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Mark Paniccia Confirmed As X-Men Editor, With Daniel Ketchum On Bass And you can subscribe to an e-mail version of Lying In The Gutters every week, here. So what have you been reading this week? Top 20 Traffic Of The Week 1 Marvel Withdraws X-Men And Fantastic Four License From XM Studios, In Mid Sculpt 2 Marvel's 2015 Line-Up[...]

A Jim Lee guitar just looks so angry... so what have you been reading today while Bleeding Col has been running around Denver Comic Con? Top Twenty

There is a difference between the cartoonists whose work was published in Charlie Hebdo and the cartoonists whose work was on display at the American

I'm Daredevil, folks! This Monday I am in New York. Next Monday I will be seeing Avengers. The Monday after that, sitting in my pants binge watching old

Big week, what with Wondercon and on... and the lesson we have learned, is don't mess with CB Cebulski. I wonder how many artist alley tables were empty

Don't judge a comic by its cover, don't judge a comic character by their clothing choice... Clothes maketh the comic character this week it seems, with

A little Spider-Cosplay.... This weekend saw the launch of the Instore Comic Convention kickoff, with publishers and creators  Skyping in from across the

ComicsPRO merged into the Oscars this weekend as Big Hero 6 walked away with Best Animated Movie, though Marvel's other movies managed to cannibalise each

While the biggest stories of the week on Bleeding Cool seemed mostly to spin out of Friday's announcements from DC Comics, just one observation of an Esad

It's always fun when this kind of thing happens. This week, I took the girls to see Big Hero 6, ahead of its UK release at the end of the month. By which

That's the cartoon I put together for Guido this week. Seems to have gone done well. Because this was a dark week for many, but amongst it all there was

The most-read story or 2014 in Bleeding Cool was one of the first. A 3 am-held instant-message interview with Shia Labeouf beat out even the

From Greg Capullo to Danny Miki to FCO... more here. So, what have you been reading on Bleeding Cool this week? Top Twenty Traffic Of The Week 1. The Two

From Venom #32 there, by Declan Shalvey. A couple of years ago... thanks to Reddit's onmedz on r/comicbooks. It has been a week of Dark Knights,

Someone has 3D printed Judge Dredd's Lawgiver. This can only end well. Okay, NOW you are allowed to start thinking about Christmas. What, you were before?

So there was a story that we ran this week. Some thought we shouldn't have run it. That it was none of our business. We shouldn't have run that kind of

  A little bit of history there, from 1982. So what have you been reading this week?  Top Twenty Traffic Of The Week USA Today *Does* Officially

So, yes, Wonder Woman beats Marvel Studios. Who knew? Top Twenty Traffic Of The Week The First Wonder Woman Movie To Be Set In The 1920s And Its Sequel

The Dark Knight '66 courtesy of Marco D’Alfonso. Okay, so it's been a busy week. And Monday's news looks likely to make that busier. Here we go folks this

That was the New York Comic Con that was... here are the twenty most popular traffic posts of the last seven days. A Quick Look At The Two Minute Avengers

So this is what you've been reading this week... Top Twenty Traffic Of The Week Denise Dorman Asks – Is Cosplay Killing Comic Con? How Superman: Doomed #2

If Norman Rockwell drew the DC Universe... It has been a week of Twitter War, of Alan Moore Teasing, of Unstolen Batmobiles and of everything coming up

The Vision, as will be seen in Age Of Ultron... Bleeding Cool Editor-In-Chief Hannah Means-Shannon went to Baltimore Comic Con and came back with scoops,

And... that's what happens when someone learns today of something you ran back in February, but it makes it to the front page of Reddit... thank you,

This week you have mostly been reading stories about Milo Manara. But not exclusively... a Marvel Death and a Frank Miller diatribe also grabbed your

Sorry guys... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6y8sSNrA94 @dandidio @axelalonsomarv @richjohnston You're all on notice! You've got 24 hours!

Is it me or does San Diego Comic Con still not feel over yet? I still seem to be just as busy. And, no, I'm not exactly sure why I just amended that Lady

San Diego is upon us. As you read this, I am somewhere 35,000 feet in the air without any form of wi-fi. I am probably feeling more nervous about the lack

Deathly Halliwell gives us Dream and Delirium in Lego... Nine years since I had to walk to work because, for some reason, they'd closed the tube stations

Doing the rounds on Facebook and Tumblr without author notation... as last week's Cosplayer story still tops the charts, the first time this has happened