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Nikolai Fomich send in this update: Issue number 24 of Batman is part of the Zero Year storyline by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo. It was just announced

From John Layman and Rob Guillory's Chog, to the Hello Kitty Uglydolls to, you know, comics, this is my swag so far at San Diego Comic Con... Actually,

The Digital and Print: Friends and Foes panel, hosted by Comic Book Resources' J. K. Parkin, began with the members of the panel running through their

Thanks to Bleeding Cool’s Endymion Mageto , Frazer Brown, Dan Wickline, Rebecca Cook, and Devin T. Quin we have a new look at San Diego Comic Con cosplay

News comes fast and furious during San Diego week — we've published over 80 stories in the past 24 hours alone on Bleeding Cool  — but what's garnering the most buzz so far? Here's the most-read SDCC-related posts of this week so far: Almost Two Hundred San Diego Comic Con Cosplayers – Big UPDATE Thanks to Bleeding[...]

Last night the comic industry gave out the prestigious Eisner Awards. The Comicon folks were kind enough to put up a complete list of winners and we had

IDW has announced that Darwyn Cooke will be once again going into the world of Richard Stark's Parker with Slayground. Darwyn Cooke’s acclaimed Parker

Jacob Dadon writes for Bleeding Cool: San Diego Comic Con thundered on into Friday, bringing us the panel detailing the partnership between toy company

Waid pointed out that Samnee's storytelling is so accessible because of his love of those Silver Age stories by the likes of Gene Colan and John Romita Sr. Before long he had found work at Oni Press, producing Capote in Kansas (which is being rereleased at SDCC in hardcover, for those interested) While holding down a[...]

Devin T. Quin, writing for Bleeding Cool: For you, the sad Venture Brother's true fan who didn't make the pilgrimage out to the San Diego Comic Con 2013,

He's not even meant to be at San Diego Comic Con. But with Bleeding Cool reports that he's walked off DC's Superboy title, news that he's going to be

One of the best things about San Diego Comic Con is the sheer amount of things you can do with or without the benefit of a ticket.

Joseph Kyle Schmidt writes for Bleeding Cool: The Axe Cop panel began in earnest with co-creators and brothers Ethan (29) and Malachi Nicolle (7) greeting

Matt Harding write for Bleeding Cool:  I'm taking this convention in waves as I try to wade through masses of humanity to get glimpses and peeks at the

Global Comics: Jinnrise and Beyond was a really quite interesting panel which, while promoting a few smaller comics, looked to discuss issues around a

They did it again... but this time with a twist. Selected highlights from the end of the Eisner Awards held at San Diego Comic Con 2013.

Playing a little catch-up on the con day’s events yet again, here’s some higher quality artwork for some of the DC news we’ve told you about today.

Jacob Dadon writes for Bleeding Cool: San Diego Comic Con with one of the first panels of the day being the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles panel, promising

Max Brooks is a popular man. He was popular before World War Z, but now even more so. And sometimes he has to take a break from his adoring fans. Just for

Chris D'Lando writes for Bleeding Cool: The entire creative team behind Superman Unchained took the stage at SDCC to talk about the genesis for their new series Moderator Bob Wayne was joined by Scott Snyder, Jim Lee, Scott Williams, Alex Sinclair, and Dustin Nguyen. The panelists dove into a behind the scenes look at how a variety[...]

Joseph Schmidt writes from the Cup O' Joe panel at San Diego Comic Con; The panel is attended by Joe himself, Axel Alonso, Nick Lowe, Steve Wacker, Brian

Louis Falcetti writes for Bleeding Cool from San Diego Comic Con; At the 25 year Eisner Awards retrospective panel, memories were shared of award

 Nikolai Fomich writes; On Thursday, the first session of the 21st Annual Comics Arts Conference commenced at San Diego Comic Con, where scholars Ghenwa

The CINEMA MAKEUP SCHOOL took Cosplay to a whole new level at the Comic Con exhibit hall today, unveiling an arachnid femme fatale and a terrifyingly real

Straight from the Black Panel at San Diego Comic con.... Number 13. Based on the Dark Horse comic. If you see only one thing from Con... Then what the

By Hannah Means-Shannon The "Comics Blogging Panel" at SDCC on the first evening of panels at the con promised a "no holds barred" discussion of the ethics of comics blogging, ranging from news on comics blogs to more personal and idiosyncratic writing about the realm of comics production Tom Spurgeon (The Comics Reporter) moderated and participated[...]

Jacob Dadon writes for Bleeding Cool:  Sandwiched between a smattering of DC related panels like some kind of nefarious meat substitute, the Superior

Bex Cook and Dan Oakley write for Bleeding Cool with photos by Joseph Kyle Schmidt: The Vertigo panel this year was packed with details of current and upcoming releases, a large parts of which was taken up with Fables content, the comic not having its own panel this year and it's creator Bill Willingham being absent[...]

Devin T. Quin writes for Bleeding Cool: Founded in 1993 to publish comics based on The Simpsons, Bongo Comics celebrates its 20th Anniversary this year at

Digital Comic And Manga Fans just got a whole new batch of stories to read thanks to Seven Seas Entertainment and comiXology. This morning in the midst of