Welcome to Occupy Comics. Some of the biggest names in independent and mainstream comics have come together for a social-networking funded comic book anthology to tell the story of the Occupy Wall Street protest that sidesteps the 24 hour news media’s desire for sensationalism. The money raised will pay the creators for their work –…
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In January, Avatar will publish a new colour edition of Atmospherics, a graphic novel by Warren Ellis and Ken Meyer Jr about an alien abductee – or a serial killer. In addition to the color softcover edition, there’s a hardcover edition that’s limited to only 1,000 copies – and each of these individual copies has…
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As of December 29th, Warner Bros. will no longer be issuing copies of the Harry Potter films on DVD or Blu-ray to stores, either online or bricks and mortar. By the spring, whatever copies are out there on the shelves will be running very thin, I feel. Why are they doing this? Because of this….
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UPDATE: As a result of the following article, I understand that the comic in question has been pulled from ComiXology. Hope you got it/read it if you wanted to… The new Incredible Hulk series by Jason Aaron and Marc Silvestri is out next week. But a few hours ago it went live on the ComiXology…
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I said that the beginning of Defenders #1 reminded me of Sandman. Well pretty much all of Fear Itself #7.2 does. Oh and a bit of Buffy. Now there are going to be a few spoilers in this, there’s no two ways about it. So let me tell you a quick story, to give people…
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Twleve issue threes and two issue twos, the DC relaunch is starting to bed in. Which is probably why so many books try to do a little something different this week. Resurrection Man is into its third issue and already it’s adding a kink to the premise – this time our hero does not return…
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Bleeding Cool has made note of the continued salami slicing of budget at Marvel Comics. The firing of staff without a decrease in workload for the department. The reduction and justification for every expense, no matter how small, in the offices. The move from some projects to a “B” rate of pay for letterers, colourists…
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What’s in a name? Often comic book products change their name from concept to production. Sometimes it’s legal, sometimes it’s a change of mind, sometimes it’s a technical issue and sometimes… it’s a shame. Take the Deadpool MAX: Balls Out Premiere HC. It has been retitled Deadpool MAX: Involuntary Armageddon Premiere HC. Kick Ass 2…
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It’s one thing to have your truck stolen. It’s another when the contents of the truck are far more valauable than the truck itself. That’s what happened to Andy McMahon of Duncanville Book Store. His truck on its way to Wizard World Austin Comic Con loaded down with silver age and golden age comics, two…
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Here is a preview of the twentieth volume of the French spy thriller comic, XIII – four years after the previous volume and the first by the new creative team of Jigoubov and Sente. The Day Of The Mayflower will be released in France by Dargaud on November 18th, and is expected to sell around…
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While British people of late have found a number of opportunities to get their comics signed by Alan Moore, Americans… haven’t. Alan shows no sign of getting a passport again and seems content to stay in Northampton, with occasional forays to London. Some people have even travelled from America to London for an Alan Moore…
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Bleeding Cool first mentioned Jonathan Ross and Tommy Lee Edwards‘ follow up to Turf last year. The Golden Age, a tale about superheroes in retirement. At this weekend’s North Carolina Comic Con, Tommy Lee Edwards showed a lot more. David LaFuente was also on hand to show off his comic with Jonathan Ross. Home Run,…
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