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The new Astonishing X-Men team, starting in November, from Marvel Why am I suddenly getting flashbacks to Uncanny X-Men #201? And she's back in the mohawk too The new Astonishing X-Men team, starting in November, from Marvel Why am I suddenly getting flashbacks to Uncanny X-Men #201? And she's back in the mohawk too The[...]

As well as talking about Guns & Dino and Brutal coming from Image Comics, and Jungle Queen from an unnamed French publisher, Frank Cho is also planning an "X-MEN miniseries written and drawn by me I can't say too much right now but this miniseries will have three of the hottest women in[...]

Marvel do love a silhouette don't they? They really do, playing a game of who's-in-this-issue-who's-not and we all play along like giddy schoolchildren.

And all in continuity… Fantastic Four: Season One by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and David Marquez, February 2012 X-Men: Season One by Dennis Hopeless and Jamie McKelvie, March 2012 Daredevil: Season One by Antony Johnston and Wellinton Alves, April 2012 Spider-Man: Season One by Cullen Bunn and Neil Edwards, May 2012 Expect to see these used as an assault on the book[...]

You can probably blame Mr Law for Jude jumping from 174th to 88th place. But Logan makes an even more impressive leap from 158th to 28th place since 2000, just before the X-Men films began. In 2010, there were 2534 baby boys named Logan in England and Wales. Whether they are all the best there is at what[...]

This is a vampire from the most recent X-Men #1, by Victor Gischler and Paco Medina. And this is a vampire, Mr Dark, from Bullet & Justine by Mauro Padovani. In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree They may be homages, parodies, ironic[...]

Okay, so, minor spoilers for X-Men Schism #2 out today But I thought this one was worth celebrating As we saw in X-Men Schism #1, the world has been prompted into restoring and reviving its Sentinel programmes, giant robots dedicated to destroying mutants, funded  by Hellfire Club Black King, Sebastian Shaw And Iran has revived[...]

I'm betting a lot of people just read that and thought to themselves, "I can't believe X-Men #1 was 20 years ago!"  But the best selling single-issue comic book of all time — by Chris Claremont, Jim Lee, and Scott Williams — was released in 1991  As a guy who's been producing comics for almost[...]

We've been repeatedly told that X-Men Schism will look at a split between the two and two resulting X-Men central books. From the X-Men panel at San Diego Comic Con, after showing you the Wolverine And The X-Men cover Bleeding Cool shared with you this morning, Marvel shared an image of the new Uncanny X-Men #1[...]

October is a big month for X-Men at Marvel The final issue of X-Men Schism The final issue of Uncanny X-Men The first issue of X-Men: Regenesis #1 A 20th Anniversary reissue of Lee and Claremont's X-Men #1 And the first forty-eight page issue of Wolverine And The X-Men #1 Here is the first cover[...]

Amazon.com are listing the X-Men: Age Of X hardcover for almost 60% off Less than Amazon paid for copies Less than comic shops paid for copies Cover price of $29.99, seling for $12.49 With shipping thrown in 256 pages of alternate universe X-Men goodness Fill your pre-San Diego boots. Amazon.com are listing the X-Men: Age[...]

Did Emma Frost suffer a wardrobe malfunction in a recent issue of Wolverine: The Best There Is? That's what the members of the Collectors Society website

X-Men: Schism #1  by Jason Aaron and Carlos Pacheco, is released today We've been covering Schism since we first learned of it in February, and the Israel comparison is one we've been talking about. Cyclops sets down his take on things pretty clearly in issue 1, with Storm arguing the other case Basically Cyclops is in[...]

Published in USA Today, the current go-to-spot for publisher friendly mass media comics coverage, a preview of the first issue of X-Men Schism #1 by Jason Aaron and Carlos Pacheco And it all gets rather political… Published in USA Today, the current go-to-spot for publisher friendly mass[...]

This is one of those curios when a forgeign license has a different market and publishing schedule. Marvel is to publish a collection of the Ultimate Comics Spider-Man: Death Of Spider-Man in November. But Panini/Marvel UK is to publish the same volume three months earlier, in August. And they are also publishing something that Marvel US seems[...]

On July the 20th, Marvel will be publishing a very special comic. Uncanny X-Men writer Kieron Gillen and artist Jamie McKelvie, creators of the comic Phonogram, are reuniting to tell a story about teenage gay suicide in the X-Men comic, Generation Hope #9. Based on recent prominent news stories, and  public awareness campaigns, Kieron Gillen finds the[...]

Respectfully we informed you of this at an earlier  juncture. Uncanny X-Men, which was reported as being cancelled with issue 544 in November, will be replaced by a new book Uncanny X-Men #1, also shipping in November Which is possibly the shortest cancellation in existence. It will be accompanied by Wolverine & The X-Men in October, as[...]

I'm not that enamoured of SWORD either. So Uncanny X-Men #538 has that strike against it from the get go. Especially since it embeds the Breakworldians into the X-Men Universe in terms of being repeated guest stars in the future They'll probably be a big part of Schism too Please no. So bear all this in mind, I'm[...]

Watching the reaction (and indeed my own reaction) to the DC Relaunch, I got to thinking... what if the Bleeding Cool forums had been around when this

The cover to the final issue of Uncanny X-Men, issue 544, by Kieron Gillen and Greg Land. It's part of Schism, it will no doubt lead to some new comic starting in October or November, and it's quite clearly been announced today, a month and a bit ahead of usual solicitation announcements, to try and regain[...]

But it was otherwise teased as Colossus taking the helmet. Well, from this Marvel teaser, he may well have taken said helmet, and the ruby that goes with it, in order to take on the worthified Juggernaut! Uncanny X-Men #543 by Kieron Gillen and Greg Land is published in September. When Bleeding Cool first ran the image,[...]

In X-Men: First Class, the US armed forces are portrayed as loyal, dedicated but ultimately mindless autonomatons, doing the bidding of politicians no matter what the consequences, taking the world to the brink of nuclear war, and attacking mutants And at one point there is a comparison between their actions and the Nazi soldier excuse[...]

Take a photo of it, upload it to Twitter with the hashtag #xmenexpo, and you'll be entered into a draw to win a free seat for a screening of X-Men: First Class in London. Or, watch for other people tweeting the photo, copy it and tweet it yourself Saves you a lot of work. In other related[...]

Two comics out today, both seem to be telling stories already told. Reading Uncanny X-Men #537, the silent, intangible Kitty Pryde being pursued across Utopia by Kruun of Breakworld, unable to summon the help she needs, I immediately flashbacked to another X-Men comic from almost thirty years and five hundred issues ago Uncanny X-Men #143. In that[...]

I just went to see X-Men First Class with the good lady wife and Tom Daylight from the Bleeding Cool boards Post show, we popped into the nearby Pizza Hut (it's Leicester Square, what are you going to do) and Tom and I… well we kind of geeked out while good lady wife held the[...]

The Famers Insurance TV ad, in conjunction with X-Men: First Class I wish more advertising campaigns were so imaginative with their cross-pollination use… [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOEApFa_7-4[/youtube] I'm seeing X-Men: First Class tonight I'll tell you how it goes… The Famers Insurance TV ad, in conjunction with X-Men: First Class[...]

Fred Van Lente is writing an X-Men comic with Gambit in it However, it seems he knows nothing about him and needs a refresher course So why not add some Gambit advice in the comments to help him? Three facts each I'll start… Fred, Gambit always speaks in a Mexican accent He is in love with[...]

I was suffering from the X-Men, but not half as much as some of my fellow retailers I had an armful of questions to ask Lou and not all of them were going to be easy to ask nor easy for him to answer Or so I thought Attitudes change when the[...]

From five years ago, given by Jim Lee to Wildstorm art director, Larry Berry, as a wedding present.