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Lots of comic book creators were thanked in the credits to Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania But for what? Bleeding Cool does our best Friday night breakdown, feel free to add any other possible credit reasons in the comments and I'll update in the morning – and credit you.   Stan Lee for Ant-Man, The Wasp, Kang[...]

All Rights Reserved. The Black Widow movie credits give special thanks to the following comic book creators John Buscema, Paul Cornell, Adi Granov, Devin Grayson, Don Heck, J.G Jones, Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, Ralph Macchio, David Michelinie, Richard K Morgan, Jimmy Palmiotti, George Perez, Joe Quesada, Tom Raney, Don Rico, John Romita Sr., Chris Samnee, Bill[...]

"What wasn't cool was misspelling one of the New Mutants creators name wrong on the credits It's Bob McLeod, not Bob MACleod! You had one job credit writer get the name right! Heck they spelled Bill Sienkiewicz and Chris Claremont correctly!" Bleeding Cool is well accustomed to the art of typos, indeed once would argue we[...]

It's not entirely unknown for a Pixar movie to have an end of credits sting of some sort They've been known to have mid-credit scenes, fictitious bloopers, or the characters just messing around the credits, but the new Onward movie going on general release has none of these things There is no fathomable reason to[...]

Just out of a screening of Joker, the new Warner Bros movie based on the character from the Batman comic books. And despite reports that the movie is not

Now the credits aren't that long… not compared to some It's always nice to see a list of babies born to people working on the movie while it was in production It won't be long until you get to the list of songs, the company logos and the big Disney Kingdom animation. And then you get[...]

But if everything you've seen about the series so far still isn't enough to convince you (maybe you were just lacking in "the feels" yesterday when we told you about the extended trailer ???), DC Universe is offering up the official opening credits for the series. Think it's safe to say this is not going to be[...]

'Star Wars: Rebels' showrunner Dave Filoni just broke our hearts with this tweet from BTS of the final season of the series.

Kaboom! Here we go folks, the full DC Comics solicitations, all the June Rebirth books, all the continuing non-DC Universe series and concluding

ALL IS FINE! — Fabian Nicieza (@FabianNicieza) February 8, 2016 Hear that, folks? While Rob Liefeld has taken the opportunity on Facebook to talk about how both his and Fabian Nicieza's names appear on the credits of the Deadpool movie, out this week. Sooooooo many of you have been very nice and concerned asking over these months wether I would receive[...]

We mentioned that Marvel was to launch a new series of variant covers called "Classic", hiring veteran creators associated with a character (maybe). It

But on the credits? Well this is the credit page from Fantastic Four #11 of the current run from last month. And from Fantastic Four Annual #1, which followed it. And now on Fantastic Four #12 out this week. Note the difference? Let's zoom in. Other books stepping into line include Wolverine & The X-Men. Where only a couple of weeks ago, there[...]

Here's the credits page. But it's actually drawn by Tony Akins As Amanda's partner points out.. And today's Frankenstein: Agent Of S.H.A.D.E is cover credited to Jeff Lemire in print… but to the actual writer Matt Kindt in promotional material… Come on DC credit people, get a grip! Although it's Marvel who seem to have an issue spelling "mimicking"[...]

Return after you've seen the credits… As more and more people get to see The Avengers movie (it's out in the UK today), there are more and more questions being asked But these are the two bigger ones. The first is a slight spoiler for a line from Loki Nothing major The second spoiler is for[...]

This seems a rather rare occurence. Not on all the press certainly, but on this UK poster for Tintin in particular, the name of the writers is the same

This is the image that is appearing at the end of the credits to the Green Lantern movie, when shown in America, according to CBR, as part of a marketing strategy that includes comics retailers getting movie-themed promotional materials and  preview screening tickets. Bleeding Cool has also reported on upcoming plans to run television advertising alongside[...]