Is it too early to talk about next week's comics? Never! Obviously Bleeding Cool Magazine #1, that's going to be your big draw next week and I'll slap
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Louis Falcetti looks at the in-App iTunes ComiXology statistics for sales... around the world! This week's comiXology charts are much more interesting
You Americans and your strangely scheduled holidays. Apparently next Thursday is your Thanksgiving festival. And the Friday is known as Black Friday, when
The new Justice League Of America #1, from DC Comics in February, is a $3.99 comic. Retailers can order these, with their new discount, as usual, picking
Wolverine's brother, Dog Logan, as first seen in the Origin series ,was last seen properly in the time-travelling epic Astonishing Spider-Man &
To be fair, there were suddenly a lot of X-Men-titled books. With Uncanny X-Men, Wolverine & The X-Men, All New X-Men, Ultimate X-Men, X-Men Legacy,
We told you a while ago that Paul Cornell was wrapping up his DC Universe titles to work for Marvel. And now iFanboy seem to have made it official, teamed
Thomas Allard writes; Despite the critical and sales importance of “Bande Dessinée” in France, American comics have had trouble finding an audience
Bleeding Cool first broke the story that Hasting was to become the USA's largest chain of comic stores, when it gave over a hundred of its stores Diamond
There's no news as to whether Firefily: Browncoats Unite, the 10th anniversary reminiscence show filmed during San Diego Comic Con, and aired on Sci Fi
The Ame-Comi Catwoman statue (Holiday Variant) is shipping to comic stores shortly. If they are lucky. It has been heavily allocated by DC Collectibles.
So I get the following message, redacted to spare blushes and spoilers. Marvel creator got drunk in a stripclub in and blurted out the entire synopsis for
Yesterday we ran an article highlighting the practice of people selling their free digital codes with $3.99 Marvel Comics on eBay, but there is apparently
The last thing British TV needs now is some kids getting "buggered off" in their ears.
Just saying. Comes out next Wednesday along with the first issue of the ongoing Supurbia series. Also the same day as Bleeding Cool Magazine. And Amazing
Thank you internet.
Punk Rock Jesus is concluding next month by Sean Murphy for DC Vertigo. A thirty-two page comic book that actually was a thirty-two page comic book, the
Okay, it's no Walking Dead #1. But give it time. Raw, unslabbed copies of Suicide Squad #14, which went on sale today, are selling copies on eBay for
In an advance reorder market dominated with second prints and new variant covers suddenly sprung on retailers, it's refreshing to see reorders on
(UPDATE: This article was based on a number of stores reporting they had received very large overships of the title. Marvel however assures me that this
The last page of today's Wolverine & The X-Men. Massive spoilers, obviously.
It may not have been the a big preview (and "early next year" for the first issue may be a little optimistic) but Hollywood Reporter has run a series of
Anyway, Bleeding Cool Magazine #1 comes out next week, featuring the 100 Most Powerful People In The Comics Industry, an interview with Alan Moore, a
Did you buy a Marvel comic book today? A $3.99 one? Was it around twenty pages long? Did you get annoyed paying an extra dollar than you would have from
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuhCyQQlW3s Think About The Ink presents: The Marvel Now relaunch is beginning. This week host Grace Randolph gives her
Look at that. Walking Dead #1 is selling for a five figure sum with an hour-and-a-bit to go. Is that a record for a non-limited comic book published in
And there we have it. Saucer Country out and says it, conflating conspiracy theories about political assassination and alien abduction, and giving one who
In today's Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season Nine #15, starring... Billy The Vampire Slayer,
There are some spoilers here. Nothing major. But go in warned. It was the rain and puddles that did it for me in Batman #13. Reminiscent of the
If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two impostors just the same; - If, Rudyard Kipling. One of the things I really love about