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But now it looks like I have to add a couple of more from Gosh Comics in Soho, London, as one of my favourite comic book creators of all time, Paul B Rainey, is launching his new graphic novel, Murder School, from Drawn & Quarterly there in under two weeks' time, on Saturday the 19th[...]

And yes, because we are Bleeding Cool, we will highlight notable mentions for English speaking comic book creators are French translations of Tom Gauld's Physics for Cats, Bleeding Cool favourite Paul B Rainey's Why Don't You Love Me, Supergirl team Tom King and Bilquis Henry's Helen Of Wyndborne, Bryan Talbot's The Casebook Of Stamford Hawksmoor[...]

I've been a fan of small press comic book creator Paul B Rainey for decades, ever since I encountered his comic Memory Man This following up with the likes of his graphic novel No Time Like The Present, his awesome Thunder Brother: Soap Division, happy endings to Star Wars films otherwise denied them, spreading himself across the walls of Milton[...]

It all depended if you read the standard or the bloodier Red Band version of the comic. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ But tie-in issues gave us Doctor Strange's ghost and vampire as separate beings, which is a trick I[...]

Bleeding Cool have been fans of comic book and graphic novel creator Paul B Rainey for ages ever since I encountered his comic Memory Man, including the likes of his graphic novel No Time Like The Present, his awesome Thunder Brother: Soap Division, happy endings to Star Wars films otherwise denied them, spreading himself across[...]

In 2013, Paul B Rainey wrote in response to a Guardian newspaper feature profiling a number of cartoonists, saying "There are British cartoonists, you know." Seven years later, its sister Sunday newspaper The Observer seems to have noticed, as he has won this year's 13th Observer Jonathan Cape Comica Graphic Short Story Prize, retelling a[...]

Art from Paul B Rainey.   The Making of David Bowie's Starman, in Comic Book Form Art from Paul B Rainey. Memory Man and creator Paul B Rainey has a big new comics project with some big names involved, in one way or another Starman: The Man Who Sewed The World is a comic book adaptation[...]

British comic book creators react to the statement from Prime Minister Boris Johnson MP to the nation tonight on television.

Paul Rainey is the creator of There's No Time Like The Present, Thunder Brother: Soap Division and Book of Lists and is an occasional contributor to Viz

Earlier today, Bleeding Cool reported on the death of comic book creator Terry Wiley, who died from the brain cancer he has been suffering with for the

On the 40th anniversary of the first Star Wars film's release, Paul B Rainey, the critically acclaimed creator of comics such as Memory Man, Thunder Brother: Soap Division and the graphic novel There's No Time Like The Present, has created a very special post-credits scene for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story that gives the lead characters a happy[...]

We've run our 11 Best Single Issues Of The Year. Well now, Rich Johnston and the Bleeding Cool writers (not Jude) give you 11 collections and graphic

I'm not kidding. Rich Johnston Pope Francis Goes To The Dentist by Paul B Rainey You know the kind of people who will bore anyone by talking in extreme details about a specific medical problem they are suffering with? My mother-in-law and her eyelashes, my mother and her ears, and get me in a pub corner and count[...]

From Jackie Magazine, a fumetti comic strip that starred George Michael. And a homage cover from the CBDLF variant of Faith #1 for San Diego Comic Con.

Today is the day Great Britain votes on whether or not to remain a member of the European Union or to leave. I've been talking to comic book creators

Jeremy Corbyn MP has just been elected as Leader of the Labour Party in Great Britain. A radical left wing political figure, he ended up on the ballot by

I live in London. Maybe you do too. Maybe you are visiting. Maybe it's worth traveling across the world. Because here are a bunch of comic book events

Right, you can go to naughty places and watch the pilot episode of Supergirl, airing in the autumn. You can watch two episodes of Jonathan Strange And

Sean Azzopardi writes, I live in an area of North London called Crouch End. One day I decided that it needed to be introduced to comics, cartoons,

In celebration of Bleeding Cool-favourite David Baillie getting his first DC comic published in next week's Vertigo Black #1, here's a look at

  Shawn Demumbrum writes; Jesse James of Jesse James Comics and I have been working on a tribute comic to help support the Kirby4Heroes campaign to raise

Paul Rainey has been self publishing his comics since the nineties, reaching a height of awareness with his Memory Man book.

Okay, there may be one or two things. Funerals. Operations to remove kidney stones. But not many. Today, near King's Cross station (and they are doing the