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Wednesday Runaround – Who Will Kill Cock Robin?

CockWatch: From the solicited cover of Red Hood And The Outlaws #2. It'll never make it to print.

Wednesday Runaround – Who Will Kill Cock Robin?

ThorWatch: The cover to the San Diego Comic Con exclusive version of Walt Simonson's Thor: Artists Edition. Courtesy of Walt Simonson.

Wednesday Runaround – Who Will Kill Cock Robin?

BoothWatch: Com.X show off their booth livery for San Diego Comic Con.

Wednesday Runaround – Who Will Kill Cock Robin?

SongWatch: Gail Simone's Yellow Hat Guy

MarineWatch: On the Wednesday of Comic Con Beyonara Publishing of Image books Red Spike, Samurai's Blood and Marksmen will be bringing the show to U.S. Active Duty Service Members stationed at the Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS).

Benaroya Publishing will be sponsoring a Meet & Greet and Autograph Signing with such artists as Tomm Coker (Undying Love), Daniel Freedman (Undying Love), Nam Kim (Starcraft: Frontline), Matt Dalton (Warcraft: Legends), as well as Benaroya writers Jeff Cahn (Red Spike), Owen Wiseman (Samurai's Blood) and David Baxter (Marksmen). MCAS Miramar Marines and Sailors will get FREE signed copies of RED SPIKE #1, SAMURAI'S BLOOD #1 as well as the debuting MARKSMEN #1, released through Image Comics. In addition, service members and their families can participate in a raffle for prizes that includes a custom commissioned artwork from Nam Kim as well as original artwork from Nam Kim and Mark Texeira (X-Men: Origins)!

GrantWatch: On fans;

There was one guy in the US who was ready to kill everyone in the office when I was working for Marvel. The FBI got involved and locked him up. It was about something in an X-Men comic. I didn't write it but it drew on stuff I'd created and we'd done something to ruin the purity of his favourite childhood character. I wouldn't want to tar all fans with that – you get all sorts, from people who write clever analysis to some real nutters.

TweetWatch: "look, let's all just say that A Comic Shop and Bleeding Cool fucking suck and stop not naming names" – David Uzumeri of Comics Alliance

Wednesday Runaround – Who Will Kill Cock Robin?

This is Computo the Comic Link Conqueror speaking. I come for your women. But for now I merely collate comic-related bits and pieces online. One day I will rule. Until that day, read on.

They say I am a work in progress. The fools.

Post by Ivan Brandon

i guess the solicitations for SGT ROCK 2 are out. here's the cover by viktor kalvachev +*****

1963 Character The Fury Returns from Steve Bissette

It's official: I've now signed contracts with a publisher for a return to color comics of… The Fury!

Costume Designers Guild Local IA 892 | Articles Archive

The project has created quite a furor. When Warner Bros. initially approached Blackman, the pilot was shrouded in secrecy. Blackman began by combing Wonder Woman encyclopedias, researching how her costume developed through the decades. He also considered her mystique, examining what has kept fans enthralled with the heroine since the 1940s. Years of designing the "Star Trek" series prepared Blackman for working with classic imagery in which the public is deeply emotionally invested. It also gave him the unparalleled background in specialty costume fabrication he would need, since the timeframe from the beginning of prep to the first day of shooting was four weeks.

DC Women Kicking Ass – Is October Boobtober for DC this year?

If I had to pick the most obvious thing they do wrong is they let artists go crazy with the sexualized poses and ridiculous body shapes. Not all women have huge boobs. Most women do not stand so you can see both their ass and their boobs. No matter how great the writing is on a book, I still wince, as do many other readers both male and female, when they see that kind of art in a book.

DC Universe: The Source » Blog Archive » Questions About The Dark

We're just one month after the announcement of the books in the "Dark" group of DC Comics–The New 52. There's a lot of mystery surrounding these titles and the solicitations for the second issues offer another round of questions to keep fans guessing: Can the Justice League Dark turn against one of their own? Was Alec Holland wrong about Swamp Thing's origins? What is the S.O.M.B.I.E. appearing in FRANKENSTEIN, AGENT OF S.H.A.D.E.? Will Mitch Shelly, a.k.a. Resurrection Man, find the answers he's looking for about his past? Find out all of these and more when the below books hit shelves this October.

Marvel Announces New Stores Initiative | Comic News | News | Marvel.com

Marvel is proud to announce the New Stores initiative, an unparalleled support program for retailers opening new "brick and mortar" comic book shops worldwide. To qualify for the benefits of Support Your Stores initiative, retailers need only contact their Diamond representative to ask for inclusion in this program. The benefits include, but are not limited to:

News: BREAKING: Guy Ritchie Back On SGT ROCK

What's next for Guy Ritchie after Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows? There has been talk of Excalibur but Twitch has learned that Warner Brothers is putting the Warren Ellis scripted project aside and instead wants Ritchie to focus on a title from his past: The DC Comics adaptation Sgt Rock.

Alex Ross covers Anthrax (again) | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment

Long-running heavy metal band Anthrax has unveiled the cover art for its forthcoming CD Worship Music, featuring an original painting for Alex Ross. It's the third cover Ross has created for Anthrax

Wednesday Runaround – Who Will Kill Cock Robin?

Grant Morrison at Foyles – James reports | The Forbidden Planet International Blog Log

He spoke highly of Watchmen, describing it as beautiful. But I could sense that the realism and adult desire for explanation and sense that some authors aped was, for him, a dead end.  He made mention of the Kabala – the magicians' path, which is embodied in a way in the book and was frank and tremendously objective when asked about his alien abduction incident while in Kathmandu.  I was very impressed with how he could describe the subjective experience and then with detachment explain how he himself has tried to rationalise, and find reason for the experience and also with objectivity attempt to dismiss it.


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Rich JohnstonAbout Rich Johnston

Founder of Bleeding Cool. The longest-serving digital news reporter in the world, since 1992. Author of The Flying Friar, Holed Up, The Avengefuls, Doctor Who: Room With A Deja Vu, The Many Murders Of Miss Cranbourne, Chase Variant. Lives in South-West London, works from Blacks on Dean Street, shops at Piranha Comics. Father of two. Political cartoonist.
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