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I'd watch a movie about Samurai vs Vampires, wouldn't you? The Top Cow comic is scheduled for early next year, apparently. Variety has a tidbit: Mandalay

  Twenty-five years after one of the most celebrated graphic novels of all-time hit shelves, award winning and critically acclaimed author and

As Bleeding Cool told you this morning, there's new Sandman coming in 2013 from Neil Gaiman and JH Williams III.  Here's the official announcement:  

Last year at SDCC, it was announced that classic Warren Publishing horror anthology comic mags Creepy and Eerie (most recently released in archive editions from Dark Horse) would become tv series, with Christopher Columbus directing some episodes. Now comes word that Columbus will produce Creepy as a 4-part anthology film: Rights to both CREEPY and EERIE magazines[...]

Chris Thompson writes: It's been six years since I started coming to SDCC and I still find Preview Night to be a strange experience The convention hasn't started in earnest, so you feel a certain freedom to just wander and explore, but there's still so much to see and do For me it's the ideal opportunity[...]

Alex Wilson writes: Preview night is not as much of a mad house as the other days. The show floor isn’t as full, The lines move a bit faster, and the

Okay, so it's not a gender swap per se. But the Hulk book starring the General Ross Red Hulk and written by Jeff Parker has been missing from

There's quite a lot of red carpet interviewing going on here. Take it away Grace Randolph. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ba7A4Kfokjk

Louie Falcetti, reporting for Bleeding Cool from San Diego Comic Con tells us that Mike Carey, in his Spotlight panel at the show, has just been handed

BC reporter-in-the-field Chris Thompson just gave us the scoop about the Mad Artist's Edition from the IDW panel, now here's more Artist Edition News:

Chris Thompson tells us: IDW's first ever Artist's Edition with DC Comics will be MAD comics (the pre-cursor to the magazine) featuring art by Basil

More comics-to-television news emerging from SDCC today, as Hollywood Reporter gets the scoop: The studio behind scripted fare including Weeds and Mad Men has emerged the winner in a six-studio bidding war for TV rights to Zenescope's Wonderland graphic novels, The Hollywood Reporter has learned exclusively. Brian Robbins (Smallville), through his first-look deal with Lionsgate TV, will serve as an executive producer on the project alongside[...]

It's Los Angeles Vs Atlantis folks! Quite literally! Wild Children's Ales Kot announced a new series from Image at their panel at the San Diego Comic Con,

That's basically it. Shawn Schillberg reports from the Marvel House of Ideas Panel at San Diego Comic Con, that Marvel’s third Infinite digital comic will

The poster for the new Buck Rogers series by Howard Chaykin featuring Buck and Wilma. Howard Chaykin will be apearing at the Hermes Press Booth #1821 on