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Catwoman turns hard drug dealer. Just say to yourself, it's all going to work out, it's all going to work out, it's all going to work out. Though I think she's done well to resist smuggling in catnip. And that is how Deathstroke dies, in Futures End. Don't worry, he's get resurrected into some kind […]
We have so many great comic books out today. Little Nemo #2 demonstrates the treats in store. Such as Savage Dragon #199, where every page in this comic is a double page splash, going from Hell to Earth in time for a certain Savage Dragon #200 next month…. but how much bigger can they go […]
Another look at upcoming comics, that might differ from how they were originally solicited… Justice League #34 will be drawn by Scott Kolins, not Doug Mahnke and Keith Champagne. It also has the cover above by Jason Fabok, originally intended for his first issue #26. Superman/Batman #16 will be drawn by Marc Deering and Diogenes Neves and not Jae Lee. Though […]
Another week, another lovely batch of comic books to read through… so what takes your fancy today? Stephanie Brown gets some fatherly advice regarding using mobile devices while driving, in Batman Eternal. Simon Bisley doesn't so much draw Thor as regurgitate it. Raw, powerfel, syrong and possibly a little smelly. So, basically, Angela's real […]
So, when Wolverine dies, there will be no Wolverine comic. But what about Wolverine & The X-Men. Will it become just… & The X-Men? Kinda. I've been told that as well as a number of Fallen Son-style tie-in titles to follow The Death Of Wolverine, that the Wolverine & The X-Men comic will follow a similar […]
You know that time when you catch the subway but you forgot your wallet because you left it in your jacket at home along with all your other clothes, shoes and accoutrements? So does Veil. Also, how many of those men look just like Christopher Eccleston? But she's not the only one having subway trouble […]
Sorry for the paucity of offerings this week but I have a hospital appointment, I know, on New Comics Day, so life has got in the way a little…. Speak for yourself, Pariah #1, I'm currently on the 85 bus on the way to St Georges Hospital in Tooting. Plenty of unpleasantness to come. Well […]
Welcome to another week of comic book thinking. The London underground tube strike was called off, and I was able to get into town without any trouble. Aside from the rain, the thunder, the commuters late for their proper jobs and, you know, life. And now I sit at my regular spot on the fifth […]
A quick flick through a few of this week's comics, in the most popular regular column on Bleeding Cool, X Thoughts About X Comics. Get in touch if you want your comic book featured… From Uber #8, Joe Stalin works on a strapline for Nike. He'll get there eventually, when he gets a little […]
Another look at the changing solicitations between announcement and publication. Those that publishers have chosen to tell retailers in advance, anyway. And that retailers have told Bleeding Cool about. You can see a few Inhumanity changes here. Fantastic Four #16 will now be drawn by Joe Quinones instead of Raffaele Ienco. UPDATE: Raffaele Ienco writes […]
So how to start this week's comics. Something, light, upbeat, feel good and… Okay, maybe Morning Glories wasn't the best way to start. Well then, something else… Aah! Uncanny Avengers, do you really have to? I can't take any more… Wolverine And The X-Men, you too? Can people please stop ripping off their faces, give […]
Another week, another lot of lovely comics to look through. So what's been taking my eye? In Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season Nine today, Willow gets a mystical lesson in the facts of life. I'm not sure exactly what the expression is though. Happiness? Confusion? Or, jusdging from the wisps of smoke, baked off her […]
The original Youngblood, as seen from the far future of Prophet, Rob Liefeld redrawn by Simon Roy. I'm sure there are plenty of people who will make jokes about future anatomy looking no more ridiculous, but rather, enjoy its subtlety… I always suspected teachers meetings went something like this, from today's Wolverine And The X-Men. […]
This is the Albert Einstein we always deserved and yet, until Manhattan Projects we never got a whiff of until now. I'm so glad we got Manhattan Projects. Morning Glories does the hideous trick of applying a child's logic to the Bible. Which is just the kind of thing it was never meant to stand […]
The new Locke & Key comic is an interesting creation. Much of the plot twists are based on familiarity with the series, and if you know the comics well, you'll see them coming a mile of. But for newcomers, too much is not explained and you may be left unsatisfied. But fir all that, it's […]
Announced at Fan Expo Canada, Ramon Perez, artist of the Eisner Award winning Jim Henson's Tale Of Sand will be joining the art team on Wolverine & The X-Men in a Savage Land five issue arc. You know, I never like it when they take that comic out of the school. This is obvously not […]
