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On the left, the item sold on eBay for $765 after fifteen bids, listed as a Frank Miller Elektra sketch. And on the right, the actual Frank Miller sketch.
It's Tuesday. Tomorrow is Wednesday. And there are two new Image issue one titles coming out. Of late there has been massive speculator interest over new
Image has had a spate of issue number ones that have kick started the speculator market over the last couple of years, from Walking Dead to Chew to
You hear that sound? That's the sound of several thousand jaws dropping open. And twice that many eyebrows rising. I know, it's rather odd isn't it? But
GraffitiWatch: This is excellent. FullTimeWatch: Today I go full time with Bleeding Cool. I've been working two jobs for the last year, as Head Writer for
We should run an analysis of Marvel vs DC Comics news story popularity here as compared to twitter. It feels like more DC stories have been gaining
It's a title criticised for having lost its way. Its first two series with Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch seemed to set the agenda for superhero comics, but
The American Library Association has announced their nomination list for the Great Graphic Novels For Teens 2012 award, which will be awarded at the ALA
Today we learnt of Mike Cotton's departure at the main editor from Wizard World Digital. I now understand that he is to be replaced by former editor of
Last week, Bleeding Cool reported that DC were to publish a Justice League Of The Future comic, with links to Batman Beyond continuity. Well I think it
In darkest day, in blackest night, At least you won't be stuck for a light... Arriving in stores last month, the Green Lantern Animated Light Up Display,
It seems that being a communist Anti-American homosexual superhero (according to Fox News commentators) pays. Action Comics #900, the standard edition,
Mike Cotton, Co-Chief Pop Culture Editor of Wizard World, but better known as Editor-In-Chief of the now extinct Wizard Magazine, has resigned from the
A hit at the Kapow comic convention in London, Joel Ronson is a twelve year old young man who loves comic books. And wants to let other people in on it. I
TweetWatch: On the one hand, delighted that Bin Laden is dead. On the other, I'm pissed off as I have Superior nail him in Superior #5. Thank you, Marvel,
From Savage Dragon #145 by Erik Larsen, from Image Comics. Speculator Watch, anyone? Say, I wonder if we'll get a Bluewater biographical comic.
It's been a busy night of news in the world. Looking over the most-read posts from the day, the topics range from lightly entertaining to strange to
Dirk Manning writes for Bleeding Cool; Back in September 2010 Bleeding Cool first broke the news of a TRANSMETROPOLITAN Tribute book for 2011…ish. With
Here's a first look at two more X-Men history variant covers, Wolverine and Havok, from FF 3 and Journey Into Mystery 623 respectively, montaging through
And here they all are. 32 DC female characters in one drawing, from the true master of comic book industry satire, Fred Hembeck. I count him as one of my
It's a funny old world isn't it? Mike Huckabee, potential Presidential candidate in 2012 on Fox News show Fox & Friends, discussing what Action Comics
Greg Baldino writes for Bleeding Cool Art and politics have been forever involved with one another. Living in the age of short-term high-speed media, it
With the conversation about Action Comics #900 still going strong, a new debate begins about Captain America in Secret Avengers #12.1 and its references
From happier, more utopian times, when Superman was an honorary member of every nation on the earth, even the dictatorial, oppressive and those prone to
So, Superman may not stand for America anymore. But it seems that Captain America doesn't stand for Truth either. And as for Justice, well that's
Artist Francis Manapul didn't draw last week's issue of Flash, Scott Kolins did, despite Francis being listed in the solicitions, and the book having been
I happened to catch a few tweets by colorist Paul Mounts earlier about reaction from pros and fans over Action Comics #900, to which he contributed, and
It hasn't been announced yet. But I understand that DC Comics has sold out of Action Comics #900. And they're going back to print. The fuss around the