Steve Moore is no relation to Alan Moore. But he is the man who showed Alan Moore how to write comic books. He created strips with Alan for Sounds
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This was the announcement made at the MCM London Expo that had me more excited than anything else at the show. The Thrill Electric, a motion comic project
While the Wall Street Occupy protests that have spread around the world are using the symbols of V For Vendetta to both inspire and to protect, anoither
MaskWatch: David Lloyd, creator of the V For Vendetta mask, visits the Wall Street protests. A curious Lloyd visited the Occupy Wall Street protest in
A couple of years ago, Bleeding Cool broke the news that DC Comics was planning to return to Watchmen to tell new stories. Dave Gibbons would be involved
Greg Baldino writes for Bleeding Cool Real life heroes (you know, firemen, EMTs, Detroit Public School teachers, and possibly Julian Assange depending on
In reverse order, here are the covers to issue 1 to 6 of David Hine and Shakey Kane's Bulletproof Coffin sequel, Bulletproof Coffin Disinterred, coming
Take one recreation of a classic Jack Kirby cover... by Jack Kirby. Authorised by Marvel and sold in the early nineties for around $10,000. Make sure it's
So I was set in a panel at New York Comic Con when Matt Fraction, addressing the lack of female leads in Marvel Comics pointed out one of his own. The
Bleeding Cool ran the very first details about a then-upcoming TV series called Misfits . We ran the very first review of the show, labelling it X-Men
Alan Moore's Neonomicon by Alan Moore and Jacen Burrows is published by Avatar today for $19.99. Hardcover for $27.99. As well as the series, it also
Freakangels Vol 6 TPB by Warren Ellis and Paul Duffield is published by Avatar today for $19.99. Hardcover for $27.99. Signed hardcover for $39.99 The
No slhouettes required. The covers for the final prints of the X-Men: Schism 1-5 issues, all in a row... clicky for biggy.
I ran a number of Marnie Ann Joyce's photographs from New York Comic Con this weekend and they were a smash hit. Haunting, poignant, full of life and
From ComputerAndVideoGames.com; Right near the beginning Mark Hamil said this would be his last Joker portrayal. Do you know if that's still the case and
First thing I think when opening the book to be confronted with "Thor's Day" is... no it's not. It's Wednesday. Anyway. Fear Itself #7 is a big comic. 54
Bleeding Cool has been rather critical to Marvel lately over price points of comic books, maybe we should also keep an eye on DC. Because during the DC
Barnbes&NobleWatch: The New York Times weighs in; "This fight between Amazon and Barnes & Noble is like the tide or a storm or an earthquake,"
This would have been a rather effective scene in the Captain America movie. Right from the glory of the American propaganda shows, straight into World War
They may not get a mention, but the comic store set of The Big Bang Theory is rather DC Relaunch full right now. Say, is this the only comic shop in
Aaron of A Comic Shop in Florida is sad for only making it to New York Comic Con for one day (and missing me) but he has a whole new week's worth of
Pretty much every answer to every question asked during the Marvel panels at the New York Comic Con was answered with the response "Read Point One."
Chris Troy writes for Bleeding Cool I've been attending New York comic conventions since they were being held in church basements ( aka the mid-90s), so
Todd Klein has created a number of prints that enable him to show off his lettering and design abilities, with some of the top comic book writers and
Sat in the departure lounge of JFK Airport, the sun rising, the clouds scurrying, my mind was filled with a mixture of trivia, delight and judgment. So,
This is Computo the Comic Link Conqueror speaking. I come for your women. But for now I merely collate comic-related bits and pieces online. One day I
When the first cover visuals for Justice League International #1 were shown, there was one unknown woman on the cover. Then, for reasons also unknown, she
It may seem a rather stretched juxtaposition, a New York Comic Con being a litany of visual treats, but that's never stopped Tommy Edison before. And
Home from New York Comic Con, watching Stephen Fry on the TV, it's good to be back in Blighty. And the weekly cycle starts again. Apologies for the late
Welcome to part 2 of my reminiscing about writing JLA: AGE OF WONDER. Are you sitting comfortably? Then we’ll begin some commentary. SPOILER WARNING: You