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While the American comics social scene seems to be taking a breather for Thanksgiving, London has nothing to be thankful for. So, instead, we get the

Part One and Part Two here... Larry's Comics in Lowell, MA. Golden Apple of Los Angeles, California... with some Batfolk in residence; P Dot's Comics

Novelist and screenwriter Eric Garcia has teamed up with Javier Fernandez to do a new four issue mini-series called City: The Mind In The Machine from

Walt Flanagan is an average, everyday comic shop manager... that also does a podcast, is on AMC's Comic Book Men, has drawn Batman for DC Comics multiple

Nick Marino of Audioshocker.com shares his con recap with Bleeding Cool: If you hate reading and just wanna look at the pictures, then I'll sum it up for

For nearly 30 year's, Stan Sakai has been entertaining us. From lettering Groo the Wanderer with Sergio Argones and Mark Evanier to his own creation Usagi

If we keep falling for it, Marvel are going to keep doing it. Daredevil #1 by Mark Waid and Chris Samnee for March, for All New Marvel Now! “Join Marvel’s

Hanging out at the Long Beach Comic and Horror Con this weekend I can tell you a few things. Archery is big in the cosplay world... saw a large number of

Marvel announced on CBR today that there will be a second Free Comic Book Day release in 2014. To go with the already announced Guardians of the Galaxy,

There's a switch around for creative teams and stories on A Plus X #16 and #17 from Marvel. The first, with creative teams Gerry Dugan and Jeff Loveness

Geof Darrow in the TARDIS. Would the Shaolin Cowboy make a fine War Doctor? Top Twenty Traffic Stories Of The Week Fifty Thoughts About Doctor Who: The

By  Nikolai Fomich On Friday, October 18, at New York Comic Con, Jimmy Palmiotti sat down to talk with photographer/writer/Jedi Knight Buddy Scalera, in a

Fresh off a plane from Blighty, Warren Ellis joined Geoff Manaugh to discuss areas of their expertise, “Hit Men, Burglars, Secret Agents, and Thieves” for

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UHSQ0cga8A Patrick Willems promises. Also, T-shirts to be won.

All Doctor Who, all the time. Most-Read TV/Film Stories Sunday: Fifty Thoughts About Doctor Who: The Day Of The Doctor (UPDATE) Here we go. Our Favourite

Mark Millar's publishing imprint Millarworld has applied to register the trademark for the word "Starlight". It is registered to cover "Comic books; Comic

With the release of Bleeding Cool Magazine #7 this week, a new name takes over the #1 spot on the Top 100 Most Powerful People in Comic Books. In last

One of our West Coast correspondents, Michele Brittany, writes from Long Beach Comic Con: For all those not glued to television sets or streaming Doctor

by Sean Stephens When it comes to politics, freedom is a word that’s seen a lot of mileage. Tune into cable news, and you’ll see a politician attempt to

Stephen Johnson writes; About 20 years ago when I was in high school I went to band camp. (Okay, let's pause for snickering) Well, we played a song one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3f8TyzjgdA Tim Estiloz interviews Pete Marston, the son of William Moulton Marston, and the creator of Wonder Woman - as

The French press get a rather bloody PR pack for the launch of the Crossed Deluxe collection... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRzntxACmR0

Sara Hutchison writes; At least in Gargoyle Bob they do. Actually in real life they do too, but that’s a different story. For now, we just want to

  Here are Ken Haeser's Christmas variant covers for the first issue of Dynamite's upcoming L'il Dynamites line, L'il Battlestar Galactica, L'l

The internet pretty much shut down to watch Doctor Who yesterday (well, my part of it, anyway), and then spun back up to talk about it. That almost never

Issue 1 debuted at NYCC. Now issue 2 and 3 debut at Thought Bubble simultaneously. Sean Azzopardi writes; There exists a world of horrors beneath the one

Death Sentence #1 is back in the shops this weekend for it's second print. Here's a Writer's Commentary on the issue, by writer Monty Nero. Including

Part One here... retailers, customers, publisher feel free to let us know any more plans... Comics Conspiracy of Sunnyvale, California, is doing its first

The Light Brigade by Peter Tomasi and Peter Snejberg was published by DC Comics in 2004, collected and then republished in 2009. Reprinting a book allows

by Dirk Manning It’s been several months since DC comics cancelled their long-running iconic horror comic series Hellblazer, and despite the comic’s