Dennis O’Neil, returns to New York University every Wednesday, for his evening class on writing comic books and graphic novels at the university’s School of Continuing and Professional Studies. He’s already written a string of columns in line with his …
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Welcome back to Jack of All Trades, Bleeding Cool’s semi-regular column on all things collected. This week, I want to spotlight the success of a UK indie comic that I’ve been a fan of for quite a while: Harker. The …
DandyWatch: I’ve just been on BBC Radio West Midlands to talk about the rumoured demise of The Dandy, one of the longest running comics in the world. It feels a little like a bit of PR to me, to bring …
Longtime BC readers will know that I’m a dedicated comics auction nerd. And it’s an interesting time to be one of those. Case in point at the moment is Heritage’s current Signature auction, which contains the world’s best collection of …
We are the champions, my friends, and we’ll keep on typo-ing ’til the end.
WiredWatch: Steve Niles and Matt Pizzolli talk about their new publishing model, Black Mask Studios, to Wired. “It’s become this monopolized walled garden where you’re only allowed to grow two things: superheroes and movie treatments,” Pizzolo told Wired via e-mail. …
THE SHADOW is back, hitting stores and bad guys starting in April 2012. Garth Ennis (insert ten million awesome credentials here) is at the helm, and he answered a few of our questions on the upcoming project from Dynamite Entertainment. …
ShirtWatch: Threadless launch a new Normalmanish T-shirt… BoomWatch: Boom are running a new teaser campaign for an upcoming comic labeled “You Are Illegal On This Earth”. AwardWatch: The French comics festoival Chamberry has announced a new annual comics award especially …
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Ah well, it was still fun speculation. And the original Sand Superman saga from 1971 is still my favorite 70s-era Superman story. I stumbled across a cache of this part of the run when I was a kid and read …
Stephen Sonneveld writes for Bleeding Cool In 1932, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster sat on a Ohio hillside, looked up in the sky and imagined a man flying through it. The young men developed a comic strip about their bounding, …
John Byrne, on the death of Guardian, from his website earlier this evening: Of course, you all know the story of how Marvel somehow managed to keep Mac’s death a secret for MONTHS — or, that is, until Peter David …
NewYorkWatch: At the School Of Visual Arts on April 28th, 7pm, Jerry Robinson talks about his life and work. CatwomanWatch: Catwoman as an inkblot of the age. We can make a simple comparison of the merchandise dating from Denny O’Neil’s …
Peter S. Svensson writes for Bleeding Cool. DC Editor Ben Abernathy confirmed Mike Grell’s participation in the DC Retroactive event at the DC Icons Panel at Wondercon 2011 as part of his elaboration on the event previously announced by Dan …
Yawn. Sweet sweet blessed jet lag. I’m back in Blighty but I think I left my spatial awareness in Chicago. I’m not sure which way is up and I’m not sure I care. Still, I can still type. Or in …
So that’s what I’ll be doing on the 2nd of April. And it seems the world’s media will be there, from Japan, Germany, the USA, Frace, Italy, Spain, Australia Canada… why not come along and try and get yourself on …
CoverWatch: The Heroic Age: Villains #1 will have new cover art, shown here. CollectWatch: Fifteen years of black superhero action figures… “I was excited because seeing a black (action figure) just was laughably rare. I remember buying it, putting it …
Rich Johnston The internet’s original and best-known comic book reporter, Johnston has been covering the industry since he started posting his column on rec.arts.comics in 1992. His trademark mix of hard news and salacious gossip subsequently went through a number …
We’ve already run the Preview and Thursday, Friday and Saturday programing and commentary at the San Diego Comic Con, and the full DC Comics listings for the entire show. But now it’s time for Sunday at San Diego. Red comments by …
