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Image Comics Press Release – Rich Johnston Pursues Chase Variant This February!
Image Comics just sent over a press release all about Rich Johnston’s new comic, Chase Variant , which features the artwork of Saverio Tenuta and Edmund Bagwell. Read on for more information on the upcoming release: PRESS RELEASE – RICH JOHNSTON PURSUES CHASE VARIANT THIS FEBRUARY! The famed gossip columnist and DOCTOR WHO writer makes his Image Comics debut this February! October 21 2009 (Berkeley, CA) - This past weekend Rich Johnston’s Bleeding Cool an
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The Importance of U.S. Healthcare Reform: In Comic Geek Terms
Once again, Bleeding Cool Rich Johnston has tuned me in to comic-world buzz that’s right up my alley, calling attention to a recent post on the official website of Barry Windsor-Smith, where the legendary comic creator puts some fanboy perspective on the need for healthcare reform in the United States. Back in the 1970’s, Windsor-Smith had a health crisis of his own, which started much like mine–with a lump in his neck, but because he lacked the nifty corporate medical coverage that I benefi
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Jim Lee on a JLA book?
Take everything that follows with a liberal dose of “I’ll believe it when I see it.” For sometime there have been rumours that Geoff Johns and Jim Lee are going to collaborate on a Justice League story or title. As usual these rumours come from Rich Johnston at Bleeding Cool. The latest incarnation involves a question asked to Lee at a convention. From Bleeding Cool … Jim Lee was asked by a fan during his panel at the Wizard World Big Apple Comic Con if he would be working on Justice Lea
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Comic Book Written By Michael Jackson On The Way?
It's common knowledge in comic book lore that a superhero never truly dies—and it looks like that rule is crossing over into reality, if only for one upcoming comics project. According to Bleeding Cool , a graphic novel written by none other than Michael Jackson himself is heading to comic book stores next June through Random House. The graphic novel, titled " Fated ," focuses on the story of Gabriel Star, a well-loved musician with obvious parallels to the tragically deceased King of Po
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DC Comics going Hollywood?
After the recent shake-ups in DC Comics , rumors of even more changes are in the wind. Bleeding Cool and other news sites are reporting that DC may be vacating their New York offices and moving to California. For now, it remains just a rumor, but there are several reasons why such a move would make sense. With the recent reorganization, parent company Time-Warner has placed DC Comics under their film division . This reflects the growing influence that comic book movies have garnered in rec
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Will Quesada Start Strapping If East Coast/West Coast Comics Rivalry Becomes A Reality?
The Bleeding Cool Rich Johnston noted some rumblings at the Long Beach Comic Con about DC Comics packing up its New York-based headquarters to move publishing to the West Coast, presumably as part of the new Warner Brothers interest in consolodating and energizing its efforts with “DC Entertainment.” The New York Comics Scene is already a bit of a myth, what with so many of the most popular talents who work for the NY-based Big Two phoning in to their Gotham masters from other states or coun
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The Official Handbook To The Agent Provocateur Universe?
Bleeding Cool previously reported on Staz Johnson’s work on the lingerie brand Agent Provocateur comic book-catalogue, featuring a Barbarella-Russ Meyer style futuristic sci-fi with babes in nipple tassles. I understand the second issue will feature another familiar comics name, this time Joe Rubenstein, a classic comic book artist who is still most associated for his work for the Official Handbook To The Marvel Universe . Currently inking Green Arrow/Black Canary , we’re pleased to know
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Rich Johnston to attend Chicago Comic Con