Welcome to the first installment of Josh's Indie Comic Book Grab Bag, where we will be spotlighting some indie projects worthy of your time and attention. This first installment will focus on Black Project, Champions of Earth, Seasons, and Oasis.
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Dinesh Shamdasani has been making certain teases... getting Paul Mounts to recolour the Frank Miller covers from the original Unity series created by Jim Shooter back in the day.
Writer Darin Henry, who has just sold a pitch to Netflix and made a new comedy for Disney, is publishing a line of humour comics called Sitcomics — and today we have 24 pages of Z-People by Darin Henry, Tom Richmond, and K. Michael Russell.
There are a series of takes on Conan the Barbarian coming from French publisher Glenat, based on Robert E Howard's novels, in public domain outside of the USA — and now we have a glimpse.
Hannah Blumenreich, who came to prominence with her Peter Parker fan comics, has provided the artwork for 2018's Free Comic Book Day Commemorative Artist poster. Check it out!
A Jeepers Creepers comic series, based on the film franchise, has been scheduled for April, written by Marc Andreyko (Torso, Batwoman, Wonder Woman '77) and drawn by Kewber Baal (KISS).
Recently ThinkGeek released an exclusive clothing line in conjunction with Valiant Comics, celebrating all things Faith! We got one of the sweaters — but is it worth the price?
Stroper is a sci-fi hunting adventure by creator Eddie Porter. The Kickstarter project for Stroper will go live on January 23rd. Check out the details here.
Bleeding Cool Bestseller List – 21st January 2018 – A "Great Thaw" Taking Place over Marvel's Comics
This is the Top 10 Bleeding Cool Bestseller List, as compiled by a number of comic stores from their sales on Wednesday and Thursday. It measures what are
The Last Jedi box office updates, a wedding set for Lucifer season 3, Tom King announces a new comic project called Sanctuary, and more geeky news from the past week!
It Looks like DC Comics Didn't Tell Chris Sprouse About Tom Strong Appearing in The Terrifics Either
Promethea will be appearing in this week's Justice League Of America #23, with a cover appearance on Justice League Of America #24. Bleeding Cool reported
This is, apparently, the comic book showdown you have been waiting for. Master assassin Deathstroke versus the world's greatest detective Batman. Last
The Justice League are closing in on the Fan, but he has many more tricks up his sleeve to hold the team at bay. We also learn the history of the Fan. Does it make for a good read?
Currently Hot Topic is running a fantastic promotion: spend $30 or more in Riverdale merch, get some free Valentine's Day Cards! But are they worth it?
The Mangog continues his rampage across Asgardia while Jane Foster, aka the Mighty Thor, lies withering away in a hospital bed. While the god-killing monster lays waste to the golden realm, Jane must make a choice for both her future and the future of Asgardia. Is it a good read?
Batman and Wonder Woman are called in to perform a favor for the otherdimensional warrior known as the Gentle Man. For one day, they must fight the demons of humanity's sins on his behalf. Does Batman #39 make for a good read?
For many people, when they hear the Humpty Dumpty nursery rhyme, they immediately think of an egg. But why? And what was Humpty Dumpty really?
In Venom Inc. Omega, it's the final battle: Spider-Man, Venom, Anti-Venom, Black Cat, and Mania versus a giant Maniac, aka Lee Price. He has resorbed the symbiotes he attached to his followers, and it's up to these five heroes to stop him. Is it a good read?
Kirby Comics is a new comic book store that just opened in Hanover, Pennsylvania, and the unique vision of owner Matthew Madrigale landed the store a front-page story in the local newspaper.
Regular Bleeding Cool readers will know I have quite the soft spot for the work of Al Ewing. The soft-spoken bearded Brit hides such complexities
New titles Fear Diaries, by Garrett Gunn and Nicolas Toures, and FUBAR All-Stars, by a murderer's row of comics creators, are coming courtesy of Alterna Comics this coming April. Read the details here.
Boom! is publishing the third chapter of Dan Abnett and INJ Culbard's trilogy Wild's End as an original graphic novel with Journey's End to be published in June. The anthropomorphic, sci-fi graphic novel trilogy reveals powerful acts of humanity persevering in the face of war on a worldwide scale.
Dan Fogler and Tom Hodges brings you the Brooklyn Gladiator, a rough 'n' tough action hero in post-apocalyptic New York City in 2033. This comes out alongside the continued story of Captain Canuck's origin, Fantomah, and Freelance from Chapterhouse Comics in April. Details here.
Seinfeld, Futurama, and My Family writer Darin Henry, who has just sold a pitch to Netflix and made a new comedy for Disney, is publishing a line of humour comics called Sitcomics. And we have a preview for Super Suckers #1, one of these extra-long, extra-cheap stories.
Ramon Gil writes: Travis McIntire has been making comics for a long time. He first emerged as a founding member of the Michigan Comics Collective and is
Daniel Jonathan Gordon writes: What would happen if the Big Two stopped publishing comics? Well, that's what my new Kickstarter series is about! Oh good,
Mark Campos was born in Reno, Nevada in 1962. An alternative comics creator, his comics appeared in Hyena, Gay Comics, Itchy Planet, Naughty Bits and
Nigerian immigrant to the USA, Roye Okupe is a creative specialist who holds both a Bachelor’s and Masters in computer science from The George Washington
With the announcement of the oversized Action Comics #1000, DC's long game was revealed to be to take away Superman's underpants for seven years and then bring it back for the big thousandth-issue anniversary. Their absence was designed to make the fans’ hearts grow stronger.
In the back of recent Marvel Comics, Wolverine has been turning up and missing the people he was meant to be there to see. First hanging around with an