It must be getting to that time again! Just as Previews for March solicitations are in the shops, so we start getting the teasers for April. And now we
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Powers: Bureau #1 is coming. Honest this time. And now it has a couple of alternative covers, both from Davids. One from Mack... And one from LaFuente.
From the backmatter interviews in Image Comics titles, with Paul Pope. What's the best thing a fan has ever said to you? Probably the times you meet
Next month is the London Super Comic Con. I'll be there, with Dan Hart, to report back for Bleeding Cool. But we get a sneak peek today. With Project
UPDATE: Hello visitors from CapeTown! Feel free to wander around Bleeding Cool while you're here... After being missed out of the current Marvel Previews,
Brian Bolland doesn't do that many signings. So his appearance at Forbidden Planet in London this Saturday for a whole hour is a rare one, signing copies
Bleeding Cool has been repeatedly praising Phoenix Comic, a weekly anthology comic for kids sold in Britain. Indeed we've suggested that if you know kids
What is Domo? If you're wondering what these new Funko figures featuring Superman, Batman, and other DC Comics characters are about, BC can tell you.
Cameron Hatheway writes for Bleeding Cool Batman Incorporated #6 (Variant) by Juan Jose Ryp & Nathan Fairbairn It’s no secret that I love Ryp’s
The launch of Uber, the conclusion of Garth Ennis' new Crossed arc "The Fatal Englishman", and more Ferals, Caligula, Stitched, Night Of The Living Dead,
We've already looked at some of the more peculiar theories regarding the Sandy Hook and Aurora mass shootings and the belief that the general public and
Deathmatch #1 came out on Boxing Day and seems to have done rather well. Indeed, it's sold more than any non-licensed Boom! comic to date. Selling 37,000
Again, we get advance word of ComiXology and Marvel's sale plans for next week. On Monday, expect to see a 99 cent/69 pence price point for Daredevil vol
Signs and Voices –The Prophecy In Blue debuted digitally on New Year's Day and took the top spot in the Amazon UK Kindle Store for Fantasy Comics. Author
The USA Luge team in their X-O Manowar Valiant-designed bobsleigh suits.... The second on the left seems to have the caveman aspect down pat.
Alasdair Stuart writes for Bleeding Cool I’d never been to the US before this Summer. I’d seen it, hundreds of thousands of times, in movies, TV shows,
From Comickaze of San Diego, their top hundred-and-twenty-five selling graphic novels of the year... 1 Batman HC Earth One 2 Walking Dead TP 16 A Larger
Jeff Lemire has just tweeted pics of several old DC Comics, from obscure to classic. Is he about to launch one or all of them in a New 52 series?
Rob Liefeld relatively recently posted about his career and how he believes he revived it, and his reputation, in the wake of Heroes Reborn. It began with
Mikael Bergkvist writes; This is from issue 2, freehand, using my V grip ballpen on A4 copypaper which I have gotten for free from my fathers company.
The DC Domo 2 1/2 inch figurines, out next month, show off a variety designs including DC Classic and DC New 52 for some. But because they are boxed
Well, look at that. A Max Brooks comic book cover for Bleeding Cool Magazine in April. I wonder what that could be? Something... New? Issue 2 of the
Over the last couple of days, Jeff Lemire has tweeted the visuals below without further comment, despite a variety of pleas from his followers. Red
Rob Liefeld has been sharing the art he did for a fill-in issue on New Mutants before he became the penciller on the title, which was fully pencilled and
The mythological creatures of Britain return and the only people who can stop them are the knights of England. Unfortunately, The Order Of Dagonet, an
JD Church writes, based on a piece we ran yesterday; Is it impossible for Beast to be an atheist in the amazing world that he lives? After all, he’s
Orbital Comics in London became a makeshift television studio yesterday, when BBC 1 used it to record an episode of the current affairs show Inside Out.
Roger Priebe writes; I love comic books. Even more than that, I love the history behind the comic books. I soak up magazines like “Alter Ego” and “Back
This is what Kieron Gillen's World War 2 superhero comic Uber for Avatar looked like in 2008. On a fridge. The issue being laid out here will be published