Speculator Corner: Judge Dredd Megazine #322 – Bleeding Cool News
Speculator Corner: Judge Dredd Megazine #322 Bleeding Cool News With the sold out Snaphot #1 by Andy Diggle and Jock now selling for up to $13 on eBay (though mostly around the $10 mark) it may be worth noting that it's actually a reprint. Snapshot originally appearaed as a creator owned strip in Judge Dredd ... |
Comic book culture rules nation – MyCentralJersey.com
Comic book culture rules nation MyCentralJersey.com What was unusual is now the norm: upcoming comic book movies include “Iron Man 3” (May 3), “Man of Steel” (June 14), “Kick-Ass 2” (June 28), “R.I.P.D.” (July 19), “The Wolverine” (July 26) and “Red 2” (Aug. 2). Looking even further ahead, Morristown ... |
Scott Clark Passes At 43 – Bleeding Cool News
Scott Clark Passes At 43 Bleeding Cool News It was confirmed last night that DC and Wildstorm artist Scott Clark had passed away. Notable for runs on Stormwatch and Brightest Day, he was recently working on Batman Inc, Grifter, and an upcoming Martian Manhunter strip with Matthew Kindt for the ... |
When Comics Predict The Very-Near Future – Bleeding Cool News
When Comics Predict The Very-Near Future Bleeding Cool News So CLiNT Magazine came through the post this week, featuring the most recent chapters of Hit Girl and The Secret Service published by Marvel earlier in the month, as well as Death Note and a big article on the new line from its publisher Titan Comics. |
Hasbro Announces New ‘Star Tours’ Action Figure Sets – ComicsAlliance
Hasbro Announces New 'Star Tours' Action Figure Sets ComicsAlliance ... battle through movies and video games, and graphic novels steal the headlines. For the latest news on Marvel Comics, DC Comics, comic downloads, comic book movies, digital comics, free comics, and comic book movies, check out Comicsalliance.com. |
Django Uncredited? – Bleeding Cool News
Django Uncredited? Bleeding Cool News There was something oddly missing from the first issue of Django Unchained from Vertigo. The name of the writer. Reginald Hudlin, producer on the movie, also wrote the adaptation from Tarantino's screenplay. But when the first issue was published, his ... |
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