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In two days, Ken Sasaki will be appointed the new President and CEO of Viz Media, America's biggest manga publisher, succeeding Hidemi Fukuhara, who will
We do love our classic logos in comics. Nothing like a new twist on an old logo to get people's attention -- something I've always found fascinating when
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nT4pOspiB54 Joseph Salas, who attended WonderCon for Bleeding Cool, also managed to use those press credentials to chat
Check this panel from Avengers Vs X-Men#0, written by Jason Aaron. And the police scanner that Hope is using to monitor criminal activity. The Isotope
The big comics charts show you how comic books are ordered for stores. The Reorder charts show you the more intense hurried reorders just before the comic
A "New Comics" table from a store in Michigan. Check on the bottom right. I understand the authorities - by which I mean Marvel and Diamond - have been
Cosplay photographer Jay Tablante of the Phillippines is a bit of a Bleeding Cool favourite. Here are a few of his latest cosplay works... Green Lantern
A couple of months back, we wondered what the User Password Customized Cover for Spider-Men #1 was. Well, it seems it was a mis-scheduled glitch for the
Another look at that every popular shipping next week, and then in two weeks time! This weeks highlights have to be the long delayed Flex Mentallo
More hotel rooms. 24 hour shuttles. But there's still only so many rooms that can be grabbed in the Hyatt, the Hilton or the Marriott. Pros, publishers,
Remember the Bleeding Cool story last month, pointing out a certain panel in Daredevil #9 that seemed to suggest certain sexual activities between
Before Watchmen starts in June with Minutemen, Silk Spectre, Comedian and Nite Owl. Bleeding Cool has mentioned the creators coming on board for variant
He was the man that turned Deadline from a personal blog into a multi-million business. He's managed to do the same to Chris Hardwick recently, presenting
A year ago, Sam Humphries was one of the writers for the Fraggle Rock anthology. But a year is a long time in comics. His self-published-and-distributed
Bleeding Cool mentioned the death of Roger Bonas last week. While never being a public face of DC Comics, he was much liked at both Marvel and DC, and
I'm sure we haven't heard the last of one of today's top stories -- that Avengers Vs X-Men #1 has been spotted on sale a week early in some places -- but
Collectors Cornered is a weekly video column, filmed inside Collectors Corner in Baltimore. Join us every week as we discuss comic book news from a
This summer, London will host the Olympics and the Paralympics. And I will do my best to hide from it. Thankfully most of it will be happening in the East
In Brazil, a fast food restaurant called Habib has beaten the likes of MacDonalds and Burger King to closing a deal with Marvel/Disney for a new hamburger
Okay, I wasn't quite expecting that. I knew that Avatar Press was going to publishing Bleeding Cool Magazine, and it would be distributed by Diamond, I
Elliot Serrano writes; Hello everybody! (Imagine Dr. Nick of “The Simpsons” saying that.) Welcome back for another round of writer’s commentary for the
It is meant to be embargoed till next week. 8pm Tuesday, to stores throwing launch parties, Wednesday for everyone else. Mind you, it was also supposed to
Recently, Bleeding Cool ran a piece looking at a current comics industry trend away from exclusive contracxts with prominent creators, specifically at
Welcome to the fourth installment of Dealing Cool, our new regular feature which shares retailer perspectives from among the racks and behind the
From Frank Cho; All right, mouth-breathers! I'll be at Cards, Comics & Collectibles in Reisterstown, Maryland next Tuesday evening at 8:30 PM to
It's a lovely summer's day in London already. I've spent today in Soho Square, reading comic books and watching people come by. Some had comics, books,
This column attempts to celebrate the locking of lips rather than the cocking of guns or smashing of fists that pervade modern day comics. Hoping to show
This week's All Star Western #7 is bringing back two characters of old, the Wild West superheroes Nighthawk and Cinnamon. Much to Dr Arkham's chagrin.
The Scarlet Witch has been the central figure at a number of Marvel Events over the years, since Brian Bendis started writing the Avengers. Disassembled,