS Tavern) was joined on the NYCC stage by Ken Deep (host of Doctor Who an Occasional Podcast), Barnaby Edwards (President of Doctor Who New York), Nick Abadzis (writer for Titan Comics 10th Doctor), Deborah Stanish[...]

June Vigants writes, I made a point to seek out Bioshock cosplayers throughout the NYCC weekend. They appeared every so often but when they did, there was

June Vigants writes, NYCC can be exhausting for fans, press, exhibitors, and professionals alike. There are many times that you just want to drop your

Their main office is located in New York while their factory where they print and distribute the patterns worldwide is located in Kansas. My grandmother was a seamstress in Germany and after immigrating to the U.S., she continued to do alterations out of the basement of her house I remember watching her sew as a kid[...]

Ale Bodden writes, Weekly magazine, Shonen Jump, outdid itself during NYCC. Eric Eberhardt (Marketing director for Shonen Jump) was joined on stage by

by Ale Bodden Once again Kodansha Comics makes its presence be known by announcing many upcoming titles and new titles for some on-going series. The panel

by Ale Bodden One of the biggest issues during conventions, lately, are the lines/wait to get into panels. The only way that you're able to secure a seat

by Ray Flook "The Block brings together art, design, collectible toys, pop-tech and fashion of the underground pop culture scene along with the tastemakers, trend setters, artists, thinkers and the brands that they create." (ReedPOP) I'm amazed by how much more popular The Block has become since its inclusion into New York Comic Con several years back[...]

Bleeding Cool ran a list of DC Comics people moving to Burbank.... and a lot of people who are not. Warners have begun advertising positions that will be

Andy Bentley wrote for Bleeding Cool from New York Comic Con. The Hasbro/IDW partnership has been a fruitful one with the blockbuster success of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic and the ongoing saga of the Transformers The panel was all IDW consisting of John Barber (w), Amy Mebberson (a), Katie Cook (w+a), Mairghread Scott (w),[...]

Andy Bentley wrote for Bleeding Cool from New York Comic Con. With the action figure industry in a transitional state, I was curious how the factor of scale was impacting the industry We've recently seen Hasbro offer 6" Star Wars in The Black Series, and Mattel downscale to ~4" for its DC Multiverse series Were these[...]

"Kids don't have that stain yet." Vaughan then brought up a New York Times article that mentioned that kids who read the Harry Potter novels become more tolerant, precisely because the categories are made-up, like Muggles and Mudbloods, and not overt real-life groups, which could prompt defensive or resistant reactions. He joked to much laughter that unlike[...]