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Si Spurrier and Jonas Goonface's Godshaper #1 has got enough going on to definitely bring you in for more.

Another issue of All Star Batman, and another way of Scott Snyder using the Batman comic to tell a Batman story in a whole new style, and that also

It is genuinely a terrible shame that this series, one of the best series coming out from Marvel at the moment is now over. Not because it's left hanging;

It's no secret that whilst I have been enjoying the Inhumans titles as a reader, I have not been a fan of how they have been set up thematically within

Giant Days, the university comedy drama by John Allison, and in this volume featuring art by Max Sarin, Liz Fleming and Whitney Cogar, is quite simply a

  It's been 15 years since the first xXx film hit the big screens, 12 years since the entirely forgettable sequel, xXx: State of the Union, and now

A common refrain regarding most of 2016 was "please just let it be over". One area in which that sentiment was definitely true was among the steady stream

With 20th Century Women, indie film production house A24 continues their trend in recent years of delivering some really great films. Penned and directed

Dad & Kid: Dad is Spencer Ellsworth, who has written for BC & many other sites, and whose space opera trilogy Starfire is coming from Tor Books in

TL;DR: Let's be really clear - more than anything else, Rogue One is a PG-13 sci-fi war movie. Sure, it's not Saving Private Ryan level, but if you were

Loving tells the grounded tale of how interracial marriage bans were ruled unconstitutional and feels frightening relevant in the current landscape.

The Eagle Huntress is a beautiful documentary that shows us that girls can do anything they set their minds to. Title: The Eagle Huntress Director: Otto

Mark Millar, Greg Capullo, Jonathan Glapion, and FCO Plascencia's second issue of Reborn is a stark departure from the rocket of a first issue. I was fond

Southern Cross #9 is the third part of Becky Cloonan and Andy Belanger's Sci-Fi-pulp/noir themed second act, and it's a bit of a banger! Following on from

It usually spawns from an event or series of that gets everyone who reviews game talking about the merit of review scores Whether it be a star, number or grading system, controversy follows from time to time, largely due to a rating given This is almost always for reviews that are more critical of games[...]

There are costs involved with reviews, this might help amortise them, as long as it didn't affect the review itself And it would have to be declared. But they concluded the e-mail asking "Is there a fee needed to help ensure a positive review?" Wow. Just in case you read any positive reviews of My Comic Grader elsewhere[...]

THIS WEEK'S REVIEWS: Sagas of the Northmen, volume 1 A Hero's Death GN Sagas of the Northmen, volume 1 (Black Jack Press, $6.99) By Jeb D. "The vast stretches of the unknown and the unanswered still far outstrip our collective comprehension." John F Kennedy Back in the days of dim antiquity, a comics fan, and aspiring comic writer, named Sean[...]

Thirty-eight reviews… out of hundreds spilling out… Bleeding Cool As good as Empire. The Guardian – 5 Stars Star Wars has now gone beyond the sci-fi genre to its own kind of intergalactic quasi-Arthurian romance: that and a return to the world of Saturday morning pictures The Force Awakens is ridiculous and melodramatic and sentimental of course, but exciting and brimming with[...]

So there are now screenings. Movie chain Cineworld is showing Fantastic Four tomorrow in the UK, without restriction, to members of its Unlimited loyalty

Christine Marie Vinciquarra writes for Bleeding Cool: There are countless amounts of people that review comic books on a daily basis, but I've been writing reviews for Bleeding Cool for about six months now I never expected to learn so much about my own work, as well as expand my horizons by reading new comics[...]

Hannah Means-Shannon writes; The promo from Dark Horse for Dream Thief #1 warn you that “spirits of the vengeful dead” are going to “possess” John Lincoln

Miles Morales has had a year without being Ultimate Spider-Man. And without his mother. His dad has an idea. Move. Hawaii or England? It's a dilemma.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=651UNRHXFY8 Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Florida writes; Hey Fandom! I'm back, still a little sick and not at 100%, but

Bleeding Cool's favourite film critic knows what he likes, and now you can too.

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Rust & Bone and Reality, fresh from the fest.

Below we share some early impressions on the series, but note these aren't full reviews as complete issues were not available. Valerie Gallaher (nee D'Orazio, congrats on that by the way) (MTV Geek) Several months ago, DC Comics invited us to travel up Broadway and get our very first look at "Before Watchmen." Placed in my hands was the "Green[...]

Even if it is a wedding that feels suspiciously like a Southern Comfort advert. I like to avoid spoilers in my reviews if I possibly can, but I think it's safe to say that in a movie thriller where every character is either a smuggler, a counterfeiter, a drug lord or an out-and-out psycho killer, somebody's[...]

This is a piece about the Bleeding Cool reviews section through 2011 Late? Sure Great? Definitely. Can't do a lot to make numbers sound fun short of aligning them to popular thinking, so I'll maybe do that Or, just throw in a random swear. It occurred to me, more than once, that my own influence on the[...]