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For almost a decade comic fans have been treated to the continuing adventures of Cassie Hack and her slasher friend Vlad as they ran rampant through every

Think Tank #9. From Matt Hawkins, Rahsan Ekedal and Image/Top Cow Comics. FIELD TEST,' Part One Dr. David Loren used to worry about the deadly

Savage Membrane, the first prose story of Cal McDonald published originally by IDW is now available through Bloody Pulp Books for whatever you want to

We've already written that Nightwing will be a focus for the upcoming Forever Evil event. And we've also stated that we don't believe he's going to die.

Cameron Hatheway writes; Father, husband, stranger; it’s interesting how the nameless can go by many different names. A name can bring fear, panic, or

Oh dear. We'd reported on some of the dodginess concerning Jesse Grillo, Bleeding Ink Productions and Kickstarter before. Today it all came to a head. Hey

Last week, Brian Bendis wrote; can you imagine if there were someone at your job who just decided it was their job to spoil everything that you do? and if

Adi Tantimedh writes; Gone Home is a video game you play on your computer. It is a first-person game with no people in it. Only a house and its objects

Have the Star Wars/Marvel crossovers begun? From the second-to-last page of Infinity #1 out this week... That's this fellow isn't it? UPDATE: And Luke

Stop me if you've heard this one before.  But there was the first thing, then the final script page, then Brian Bolland's take. Would we get an

A year ago when Bleeding Cool Magazine launched, the front cover read ‘Face To Face With Alan Moore’. I’m guessing a lot of people bought the issue for

In November, as part of the 50th anniversary of the X-Men, Marvel are publishing X-Men Gold, with creators Stan Lee, Chris Claremont, Fabian Nicieza,

Marvel Now What #1 was solicited with writers Skottie Young, Scott Adsit, Gerry Duggan, Wyatt Cenac, Brian Posehn, Sara Schaefer and more. It's now been

The comic Cataclysm #0.1. was solicited from Marvel for October with an unknown creative team and a CLASSIFIED description. Now the nature of the

Patrick Willems continues his journey to San Diego Comic Con, and this time gets to see The World's End and shake Edgar Wright by the hand as he promises

Alexander Finbow writes; Take your opportunities. As Ashton ‘Chris’ Kutcher said recently at the teen awards. Now, after a day spent on production and

Bleeding Cool's Senior Scottish Correspondent Gary Gray writes from Edinburgh; For the last few years the Edinburgh Book Festival has been dipping its toe

Recently Geoff Johns lets his feeling about the Rainbow Raider come out, basically saying he will never give the character a chance. Well, it almost

Dylan Gonzalez writes; Beer: Elysian The Immortal IPA Brewery: Elysian Brewing Company Two Elysian beers in a row? They must be in the market just for me

A preview of the upcoming Baltimore: The Infernal Train #1 by Mike Mignola, Christopher Golden, Ben Stenbeck and Dave Stewart...

By Hannah Means-Shannon Pennsylvania-based indie comics artist Derek Skuds Mckinley Jones (known as “Skuds” to friends) is Kickstarting the print volume

Discussion on the true meaning of The Killing Joke sweeps the top three trending spots from yesterday. But, with the discussion earlier, there was one

Patrick Neighly writes; Vampires are boring. There, I said it. They're played out. They're either grotesque pedophiles inexplicably attracted to high

Cameron Hatheway writes; Breath of Bones: A Tale of the Golem #3 by Dave Wachter Clayface wishes he was this cool looking! The glorious coloring and

Salvatore Brucculeri writes; Do you have any idea what it’s like to have $124,000 of student loan debt dwindling over your head? The pressure and overall

The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman. The Jungle Book, but with a graveyard instead of a jungle. And ghosts instead of the animals. And a boy, of which this

So there's one thing we've been talking about this weekend. And now the full script to The Killing Joke has gone online. You can find it in its entirety

Part of my job here is to go out and look at how comics are being used to educate. Most recently I've done a couple pieces on Congressman John Lewis and

My first introduction to Warren Ellis was in a little know book called Transmetropolitan. It read like Hunter S. Thomspon and Robert Heinlein had made a

Anthony Kotorac writes; DC Comics' loss is my gain. That’s was my first thought when legendary Batman artist Norm Breyfogle agreed to be a part of my