Joe Glass writes for Bleeding Cool: Yesterday saw one of the most fun, lively and entertaining panels of NYCC Day 1, in the form of a discussion of the
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Dynamite Entertainment announces the January 2014 release of Bad Ass #1, the first chapter in wickedly funny and explosive four-issue comic book
The DC All-Access Panel has just concluded, ably liveblogged by Pete Sailer (@PetesPanels) and Romeo Gebuza (@therealroman) on the scene at NYCC for
The spirits of vengeance are coming back with brutal force in The Crow: Pestilence, a new miniseries coming from IDW in early 2014. This series marks the
Hannah Means-Shannon writes for Bleeding Cool: Dark Horse rounded up its horror writers for an extra-creepy panel on Friday morning at New York Comic Con,
Art Baltazar and Franco's Kickstarter funded self published series Aw Yeah Comics is being picked up by Dark Horse to be collected and published in the
Madeline Ricchiuto writes for Bleeding Cool: When I told my parents that I'd be going to NYCC on a press pass this year, suddenly it wasn't just the nerd
At today's X-Men panel, we saw the All New X-Men cover featuring X-23 snogging a silhouetted character again. That one. Well, the Marvel site has a very
Romeo Gebuza is reporting for us from the Comic Book Men panel at NYCC where Kevin Smith has announced that he and Walt Flanagan are currently working on
Dynamite Entertainment brings back Chaos! Comics, an expansive universe of fan-favorite horror characters including Evil Ernie, Purgatori, and Chastity.
Peter David has been inspired by Google as a corporation getting into new areas of business... And All New X-Factor is about an Internet search
The All New X-Men are still around post Battle Of The Atom... Look for some Starjammers action too.
Coming in January. No issue one... This was teased as Sinners. Wrath was teased for Savage Wolverine
From Rob Liefeld's table in Artist's Alley at New York Comic Con, he's charging $10 to sign copies of New Mutants and X-Force, $20 for the
Announcements: Writer Charles Soule is an attorney and still practices law, and plans to use his experiences and transfer them into She Hulk's life.
Dynamite Entertainment ushers in the return of four classic comic series -- Turok: Dinosaur Hunter, Solar: Man of the Atom, Magnus: Robot Fighter, and
We showed the journey from Wednesday night, from one side of New York Comic Con to the other. And now here it is again after the exhibitors had finished
Dark Horse officially confirmed that they are currently translating the sequel to classic Samurai manga series Lone Wolf & Cub for release in 2014.
This should have run yesterday, but, you know. Things. Nevertheless it's a look at some of the things that may be announced this weekend. Or not,
By David Dissanayake "I’ve realized, wow, this is going to be the comic that hooks these kids for life.” BEWARE: BATTLING BOY SPOILERS ARE AHEAD! Paul
This acetate cover was handed out to retailers at New York Comic Con, to show how the cover of Origins II will look. What it had, and previous promotional
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9jnm0dAnEk Yesterday, at New York Comic Con, Titan Comics showed off a heady new line of titles. But they also showed off
Today, Marvel put their Rocket Raccoon plush doll on sale. The queue went round and round the block and those who arrived at opening time having to wait
Update - NYCC has shut down the automated twitter/facebook posts. In a comment made to polygon.com, an New York Comic Con representative said that it was
Jeff Lemire, the award-winning, New York Times–bestselling author of Essex County and The Underwater Welder, will publish Roughneck, a new graphic novel,
This is the joint cover for Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 10 and the new relaunched Angel & Faith series, coming from Dark Horse, in a rather sweet
On March 6, 2013, ComiXology launched the "Submit" program, enabling comics creators to upload their own comics for review to be sold on the ComiXology
Over at io9.com they chatted with the writers of the upcoming relaunch of the Aliens / Predator / Prometheus universe over at Dark Horse. Here are some of
There's been a lot of discussion lately over the relationships of DC Comics characters. It's come up in the Batwoman and Aquaman comics, for example.
Mike Hogan writes for Bleeding Cool: Right in time for New York Comic Con, comiXology has released partial results from their recent reader survey.