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Captain America got shot and killed. Batman got shot and killed. Batman's partner a long time ago, Robin, now Nightwing, took over the role of Batman

Bleeding Cool has catalogued a number of the woes of French alternative comics publisher , as it has seen mainstream publishers take over the kind of

Clicky for biggy. So I'll be at table 86, feel free to pop by and say hi, or just grab me as I run past. Bleeding Cool's Brendon Connelly will also be

Yesterday, NEC Biglobe launched digital bookstores for manga in Japan and the USA, for download onto smartphones and tablets using Android apps. Right now

ConspiracyWatch: Is that a Killraven Martian in the World War II flashback in Secret Avengers? StoreWatch: Phoenix Comics in its seventeeth year, gets

Monday in Spring means a jetlagged post-con pre-work-week world where news from the con mixes with new news to form an asynchronous melange of pulpy

Peter S. Svensson writes for Bleeding Cool Boom Studio's Director of Marketing Chip Mosher and Editor in Chief Matt Gagnon held court at Wondercon for a

These are the stories you hear in the Irish sport bars of Manhattan or the hotel bars at conventions. That are spread freely with little or no thought for

Ed Brubaker has been fending off the slings and arrows of outrageous press coverage over the return of Steve Rogers to the Captain America clobber and the

Simon Pegg did it as the Joker. Daniel Dae Kim wore a V For Vendetta mask. Bruce Willis just put a bag over his head. Well now Peter David has joined the

Peter S. Svensson writes for Bleeding Cool. DC Editor Ben Abernathy confirmed Mike Grell's participation in the DC Retroactive event at the DC Icons Panel

The first page from the P Craig Russell/Will Pfeifer Spirit strip that will never see the light. Twenty Most Popular Stories Of The Week 1. Who On Earth

I was talking to animator Jesse Norton after he showed me his comic about his friend Koga surviving the earthquake in Japan, and as we went over the

Respectfully, We Informed You Of This... etc etc. The New York Daily News is running this morning with the story that... okay, look, I'll just write

At WonderCon this week, there were a few hundred copies of Nonplayer by Nate Simpson for sale, ahead of this Wednesday's release. They sold fast, one per

And that would be saying something. Because the X-Men has been a tracking title (/franchise) for the health of the industry for the better part of four

Along with photographs of toilet bowls, and lowering the bar regarding the expectations of comic book timeliness, Warren Ellis posted this excerpt from

Sean Gordon Murphy of Joe The Barbarian fame is currentoy working on two projects for DC/Vertigo, an American Vampire miniseries set in World War II,

As prostitute depowered, repowered dead characters go, there's pretty much Stacy-X. Created by Joe Casey and Tom Raney in Uncanny X-Men, then moving to

It only seems yesterday that Empowered was commenting on the Wonder Woman TV pilot script. When actually it was last week. Well now Adam Warren's

Phill Hall used to be the News editor for Comics International before launching the PDF comics magazine Borderline before abandoning comics altogether.

The WonderCon Green Lantern footage was the big buzz of the day, and seems to have turned perceptions of the flick around substantially.  Announcements

An eight page Spirit story by Will Pfeifer and P Craig Russell that would have appeared in an 80 page Spirit volume, including other stories by Brian

So we knew Warren Ellis and Jamie McKelvie were working on a secret Marvel project. Turns out that was a terribly appropriate phrase. The Secret Avengers

From February 9th, 2011 I’m told the members of the X-Men are planned  split into two very distinct teams and books, each with a different moral outlook,

Peter S. Svensson writes for Bleeding Cool at Wondercon Geoff Johns announced that long time collaborator Ivan Reis will be the penciller on his upcoming

Seriously, who do Archaia think they are? IDW? At C2E2 they announced the graphic novel adaptation of Jim Henson's A Tale Of Sand. Yesterday they

There you go folks. Jo Chen's covers to the first issues of Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season Nine and Angel & Faith, announced yesterday at Wondercon.

Peter S. Svensson is at Wondercon, writing for Bleeding Cool. At the DC Nation panel at Wondercon 2010, DC announced a series of one-shots to come out

Rule Britannia! Britannia waives the rules! Artist Gary Erskine, Letterer/Designer Ian Sharman, Colourist Owen Jollands and myself spent this afternoon