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His piece "Good Will Always Triumph" beautifully and poignantly expresses, what I believe, all of us associated with the comics industry – be it as a creator, editor, journalist or fan – feel about what happened in Aurora. In fact, he so perfectly said what we are all feeling, that I'm not going to even try[...]

In one week's time… the first issue of Spike, the third issue of America's Got Powers, the first issue of Dr Manhattan, the new Glamourpuss, Dan The Unharmable and Hero Worship… and in two weeks it's fifth week with the DC annuals, Justice League and Phantom Lady #1…  DARK HORSE COMICS BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER SPIKE #1[...]

Bleeding Cool's  Kickstarter Correspondent, Shawn Demumbrum has lead three Kickstarter campaigns to launch comic books, two successfully funded and one that wasn't.  Each week he will point out some of the unique Kickstarter projects that wouldn't normally be published by the big comic book companies, but deserve your attention.  Shawn's current project Break the Walls:[...]

We know how Greg Capullo has been feeling about images of the new Joker design being shown by DC Comics on previews of Batman and Batgirl. He seemed to reconcile himself to the fact that we hadn't seen the character close up Though it does look like, basically, the Joker has had his face reattached to[...]

  Recently Coruña held its fifteenth annual comics convention, Viñetas desde o Atlántico 2012 J Antonio Fraga attended for Bleeding Cool Including the Frank Quitely panel. When asked about new projects, he mentioned the two books that everybody knows he's working on right now, Pax Americana with Morrison and Jupiter's Children with Millar, but he hinted[...]

Recently La Coruña in Spain hosted its fifteenth annual comics convention, Viñetas desde o Atlántico 2012 J Antonio Fraga attended for Bleeding Cool. Including the panel with R M Guéra, he learned that after Scalped, R.M is finishing the last eight pages of the second volume of Howard Blake, the pirate series he started for BD[...]

The rumours are true. DC Thompson is to end the longest running comic book in the UK, The Dandy. Started in 1937, the kids anthology comic The Dandy beat

I'm a sucker for spoilers, and usually can't resist clicking on that link... and this is one of those times I wish I hadn't. But don't make my mistake, go

Join us every week as we discuss comic book news from a different point of view and get instant feedback from real customers on New Comics Day, as we literally corner them and and ask questions about comic books and related topics Unscripted, reality CC. In this Issue of Collectors Cornered we talk with the writer[...]

Shaky Kane writes; This week's panel, always popular as sketch request, is from the first BULLETPROOF COFFIN series and is entitled RAMONA QUEEN OF THE

Anyone got a Boom Tube handy that can take me two months into the future? Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London We've been discovering tales of the old gods in the rebooted Wonder Woman over the last year Hard edged retelling tales of the Greek pantheon and Wonder Woman's place in the world, both above and[...]

Shut up. Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London Catwoman #1 ended with Batman And Catwoman getting it on Issue #12 begins with… …well, with unconscious prostitutes pissing themselves en masse in the open. Seriously it's like The Pro or something. Yes, I still like this comic Shut up. Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London Catwoman #1 ended with Batman And[...]

I know quite a few of you loved them. Marvel Premiere Classic was a hardcover line that collected classic comics in a similar fashion to the way new comics were being collected, and had two covers, one with a standard cover, the other showing a cover of one of the comics inside, inset. Marvel's bookstore sales have[...]

You probably can't expect mint copies. But if you want to read new DC comics legally for a third or a quarter of the price of print and digital, and don't mind a few creases, bumps, or lumps from the postal service, Tanga are running their discount DC subscription deals again. $2.99 and $3.99 comics, with $36[...]

This is the official line; "A mysterious figure known as the Ghost has invited a small group of retailers to sell his Ghost Variant comics No one knows who the Ghost is, where the comics are coming from, or what the next Ghost Variant will be But everyone should be on the watch for The Ghost." Variant[...]

Bleeding Cool first featured the micro-distributed comic book Scam from Comix Tribe at the beginning of the year. Since then it's been picked up by

Neil Gaiman tweeted; Some years ago, I had to pitch/explain SANDMAN to Warners. Jill Thompson illustrated the pitch. That art's for sale All this work can

Is it a good idea for Marvel Studios to hand the reins over to Joss Whedon and for Warner Brothers and DC Comics to do the same with Christopher Nolan? What does this potentially mean for Marvel movies and DC Comics movies? And has Christopher Nolan ruined any chance for a Justice League movie by[...]

Psychologically comples it is made simple in comics with the old "half and half" Oh and so many different endings and threads unfurling for people on the path to Amazing Spider-Man #700… This is the stuff of Brendon Connelly's nightmares right here The circus have been Crossed and they are coming to your town There are[...]

So there's that… Wonder Woman has been one of the outstanding comics of the New 52, that took the idea of rebooting/relaunching to heart and gave us a very different book, in both story and art A darker world has taken us away from humanity and into the world of gods It seems inconceivable that we[...]

Except for one bit… Where Cap's last two words take up a double page… Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London   Remember Civil War? Course you do, the one where Sue Richards left Reed Richards in two different ways, where Reed had two contradictory reasons for joining the Iron Man's side, where Iron Man contradicted himself over the[...]

SPIDER-MEN #4 is the single best issue of Bendis' entire comics-writing career I occasionally have my issues with the man, but this book had me in uncontrollable sobs every single time I dared go through it again And I did, over and over and over again It's a humanizing approach towards the craziness of time[...]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-FhqkvBSDY[/youtube] Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Florida writes; Hey Fandom! This week is a special peek into my office at home! My wife is a teacher and she's back to work now, but my daughter's daycare doesn't start until next week! I'm not at the shop, but I do have the new comics! Saga continues to[...]

Drew Edward Johnson has posted art from a Wonder Woman comic that never was, written by Michael Jelinic, pencils by Drew Edward Johnson, inks by Ray

It's what most people called it, now it's official, the new issue of CLiNT has been titled Mark Millar's CLiNT. It has also begun republishing Death

Alasdair Stuart writes for Bleeding Cool Amelia Cole and the Unknown World was one of the launch titles for Monkeybrain Comics The story of a female magician, living between two worlds and trapped on a third, it's written by Adam P Knave and DJ Kirkbride with Nick Brokenshire on art and Rachel Deering lettering It's one[...]

I like the new cover, but you're right, it's definitely a darker tone than some of the series' original covers. On the subject of using the the occult stuff to add spice to a 'standard TV detective format', it occurs to me that despite so many different genres being explored by comics today, traditional whodunnits aren't[...]

Poems have been written. And posted on Tumblr along with animated gifs and emoticons about the young boy Loki, his crow Ikol and his BFF Leah. Now, it

On the left, Malachi Ward's cover to Bravest Warriors #2 on the left, JG Jones cover to 52 #46 on the right. In Swipe File we present two or more images

This is an advance review of Avengers Vs X-Men #10. It attempts to avoid spoilers that may impede your reading experience. Mid-way through Avengers Vs