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By Alasdair Stuart Ales Kot is one of the most interesting, innovative writers working in the field today. His previous work including Change, Wild

Shawn Demumbrum writes, We invited a mix of artists to participate in the World Record Attempt. Some seasoned professionals. Some artists who are just

Ian Melton got to speak briefly with a number of comic creators at Wizard World Portland last weekend. And he had plenty to share. He writes. Ben Bates

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 This is the second in an series begun last week Although closeted in the interim report of the comic book hearings, race[...]

  Here's the Miracleman #3 cover by JG Jones.And here is wrestler Randy Orton doing his trademark pose. A little miracle referencing at work? Here

Now the editorial practices of some areas at DC Comics get some stick from folk on the internet Occasionally even from me But when their own characters start talking out of class, something's up. Take Cat Grant in yesterday's Superman. Obviously I can empathise a little But it got me thinking. You don't suppose Scott Lobdell has had[...]

This is from the printed version of Earth 2 Annual #2, published yesterday. And this is from the digital version, though I understand it has now been

Mark Millar talked about his new series Starlight, created with Gorlan Parlov, over at CBR. "Starlight" is my love letter to all the sci-fi serials I was

Today, Phil Foglio posted about Tor Books, the current publisher of his graphic novel series Girl Genius with Kaja Foglio, giving him the silent

British broadcaster, comedian and presenter, Jonathan Ross has written a number of comics of late, including Turf and America's Got Powers But for his new series, Revenge, with Ian Churchill, it seems just writing the damn thing is not enough He's pencilled a cover too. An exclusive cover, available only at Forbidden Planet, we also had[...]

Comedy shows like The Big Bang Theory portray comic book shops, and their employees in a certain light and get mixed reactions from actual comic book

Continuing their Li'l Dynamites event, we get an extended preview of Li'l Sonja by Jim Zub and Joel Carroll. Li’l Sonja is a warrior girl who travels the

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKIqGM1fEcQ[/youtube] Natalie Kim is back with her new interview show talking about comics with creators, this time with Robin Ha of The Strumpet, Shattered: The Asian American Comics Anthology (Secret Identities), and Women of Marvel. Natalie Kim writes: We sit down with independent comics master, Robin Ha, who discusses how Alabama and Seoul, Korea are not so different. Panel[...]

It was a well-reasoned list that showed an awareness of TV and film culture as well as comics culture and as we have been saying on Bleeding Cool of late, we want to welcome in new voices and new opinions—this article was an example of that. The website Outhousers decided this spelled the doom of Western[...]

There appears to be little prospect of the Browncoats returning to the screen, so it has fallen upon Dark Horse to continue their adventures in comics. During those eight-and-a-bit years Dark Horse has been surprisingly sparing with a franchise famed for its devoted following Two three issue mini-series, a graphic novel and a tiny smattering of[...]

Ask him about fitness, comics, RPGs, and answering life's mysteries via Twitter and Instagram @officiallywebb   By Alexander Webb Well, that's finally over. DC's attempt at an intriguing idea-turned-intriguing mess has come to its conclusion, as Green Team: Teen Trillionaires wraps up its storyline in the Issue # 8 finale Like the majority of the series, it wasn't[...]

Last week, I was snowed in and didn't make it to the comic shop on time; today I had to brush the snow off my car and eyed the roads for awhile, but I made it! So here's to actually getting to your comic shop on new comics day despite the polar vortex that is[...]

For an upcoming issue of  Adventure Time: Candy Capers... I'm guessing this one will cause slightly less controversy than the recent IDW cover. Although,

Belgian comics artist Philippe Delaby, passed away suddenly, yesterday, at the age of 53. Artist on Murena, published in English as Swords of Rome, he initially worked with writer Yves Duval, on a number of comic series and shorts. Celebrated as one of the greatest modern realist comic artists, Delaby studied academic drawing and oil painting, before[...]

Every week, there is quite a selection of new comics available that have been added to ComiXology via their creator-owned Submit platform, and here at Bleeding Cool we're taking a moment to point out some of the titles that have caught our attention this time around that you might find as wacky or soulful as[...]

The most famous French language comics schools are the St Luc Institute in Brussels and the Angoulême School. Strangely, I don't think that Paris had anything to match… until now. Guy Delcourt is the head of France's second largest comics publisher Group Delcourt, including Delcourt, Sun, Quadrants, and Tonkam. And ahead of this week's Angoulême Comic Art Festival,[...]

Shawn Demumbrum writes, It’s 9:15 am. It’s January 25 in Phoenix, Arizona at the Amazing Arizona Comic Con. The convention floor opens to VIPs in 15

I remember looking at earlier printed of Marvelman - Warrior, Eclipse, English collection, French collection, and realised I was able to judge how well a

Shame they don't all seem to be buying the Inhumanity comics… Catwoman does her best impression of a cat, treating her bin as cat litter Hmm I hope she doesn't do anything else in there Not without the right kind of clumping material. Dark Horse kicks off wonderfully with Furious #1, taking the amazing and finding wasys[...]

Today's All-Star Western gives it a go as well.  Not only that, but Jonah Hex breaks Christianity as well as comics? Is there anything left? And will we be able to pick up the pieces? Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London, currently exhibiting an art battle between Savage Pencil, Chris Long and Andy Dog… [...]

This is the Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes cartoon theme tune. [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxaJpUnF6xA[/youtube] This is Avengers Assemble today. You'll miss it when it's gone. Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London, currently exhibiting an art battle between Savage Pencil, Chris Long and Andy Dog…   This is the Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes cartoon theme tune. [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxaJpUnF6xA[/youtube] This is Avengers Assemble today. You'll miss it when it's[...]

With Miracleman #2. Eclipse Comics missed it out, and it was never included in the collections either With art by Paul Neary, Alan Davis (his first work on the character) and Steve Dillon, we see a glimpse of what was planned. It's not presented in the order it was originally published, the interlude comes at the end[...]

In shops February 5th we get the latest issue from Peter Milligan and Roberto De La Torre, Shadowman #15. This continues the Fear, Blood And Shadows story

http://youtu.be/LB6Pn44QKoc Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida writes: Hey Fandom! I'm in New York City for a movie premier (Need For

Ahead of the Final Order Cut-Off date of February 3rd for Sandman Overture #2, DC Comics are encouraging retailers to up their orders with the promise of metallic ink! The 1:100 variant cover by JH Williams III will have a special metallic bronze ink on the cover. While the 1:200 variant cover by Dave McKean with a[...]