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Image's May solicitations have just gone out. But they may be missing something... Image May solicits out but STARVE wasn't included, some internal thing

In fact, I'm in awe that a relatively mainstream comic (as Image Comics have become in their fashion) had the moxie to do something like that in terms of structure. What I'm referring to is the gradual pace development in the comic in which we follow Kate, on her birthday, to the grave of her father,[...]

By Julz Hendricks I am head over heels in love with The Empty #1, out this past week from Image. Not only is is a fast read, but it ends on a cliff hanger

By Chris Thompson Hello and welcome to the first episode of the retitled Orbital in Conversation (OiC) podcast! To find out more about why this happened

At his table, we talked about his first comic book series, Goners, being distributed by Image Comics I was initially drawn in by the covers and then read the synopsis in the inside cover of issue one: "In a world where the mortal co-exists with the mythic, a single family through the ages stands as[...]

By Jared Cornelius Welcome back to Typing on The Dead, Bleeding Cool's recap and dissection of the latest Walking Dead issue.  With pacing problems

Stay tuned to the end this week if you want details on how to win some free Astro Zombies swag! Books featured in this episode for the week of 2/11/15: Dark Horse Comics: Abe Sapien #20 Boom! Studios: Teen Dog #6 Marvel Comics: Amazing Spider-Man #14 DC Comics: Harley Quinn Valentine's Day Special Image Comics: The Walking Dead #137 Marvel Comics: Star[...]

Life is busy and there are a lot of comics. We have to decide what to spend money on, of course, with so much to choose from, but even when we do pay up,

Greetings from the coal face of the direct comics market. Where retailers try to increase their orders of certain comics ahead of sale. Where supply and

Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes: Hey Fandom! I'm back with a Valentine's day new comic week! My favorite book this week is Darth

Latino-Review is reporting that Black Hawk Down screenwriter Ken Nolan is adapting the Image Comic series The Activity from writer Nathan Edmondson and

But Astronauts In Trouble was always in the publisher's own name. And now it has a new publisher, Image Comics Astronauts In Trouble #1 by Larry Young and Charlie Adlard will be published by Image Comics in June. I hear that it will reprint the old series in chronological order with new covers by Adlard The series[...]

This Week’s Reviews: Superman #38 Action Comics #39 Nameless #1 The Goon: Once Upon A Hard Time #1 Superman #38 and Action Comics #39 ($4.99 & $3.99,

From Image, Sinergy #4, written by Michael Avon Oeming and Taki Soma, with art by Oeming and colors by Soma, is an action packed issue. Guided through by

Blame Flash Gordon and Beyonce (/Beyoncé? I always forget). That's what happens when you bro out, y'know. With that disclaimer out of the way, please WELCOME our good friends Brandon Montclare and Amy Reeder to the show. They've been behind kick-ass comics like Rocket Girl and Halloween Eve for Image Comics as well as other greatwork for the Big-Two. They've brought Mark Millar and Goran Parlov's Starlight along with them[...]

The 40 page first issue of the new Image series Descender arrives on March 4th, bringing together the powerhouse team of Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen, a

Maxx's Super Awesome Comic Review Show returns to Bleeding Cool, recorded at the one and only Astro-Zombies Comic Shop in Albuquerque, New Mexico, hosted by Maxx MacLennan. They say: Bringing you discussions of all the new exciting books in comicdom. This was a HUGE week for books, so we've got a handful of honorable mentions, then the top[...]

From Image Comics, Oddly Normal #5, written and illustrated by Otis Frampton, begins with the internal dialogue that drew me to the series in the first place We are immediately immersed in Oddly's thoughts about her current standings at school and how everyone keeps staring at her-something she will never get used to Unfortunately for[...]

Three cheers! Saga from Image Comics, written by Brian K Vaughan, with art by Fiona Staples is back with an explosive issue #25 All of the characters you've come to know and love are now intertwined in a panic-ridden plot sure to capture your attention As you know from reading the last issue, Hazel, Alana,[...]

Scott Snyder has been warning us for some time that we really might not like the human characters in the Image series Wytches if we knew them better, and

By Randy Young and Chris Hunter Bleeding Cool welcomes the return of Talking Comics, from Excalibur Comics, Cards, and Games in Shreveport, Louisiana, to

We were fortunate enough to have an advance look at Scott Snyder's essay for Wytches #3, his Image series with Jock and Matthew Hollingsworth, here on

Therefore DC/Marvel had only 93% of the top 100 best selling comics this month.  Image Comics had the top 6 comics of the month Walking Dead was once again the #1 non-superhero title, #1 horror genre, #1 TV related comic Sales have dipped just a little bit recently but still the title maintains ranking the[...]

By Ian Melton. reporting for Bleeding Cool in Portland Oregon, at Wizard World Portland. There are many heroes in comic books. Mostly we see super heroes

The podcast consists of the latest news in comics, creator interviews, and a weekly book club discussion. Say hello to the one and only Jimmie Robinson! Jimmie has created some great titles for Image Comics and its Shadowline imprint, including-but-not- limited-to Five Weapons, Bomb Queen (parts I-VII), and, coming February 2015, The Empty A multi-talented artist who[...]

Last month, Image Comics released a fantastic feminist comic called Bitch Planet, written by Kelly Sue DeConnick, with art by Valentine De Landro Bitch Planet #2 continues with focus on Kamau Kogo, suspected murderer of Marian Collins, who knows she's being falsely accused After battling an intense round of brainwashing, Kamau is joined by one[...]

Maxx's Super Awesome Comic Review Show returns to Bleeding Cool, recorded at the one and only Astro-Zombies Comic Shop in Albuquerque, New Mexico, hosted by Maxx MacLennan. They say: Bringing you discussions of all the new exciting books in comicdom. We have Albuquerque's own Marya Jones in the studio to join us in reviewing this week's books- including[...]

I’m convinced that They’re Not Like Us #2 from Image, written by Eric Stephenson with art by Simon Gane is a game changer. As I mentioned in my review of

Matt Fraction has the end of his and Howard Chaykin's period masterpiece Satellite Sam in sight The home stretch of SATELLITE SAM lies under my shoes;

This Week's Reviews: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #2 Burning Fields #1 Galaxy Quest: The Journey Continues #1 Lazarus #14 Powers #1 Teenage Mutant Ninja