Greg Baldino writes for Bleeding Cool Questionable Content is many things: A webcomic about a haphazardly adjusted group of twenty-somethings in New England. A serial narrative set in a context of kitchen-sink science fiction. Perhaps most importantly, it’s one of the most impressive webcomics accomplishments, updating five days a week in full color with a…
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PoliticsWatch: Ostensibly a kids comic, the rather successful Spirou in France goes rather political with its upcoming issue, declaring that in the midst of political uproar, France needs saving. The last time it did this was when Belgium was without a government… NovelWatch: Darkroom, is an autobiographical graphic novel by Lila Quintero Weaver about growing…
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Bleeding Cool has been reporting this past few months on the rise of high profile micro-distribution of comics across the US, focusing on certain stores more likely to sell their content. Specifically the work of Sam Humphries with Our Love Is Real and Sacrifice, and ComixTribe with their books Scam and Red Ten. Well…
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I was having a conversation with a retail clerk today, who expressed the opinion that DC Comics were defending comic stores while Marvel were trying to drive their customers to digital instead. I disagreed – pointed out how DC were pushing digital first ahead of Marvel, that Marvel’s AR was pushing digital users to print,…
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Bleeding Cool does not condone comic book piracy. I do find the thought processes behind those that facilitate it fascinating, however. We ran a piece last week, interviewing the semi-retired pirate Archangel. As a result, a current operating pirate, going by the name CCA_Scanner, wrote the following;. I happened to be hanging out with some…
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Hi there. I’m Geoffrey D. Wessel. I write a series called KEEPER, a crime thriller about a serial-murdering soccer player. Greg Rucka, Ian Rankin and Phil Hester, among others, have said nice things about it. You should read it: http://keeper-comic.com. The artist of KEEPER, Jeff Simpson, and myself are at Table O1 (that’s Letter-O-1, not…
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We’re pretty obsessed with ShiftyLook over here at Bleeding Cool. At the C2E2 panel that’s just concluded in Chicago, this Japanese company looking to translate less well known video games into comics, with an eye to reviving the games as well have announced two more webcomics to join the party. The first is Wonder Momo:…
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She’s been cited by David Steinberger of ComiXology, Mark Waid and Reilly Brown of being a digital pioneer in the new kind of digital comics now gaining popularity from the likes of Marvel and Thrillbent. And now, the ultimate accolade for a such a digital groundbreaker… print. De Campi has announced that her digital comic…
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Matthew Diener writed like a mother for Bleeding Cool at C2E2. Seriously, if you see him, throw some ice water on the man. The Comixology panel was a Q&A with Comixology CEO David Steinberger introduced by a few slides about the current state of Comixology. The Comixology app is currently available on the iPhone, iPad,…
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Matthew Diener writes furiously at C2E2 for Bleeding Cool. You go, Matthew, you go!!! The Marvel: House of Ideas panel at C2E2 was the first Marvel panel of the show and the company pulled out the big guns for it. One stage for the discussion was Marvel CCO Joe Quesada, Marvel Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso, Marvel…
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Cody Walker and Taylor Ramsey are writing for Bleeding Cool from C2E2. Cody attended Mark Waid’s panel last night while Taylor Ramsey had a quick word with the main man before hand. Cody Walker: It was a large crowd considering the late hour. Mark Waid took the stage along with Peter Krause. Throughout his presentation, as…
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The fuss around day-and-date digital seems almost quaint by now. It’s expected that most publishers will put out a digital comic alongside its print equivalent. Well, time for a new fuss to begin. Archaia, who have developed a reputation for publishing high end graophic novels with a pop culture appeal, are to release new material…
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Ame-Comi Girls, based on DC’s manga-style statues of Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Catwoman and other superheroines, will be a new digital comic published by DC and written by Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray. It will join today’s new Bryan Q Miller Smallville Season Eleven digital comic, and the existing Beyond and Arkham Unhinged digital comics. And…
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“Currently, DC Comics are no longer available for purchase on our Fire app.” - ComiXology representative to a Bleeding Cool reader After making such a furore by signing their most popular hundred graphic novels exclusively to the Kindle Fire last year, and seeing Barnes & Noble and Books-A-Million boycott those titles in protest, you’d have…
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The new chapter of the Crossed webcomic Wish You Were Here by Simon Spurrier, Javier Barreno and Gary Erskine is now out, after last week’s smaller interlude… and a rabbit hunting expedition comes across some unusual prey…
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