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Kal-El Bogdanove writes; Jon Bogdanove has been gone a long time. Or at least that's what people think. And it's true that since his epic run on Superman:

Welcome to the front line of comic book retailing. Which comics are heating up so fast that retailers are having to play catch up, upping their orders to

Aaron Hale writes; It’s kind of a tradition for me that the first night of San Diego Comic Con my wife and I attend preview night then we go out for a

Alex Wilson writes for Bleeding Cool: Beth Sotelo (colorist for Aspen Comics) started a Kickstarter Campaign to help fund her creator owned title, Grump.

I missed this in the post-show kerfuffle. At San Diego, we broke the news that Justin Jordan had walked off Superboy but would remain on Green Lantern:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saSMOgi9bCQ That's a heat sensitive mug from DC Comics and Warner Bros that features their current Justice League crossover

Data courtesy of Bleeding Cool's Mark Seifert, based on some serious jigging around with Bleeding Cool page views. With the films and TV, Marvel won San

Joshua Stone writes for Bleeding Cool: I first discovered Paul Pope’s work in late 1999, when I picked up his DC Vertigo miniseries Heavy Liquid. I

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ReaKbB06Bk Bleeding Cool’s Kickstarter Correspondent, Shawn Demumbrum has lead three Kickstarter campaigns to launch comic

Andrew Robinson, the creator of Dusty Star took on a very different project lately and Nikolai Fomich sat down to talk to him about it on behalf of

Do you remember The Human Fly? A name used by many stuntmen, in the seventies it was adopted by Rick Rojatt, who inspired a nineteen issue comic series

By Hannah Means-Shannon Duane Swierczynski, who seems to be just about everywhere these days, has always had a big old soft spot for true crime and

By Chris Thompson I’ve just returned from the madness that is San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC), and that can only mean one thing … interviews! Now I must warn

It was a Bleeding Cool scoop from San Diego Comic Con that retailers were going to be asked not to stack Afterlife With Archie with their other comic

On July 19th, Marvel Comics registered trademarks for Age Of Ultron, just before announcing the name of the second Avengers film. On the 16th, Marvel

When Teen Titans #1 came out, written by Scott Lobdell, we pointed out how he used it to burn down the X-Men's Mansion in Westchester. Almost as if

Welcome to the final set of coaplay photos from Bleeding Cool taken at San Diego Comic Con 2013, courtesy of Endymion Mageto, Devin Quin and Corey Hale...

Bleeding Cool’s Kickstarter Correspondent, Shawn Demumbrum has lead three Kickstarter campaigns to launch comic books, two successfully funded and one

Recently I wrote a column about the Kickstarter project for ComiXwriter, a comic book screenwriting program and I'm absolutely fascinated by it. Part of

Dustin Hall writes for Bleeding Cool: While SDCC is, for many, the happiest place on earth, there's still important business to attend to. While others

Nikolai Fomich writes for Bleeding Cool: At Comic-Con this year DC held the DC Comics Too Tough Trivia Panel, featuring editors Eddie Berganza, Brian

Chris D'Lando writes for Bleeding Cool: Not too long ago, the only attention paid to the comic book fans were the bullies waiting after school. But now

Two nights ago, I contacted both Marvel Comics and ComiXology regarding a story I intended to run, regarding Disney/Marvel's granted patent on technology

I was talking to a comics publisher on the train from San Diego to Los Angeles. Seriously, coming back from con everyone should do that. Free wifi,

By Hannah Means-Shannon DC’s “My Secret Origins” panel was held in one of the largest meeting halls of the con, but still felt like one of San Diego Comic

By Dale Lazarov. Illustration by David Shenton I used to feel I had a lot of common cause and patience for the whole "Y ur comics haf no gay??" complaint.

Looks like Rich really liked his new comics yesterday -- he put "squee" in the titles of two different posts about new comics.  Which is pretty remarkable

This isn't a direct Swipe File by any means. But it is a bit of a thematic one...

UPDATE: He's back... In the middle of a very large listing for a copy of Amazing Fantasy #15 from 1962, featuring the very first appearance of Spider-Man,

Joshua Stone writes for Bleeding Cool: This panel was moderated by John Siuntres, host of the Word Balloon podcast. The panel was made up of the top