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Earlier today, DC Comics, for better or for worse, changed the landscape of comics forever by revealing Batman's penis in Batman: Damned #1. But bold,

Roy Moore is suing Sacha Baron Cohen, Showtime, and the CBS Corporation for defamation over his July 29th segment on the cable network's 'Who Is America?'.

Charlie works a dozen odd jobs on a daily basis to keep herself fed, and Vita is a work-for-hire gun one can employ through an app. The crowdfunded assassination app, "Reapr," yeah, that probably isn't happening anytime soon, but that's the satire and artistic license It's a brutal satire of crowdfunding and said work-for-hire apps that[...]

Artist Gabriel Bá is releasing exclusive artwork for Netflix's 'The Umbrella Academy' through the show's Twitter page under "Under the Umbrella" banner:

Black Badge are a secret troop of Boy Scouts that are sent into the far corners of world to perform missions. It's Willy's first mission. Is it a good read?

All the characters waver between obnoxious and morally bankrupt, and none of them are funny. Also, I get it, Connie Lipshitz is HRC. I'm not sure what the comic is trying to say with its attempted satire either Is Connie evil? Misguided? Put into a corner and just trying to do her best? What is it? Extrajudicial[...]

Credit: Showtime So if nothing else, we've learned at least two things from Showtime's 10-minute sneak preview of Sacha Baron Cohen's (Borat, Bruno) new comedy/satire series Who Is America?: GOP Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) is going to be very excited to learn that he was right after all; and gun rights advocate Philip Van Cleave needs to seriously reconsider the firm he's[...]

Credit: USAF Whatever Showtime spent to advertise and promote the Sunday night premiere of Sacha Baron Cohen's new comedy/satire series Who Is America?, they need to get some of their money back "Interviewees" Judge Roy Moore, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, former vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin, former Illinois Rep Joe Walsh, and former vice president Dick Cheney have[...]

Created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the award-winning South Park will premiere Season 22 on Wednesday, September 26 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on Comedy Central.

Bleeding Cool's here to let you know if the Season 3 premiere of AMC's 'Preacher' had enough power to compel you to keep watching: our 'Angelville' review.

Rick Veitch's The One continues with Charlie and Bog tearing apart Manhattan with their battle while Egypt and Doc just try to survive. Is it a good read?

Often, the satire is so heavy-handed that it becomes obnoxious. In the end, the Fighting American himself has little to do He's shunted around and victimized by "Faux News", and the comic seems like it wants nothing to do with him. Fighting American #3 art by Andie Tong and Tracy Bailey Andie Tong's artwork is a saving grace[...]

All good things must naturally come to an end (which has still in no way, shape, or form ever made me feel good about the process), and that's where IFC finds itself with their Portland-set hipster satire series Portlandia. With their eighth and final season only a few months away, co-creators Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein will[...]

Remember that this is a satire, and we tried to keep it as simple as possible It is a multi-layered, subtle work and can be read on any level In fact, unless you are a masochist, we do not suggest digging too deep! We invite you to take a closer look into Hopeless on Kickstarter[...]

Joseph Heller's classic novel Catch-22 is making its way to the small screen, with George Clooney set to direct and star in a six-part limited series.

Production on Veep's seventh and final season has been put on hold while star Julia Louis-Dreyfus undergoes cancer treatment.

Bleeding Cool is closely monitoring a developing situation at the Burbank headquarters of comic book publisher DC Entertainment. According to reports, the

You thought that the Big Bang Theory comic store episodes were a little below the belt? That Eltingville was as savage a satire on comic shop society that you could ever see? Then you didn't read Max Bemis and German Erramouspe's first issue of Crossed Badlands last week, published by Bleeding Cool's own publisher Avatar. To recap,[...]

By Erik Grove Welcome to our new satire column spear-headed by Bleeding Cool writer Erik Grove uncovering the truthiness in comics news If these headlines are a little close to home, it's the times we're living in where life is much stranger than fiction.  Enjoy: Fox Announces Two Versions of The Fantastic Four To Be Released to[...]