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American Vampire 1976 concludes on Tuesday with American Vampire 1976 #10 Who will be killed off as this story comes to a close? You'll need to wait to read the full comic for that, because DC is being very stingy with the preview for this one, giving us only one single page Check out the[...]

We now have a new date for it, next week on the 13th of July. American Vampire #10 was planned for the 13th of July, but has now been knocked back to the 3rd of August. The Superman & Lois Lane: The 25th Wedding Anniversary Deluxe Edition planned for the 14th of September has now been pushed[...]

American Vampire 1976 #9 is in stores from DC Comics on Tuesday, the penultimate chapter in this series As the solicit explains, things are getting desperate Not final issue desperate, but pretty close Can you even stop an apocalyptic demon invasion with a really big bomb? We'll find out soon Check out the preview below. AMERICAN[...]

Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque's hit comic, American Vampire 1976, has just three issues remaining The story heads toward its climax in American Vampire 1976 #8, in stores on Tuesday from DC Comics Check out a preview below as the end is near… both literally in terms of the book's finale, and figuratively in terms[...]

Appearing in the back of this week's The Dreaming: Waking Hours #2 and American Vampire 1976 #1, an advertisement for the Razorblades horror comic book anthology created by James Tynion IV that Bleeding Cool has been keeping up to date with (and I just received my own copy of the first issue.) Buying advertising space[...]

Now, as we previously reported, DC Comics has announced the end of American Vampire this October with American Vampire 1976. Let's take a look at what the end of this series, which has been running for more than a full decade, means and why 2020 is the perfect time for us to look back to the[...]

Do you remember when American Vampire was first announced? All the fuss was that Stephen King was co-writing the series Well, they don't need that now The news about American Vampire returning for its final chapter is all about creators Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque – and it's set in 1976 Man, all those Americans[...]

Time to do a little Random House fishing for upcoming DC Comics titles towards the end of 2018… and we begin with an American Vampire omnibus Maybe they're getting ready to relaunch the series? American Vampire Omnibus Vol 1 By Scott Snyder, Stephen King, Rafael Albuquerque $99.99 On sale Nov 06, 2018 | 984 Pages Chronicling the history of a new breed[...]

But to my surprise, it's actually been in the pages of American Vampire's Second Cycle, written by Snyder and illustrated painstakingly in painterly style by Rafael Albuquerque, that I find the biggest example of this theme in the past couple of issues. Skinner and Pearl have been the magnetic forces holding the series together as it[...]

And there are increasing signs that $4.99 will be upon us soon. Well, it seems that Vertigo are saying sayonara to $2.99 as well. The titles did experiment with $3.99 prices but, with in 2011 joined in with the other DC titles in reducing the page count of their monthly books to twenty pages of story for $2.99. Well[...]

Adam Daughhetee moderated a panel featuring Ben Templesmith, Rafael Albuquerque, Rachel Deering, Matthew Roberts, and Vanesa Del Rey about their life and work. He started off by asking them, "What are your roots in horror, and what's drawn you to this genre?" Albuquerque, who is best known right now for his work with Scott Snyder on American[...]

On a recent trip to the Cradle Of Aviation Museum in Garden City, NY while his son was on Spring break… Batman Eternal and American Vampire scribe Scott Snyder found a civil war belt that tells a very different history than we get in school. [youtube]http://youtu.be/JxvqyapuGJI[/youtube] On a recent trip to the Cradle Of Aviation Museum in[...]

However, American Vampire usurps victory from both The Walking Dead and Ms Marvel in Ireland, both of which came in second and third place respectively Injustice: Year Two rises through the ranks to number one in Russia this week, dethroning Hawkeye Japan jumped on the Ms Marvel train as well, and completely avoided The Walking[...]

This week their special segment includes: Catfish Quiz. Books reviewed in this episode include: Vertigo: American Vampire Second Cycle #1 Marvel Comics: Superior Spider-Man Annual #2 Marvel Comics: Ms Marvel #2 Marvel Comics: Thor God Of Thunder #20 Image Comics: Sovereign #1 DC Comics: Batman And Aquaman #29 Marvel Comics: Uncanny X-Men #19 BOOM! Studios: Clockwork Angels #1 DC Comics: Batman: Bruce Wayne Murderer TP Dark[...]

Without further ado, I give you the Essential Eight Comic Books for the Comic Book Curious (in no particular order). American Vampire It used to be that whenever people found out I liked comic books a lot of them wanted to talk about Sandman Neil Gaiman's epic story about Dream and the other Endless went out past[...]

Scott Snyder was signing and interviewing heavily at New York Comic Con, and fans couldn't have been happier with that, but in case you missed it, his big push, as he announced in the Vertigo Defy panel at the Con, is to clarify that there are some big transitions happening in The Wake right now[...]

But why not both? Both could certainly be true of American Vampire Anthology. The decision to solicit and invite professionals in comics to contribute to an anthology, each writing and drawing a story that they feel fits into the American Vampire universe might seem like an appropriate "hoorah" to a series that had announced its cancellation,[...]

Brains make a strong appearance here with Bedlam #2. A sentiment possibly shared by Professor X in Uncanny Avengers #2 Hey, what's with all these issue twos anyway? Is it an unwritten law that all issue twos have to feature dismemberment? American Vampire breaks the cycle, albeit only with a leg bone That's still dismembered… but what if[...]

Raymond Brown writes for Bleeding Cool at WonderCon from the Vertigo and Superman panels. Vertigo: The New Blood The panelists for the Vertigo panel were senior editor Will Dennis, writer Scott Snyder and artist Dustin Nguyen. Dennis discussed several upcoming Vertigo releases.  To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Fables, Vertigo will be rereleasing the first trade paperback collection[...]

That was Christmas. But enough about that. New comics hit the US tomorrow and the UK on Thursday (just like in the old days) and Grace Randolph and Think