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Do you live in Maryland and are looking for something cool to do? Do you like the Six Million Dollar Man? Or do you want 50% off paperback and hardbacks at a comic shop? Then get down to Cards Comics And Collectibles today and meet Six Million Dollar Man writer Jim Kuhoric and artist Sean[...]

I've just got back from the Diamond Retailer Day just before London Super Comic Con. Before I left, I had a quick runaround the show floor, where people

By Chris Thompson [audio:http://popculturehound.net/podcast/PCHPodcastEpisode79.mp3] After last week's chat with Greg Rucka (which you can still listen to here), this time I catch up with Jai Nitz (Green Hornet, Paper Museum, El Diablo) who wrote my favorite mini-series of last year, Dream Thief, which has just been released in trade this week from Dark Horse Comics. Jai & I[...]

Dark Horse has sent us over a preview of Evan Dorkin's The Eltingville Club #1 After twenty years, three Eisner Awards, and a smattering of hate mail, the

On Wednesday Voice In The Dark #5 hits the stands from Top Cow and creator Larime Taylor and we've got a preview of the first six pages. “KILLING GAME,”

Tom Ward writes for Bleeding Cool: On the 24th of June 1886 Joseph Merrick arrived at Liverpool Street Station, exhausted but finally back in his own

Ask him about fitness, comics, RPGs, and answering life's mysteries via Twitter and Instagram @officiallywebb By Alexander Webb Welcome to another installment of Flashback Friday, with your comic book (and fitness!) consigliere, Alex Today we follow up last week's cliffhanger with Part Two of the fantastic storyline, No Man's Land, as seen in Shadow of the[...]

I hear from comics writer and imprint Believe in Comics founder Fabian Rangel Jr that there's another Doc Unknown comic coming to Kickstarter, and before I can send him my interview questions, the project has already funded, almost overnight This time it's a full graphic novel collection of Doc Unknown stories, a comic that rose[...]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFK1hhW01UM&feature=share   Our own Aaron Haaland of A Comic Show from A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, helps

We've got a little more information now on a book that was announced at the Image Expo. In a new six-issue miniseries from Shadowline, Ted McKeever takes

Timothy Carson writes: According to ComiXology sales last week taken from iOS in-app purchase charts, The Walking Dead has, yet again, manhandled the

Welcome to another week of Typing on The Dead, Bleeding Cool’s Walking Dead recap column.  This week All Out War come to the hilltop community as Rick's

I provided ideas and artwork for characters and scenes. ABA: What/who are your artistic influences? AG: Mostly European comics and American poster artists, with a few Manga artists thrown in I've always been a huge fan of Moebius, Toppi, Liberatore, Otomo, Syd Mead, etc., as well as Drew Struzan and Amsel I'm a big fan of a[...]

Phil Hester has been cleaning out his closet. Cleaned the studio, so stand by for ancient oddities. First: DC made me change this Deadman back in the day.

Michael Davis is the co-founder of Milestone Comics and a current graphic novelist He runs The Black Panel at San Diego Comic Con And he now writes a weekly column for Bleeding Cool. Part One: Since I've been writing for Bleeding Cool, a recurring theme in the comments is Milestone Regardless of whether the article mentions Milestone[...]

This is Chris Ryall. He is editor-in-chief of IDW Publishing. And while marketing guy Dirk Wood is currently struggling with technology in the Diamond

Green Team, Teen Trillionaires launched from DC Comics last year Its sales were not good It was the worst selling New 52 book and by the end it dropped off the Top 300 sales list. But it was actually a decent comic book and it ended with one hell of a twist hat I understand will[...]

Also worth noting, Walking Dead continues to super-perform for Image Comics, this month for the first time putting two issues in the Top Ten as All Out War kicks off. Marvel Comics dollar share stabalised from to 34.09% to 34.1% but as did their unit share from to 37.39% to 37.36% DC Comics saw their dollar[...]

But, while some retailers may get copies, Bleeding Cool has confirmed that Marvel Comics is asking to hold their copies for another week until every shop gets them, as a result of a printing/distribution issue. Amongst other things, the new series will also feature a new character based on One Direction's Zayn Malik. Describing himself as a[...]

Beneath the Diamond Retailer Day, at the Aloft Hotel in the London Docklands, Avatar Press, owners of Bleeding Cool are having their Press Day. I spied

I'm at the Diamond Retailer Day at the Aloft Hotel in London's Docklands, ahead of tomorrow's London Super Comic Con. It kicks off in an hour, but I just bumped into Titan Comics folks in the bar They confirmed to be the news I'd had from BBC America, that Titan Comics, despite being based in Britain,[...]

Chris Ronburger, a 19 year old cafeteria worker with Down Syndrome and autism, has begun his own business, arranging selling vending machines that sell

We've been talking about the upcoming Comics Unmasked exhibition at the British Library for some time Running from 2nd May to 19th August and curated by Man At The Crossroads, Paul Gravett and John Harris Dunning, they've just launched their poster art for the exhibition, by Tank Girl and Gorillaz' Jamie Hewlett. And because this is[...]

By Panel 2 Panel [audio:http://media62.podbean.com/pb/104a888947759bd9d3f30461a2acbdd1/53220ab8/data1/blogs60/642330/uploads/P2PIssue39Scribblenauts.mp3] Bleeding Cool welcomes back the Panel 2 Panel podcast team, joined by Josh Elder, the writer on DC's Scribblenauts Unmasked. They say: This week the crew is joined by the amazing Josh Elder who is currently writing Scribblenauts Unmasked for DC Comics[...]

Or more recently when I did some covers for a Galactus series, I really loved it. The comics he says he liked, growing up, are not a huge surprise… I started with Disney stuff, Spider-man, Batman, and a whole lot of French, Belgian and Italian work I just loved comics so I'd read anything I could get[...]

He says: This week we premier our new show "The Comics and Cosplay Happy Hour" My special guests are Kelly and Reith (from Propped Up Creations) In our round table discussion we talk about : comics, Captain America Winter Soldier, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, Hulk Agents of Smash, and of course cosplay at PAX East. Find More of[...]

Hannah Means-Shannon also reviewed the series so far yesterday, and brought in the news that the next series Fox Hunt has been confirmed by Archie Comics, written by Mark Waid and drawn by Dean Haspiel, so thankfully it's not time for farewells to the Fox just yet. The fantastically-foxy finale IS HERE in Freak Magnet Part[...]

Dynamite Entertainment has tapped him to bring back Chaos! Comics in a single mini-series Quite the ambitious task. BLEEDING COOL: I was at a store signing in Orange County with Brian Pulido and Stephen Hughes when Evil Ernie #1 came out Were you in on the Chaos! Revolution back when it started or did you come[...]

Ask him about fitness, comics, RPGs, and answering life's mysteries via Twitter and Instagram @officiallywebb By Alexander Webb Last month, I wrote a review on the mediocrity of Justice League 3000, Issue 3 I didn't see it going anywhere I thought the character's attitudes were laughable and saw the art as maybe the only shining spot[...]

Prior to May 3rd, 1938 (when Action Comics #1 hit newsstands), comic book stories were little more than cartoon strips deemed unworthy of syndication in national newspapers Superman changed that forever. Siegel and Shuster had no idea what they had on their hands—otherwise, they'd never have sold the character's rights to DC for $130 (roughly $2,156.67[...]