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This is generally a standard with X-Men, from New Mutants, to Generation X, to New X-Men, to Young X-Men, to Generation Hope. Perhaps it will 'resurrect' a title in time for a new X-Men movie too, and see an all new New Mutants hit the stands? As part of his now regular #XMenMonday's, where X-Men editor[...]

The Bleed is a weekly book club by Bleeding Cool contributors David Dissanayake and Joseph Schmidt. The group meets every Wednesday on Google Hangout to

For higher donations, there will be rewards of virtual portfolio reviews from Jim Lee, virtual pitch reviews by Geoff Johns and virtual bollockings by Bob Harras. It is expected that Marvel will launch a similar scheme for books such as Runaways, X-23, Generation Hope and Moon Boy And Devil Dinosaur, though using their own branded Kickstarter-alike[...]

That's right folks, I want to have my Catwoman cake and eat it.   While Generation Hope goes through their own at-least-a-few-things-you-know-are-wrong as one of their members is revealed to be a bit of a baddie and turns against the team in a rather David Cronenberg fashion At least the others are able to keep their tongues[...]

This is a list of Marvel titles shipping to comic stores in the month of April Of note, there is no listing for Generation Hope It is presumed cancelled with March's issue 17 which stated it would feature "Kenji Vs Hope For The Final Fate Of The Lights!" Who knew Marvel would be so literal?  Still,[...]

The comics internet missed you this week. Most-Read Comic Stories Today: The Future Of Generation Hope And Avengers Academy Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors Of course Generation Hope is also on a list of what have been seen as low selling Marvel titles (though high selling for any publisher not in the top[...]

I picked up Generation Hope this week expecting to hate it After all, it wasn't written by Kieron Gillen anymore, was it, a victim of the "Nextwave Effect". But instead I found a really good comic A really really good comic Funny, spiky, great dialogue, fun new twists, and it's full There's a lot packed into[...]

So you've left your comic store with your X-Men Schism and Generation Hope And you know what happened last month, what with reading the comics in the correct order So what happens this month? What you need is a handy dandy page reading guide Okay, here you go… Pick up X-Men: Schism #4. Read the first seven[...]

X-Men Schism #3 by Jason Aaron and Daniel Acuña, and Generation Hope #10 by Kieron Gillen and Tim Seeley are published today. Now, there will be spoilers I'm sorry but that's the way things are But before you close your eyes, running towards your X-Men comics, going "la la la la la", I'd like to recommend you[...]

Well basically, that was the reason I was buying the book, though I was enjoying Salva Espin and recently Jamie McKelvie's work on the book too. But, you know, Kieron is writing Journey Into Mystery and Uncanny X-Men twice a month and there's his upcoming Avatar work and whatever else he has that I don't know[...]

One year ago, in the wake of a number of gay teen suicides, Dan Savage created a video with the aim to tell those being harassed and seeing no way out that "it gets better". It became a meme with over ten thousand videos echoeing Savage's initial appeal from everyone from Barack Obama to Colin Farrell[...]

On July the 20th, Marvel will be publishing a very special comic. Uncanny X-Men writer Kieron Gillen and artist Jamie McKelvie, creators of the comic Phonogram, are reuniting to tell a story about teenage gay suicide in the X-Men comic, Generation Hope #9. Based on recent prominent news stories, and  public awareness campaigns, Kieron Gillen finds the[...]

Seriously. Generation Hope from the same writer, Kieron Gillen, does something very different It takes a character we think we know, foreshadows what he's about to do, in plain sight, but when it comes to fruition, it's a complete surprise and an entertaining one at that I got flashbacks to the first time we meet the[...]

There certainly are similarities, the clean thin lines, the open space for colour, the expressionistic faces and the elegant panel design. And today we get both Morning Glories #8 from Image and Generation Hope #5 from Marvel, the latter reteaming the holy Phonogram pairing of Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie I could hear the squees in[...]

Bleeding Cool urges the new DC to take a wider view, and that this is good for Batman… in that it's at least getting talked about. CameoWatch: Tony Lee was an extra in Who Framed Roger Rabbit, playing "an urchin". GillenWatch: Kieron Gillen on that Generation Hope swipe… "Some readers have commented that Kenji is behaving like[...]