NYCC Archives

An important discussion about representation both behind the scenes and on the screen took place at NYCC 2017 on Saturday afternoon.

Robert Kirkman revealed at AMC's The Walking Dead panel that an upcoming character will link The Walking Dead and Fear The Walking Dead.

Courtesy of Bleeding Cool's own John Odum: While the Robot Chicken The Walking Dead Special: Look Who's Walking has been well and truly covered (full props to Adult Swim's promotional team on that), a press roundtable on Saturday afternoon following the public events provided some entertaining postscripts to what has already been covered, plus a bit of insight[...]

Panelists David Walker (Luke Cage, Shaft, Cyborg), Ryan Benjamin (Teen Titans), Uraeus (Jacyen Wise, Black Heroes Matter), Karama "Blerdgurl" Horne (theblerdgurl.com) and Faith Cheltenham (YesBlackPeople.com) participated in Saturday's "Black Heroes Matter" NYCC panel hosted by Carl Varnado (Blacks in Gaming) which drew a packed crowd. Everyone on the dais wore special "Black Heroes Matter" T-shirts provided[...]

DC Comics got together all of their heavy hitters at a cool panel Saturday evening at NYCC. Frank Miller, Jim Lee, Greg Capullo, and more were all on hand.

Gavin Sheehan is reporting on all things gaming from New York Comic Con Join us live from New York Comic Con as we live-blog the happenings from

We're taking a break from the normal Weekly Static to answer some of the questions/comments you sent us through social media over the past few days.

There is a Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D panel going on right now at the New York Comic-Con and our own Kaitlyn Booth is in the audience. We will be live

Bleeding Cool contributor Kaitlyn Booth sat down with DC Animated Films Producer/Writer Alan Burnett at New York Comic Con 2017. Alan Burnett has been

Tom Brevoort, Nick Spencer, Sana Amanat, Michele Bandini, Ta-Nehisi Coates, Jim Zub, and more took the stage at NYCC 2017 for some industry talk.

Yesterday, thanks to a trigger-happy DC intern who accidentally published the press release recapping the Vertigo/Young Animal panel more than 12 hours

Friday's Marvel: House of Ideas panel may have felt like therapy for editor Nick Lowe, following the much-discussed fireworks at the retailer breakfast.

Late last night, someone at DC goofed and leaked the press release meant to come out after the Vertigo/Young Animal panel extremely early. As a result, we

One of the cool items Capcom brought to NYCC was Monster Hunter World, where they basically wanted people to get their hands on the four-player co-op system and try hunting down a monster on their own as a team The world, while beautiful, is not really open world in this system as its clear you'll[...]

At NYCC this weekend I had the opportunity to try out the demo for Resident Evil: Revelations, set to be released on the Nintendo Switch in November The game demo probably the longest line at the Capcom booth for most of the day as people were curious to see the gore-filled title and the sequel return[...]

Bleeding Cool reporters were on point yesterday, with over four hundred cosplay photos taken at New York Comic Con yesterday as the serious costumers came

We've got some breaking news out of the Avengers panel at New York Comic Con. Al Ewing and Mike del Mundo will be teaming up for Inhumans: Judgement Day,

One of the highlights to Capcom's booth at NYCC was that they brought three of the new DLC characters for Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite for people to try out The lines were long and not a lot of people had time to play anything in-depth, so given the fact that I had only time to play[...]

Visiting the Capcom booth yesterday at NYCC, I got to try out a few different games and features One of which was Puzzle Fighter, due out late this year for Android and iOS The game is essentially MvC without the M and a puzzle mechanic thrown in A lot of the game's action is okay,[...]

Today at the Skybound NYCC panel, there wasn't anything terribly new revealed, as many of the big reveals had already come earlier in the week, but in the off chance you missed it, Kirkman and his colleagues refreshed fans and readers about what to expect from the company. The panel itself featured artist Dan Panosian and[...]

Gerard Way's Doom Patrol may have experienced some technical difficulties with coming out on time in the past year, but in the case of announcements for

Early Saturday morning, ahead of an upcoming panel at New York Comic Con, DC Comics accidentally leaked all their top secret announcements for Vertigo and

We wanted to take a moment to show off one of the cool booths that may not be immediately on your NYCC radar, but it is totally worth your time to go check out Cryptozoic brought with them a few different items for sale that might appeal to certain geeks Below you'll see trading cards[...]

Alonso, Soule, Brisson and Rosenberg Talk the X-Men's Legacy

Dirk Gently’s Holistic Look into the Upcoming Season

Check out some of the cool sights from the show floor and, of course, the cosplay from Friday at New York Comic Con 2017!

The room was themed after Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan. Amazon Echo's NYCC 2017 Escape Room   Unfortunately, I can not give you the secrets of our miraculous escape, of which we have a proud slot on the leaderboards for our swift puzzle-solving skills — but I can leave a glowing review of the difficulty and detail that went into our[...]

Join us as our own Kaitlyn Booth liveblogs from the Marvel/Hulu Runaways panel at the New York Comic Con. The panel includes Jeph Loeb, Executive Producer

Hugh Sheridan reports from NYCC for Bleeding Cool: Editor Nick Lowe MCed Friday's "Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends" panel at NYCC, which also featured writers Dan Slott (Amazing Spider-Man), Chip Zdarsky (Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man) Robbie Thompson (Spider-Man vs Deadpool) and artist Will Sliney (Ben Reilly: Scarlet Spider), Rodney Barnes (Falcon) and Venom editor Devin Lewis. NYCC[...]

John Odum reports from a very NSFW panel at NYCC 2017: To attend the Graphic Sex: Comics, New Media and the Queering of Sex Education panel, one had to leave the NYCC-prime universe of the Javitz Center and undertake the 20-minute walk to the New York Public Library, which serves as host for a "satellite" comic[...]