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A comic series about a team of LGBTQ superheroes The mission statement of the comic has always been about increasing and improving representation in the medium, whilst also telling a fun, bright, absolutely non-grim 'n' gritty superhero fun. It was always something very important to me…but I'll admit, it took me a while to get started. I[...]

Secrets, ghosts, a possible serial killer, you'll find them all in Blackcross, arriving March 4th from Dynamite, along with Warren Ellis' ability to scare you even when he's talking quite sensibly about human nature. As he does here today on Bleeding Cool discussing his new comic with us: Hannah Means-Shannon: There were so many superheroes and[...]

By Adam X. Smith After Joe Colewood and I did a piece discussing the merits of Grant Morrison’s Multiversity #1, it dawned on me that I was nowhere near

IDW recently released a new installment in their Library of American Comics series, featuring Superman in the The Golden Age Sundays, 1946-1949. Seeing it

Last year photography studio Aurum Light released a pinup calendar featuring women in states of undress with their modesty (barely) covered by milk,

By Amanda Gurall Skye can take care of herself. You've transformed her into an agent who is smart, and tough, and capable.  If there's a chance for her to

Action Lab's 2015 lineup is pretty robust--covering many genres and storytypes from books like Princeless in more of a fantasy vein to mad science, cute

By Jason Strangis It started as the most anticipated new TV series of the fall. And while Gotham began and ended on a strong note, the show for the most

By Rich Epstein Last week, Arrow closed with the mysterious Cupid (Amy Gumenick) taking out the villain of the week, Isaac Stanzler, despite the fact that

The show reminds comic book fans why we love superheroes so much. While Gotham is a more dark and at times creepy new TV series, The Flash is much more fun and colorful Of course, Central City is a much brighter place than Gotham Even so, both cities have plenty of problems and are besieged by[...]

The comedy team of Key & Peele decide to take on the man himself, Stan Lee in this skit from their show on Comedy Central. Jordan Peele does a pretty

So Spider-Man says this in Axis #1. All that means is that he hasn't read the rest of the comic book yet. Or Captain America & The Mighty Avengers #1.

Everyone loves a super speedster right now. Add to the others....    

By Rich Epstein It’s been three episodes since Sara died and the Arrow team is still dealing with the repercussions.  This week’s episode begins with

By Olly MacNamee The opening issue of this new series from the mind behind the indie-published anthology, London Horror Comics, regales the tale of a