Michael Cho is one of Comicbookdaily’s favourite artists. His Holiday Season card made us all weep tears of christmas joy, and his cover to Don Delillo’s White Noise made one of our favourite books even more awesome. Well, this time he’s done it again, this time drawing up a...

Newly appointed arvel Vice President, Executive Editor Tom Brevoort tweeted this morning “Turns out nobody has any extra copies of those ring books…” then posted this picture: He then went on to post this: “This is just one store” with this accompanying...

It’s a pretty slow news day, so I’ve been doing some trolling around looking for anything new and exciting. In saying that, consider this one of those ideas that never happened, and maybe the world is sadder for it.. maybe not. Depends on which Frank Miller would have written...

Today is Geoff “DC’s Bendis (minus all the dialogue tics, but with more reverence for continuity)” Johns Birthday. It’s been a pretty great year for Mr. Johns, considered by many to be the best Superhero writer in Comicbooks, his titles are consistently the top selling...

Galloway Park is a tale of political intrigue and suspense. Weekly episodes are written and drawn by Dennis De Pues.

First Issue Special #8, DC Comics, November 1975. The first appearance of Warlord by Mike Grell

Brave and the Bold #184, Page 8, Panel 5. This is a harmless enough looking issue. On the cover you have Batman raging against his dead parents...

Official press release Marvel is proud to unveil superstar J. Scott Campbell’s Siege #3 Deadpool Variant, as part of the groundbreaking program aimed at providing assistance to retailers by turning unsold comics into cash. Retailers – for every 50 stripped covers of the following comics...

The Cover: AHAHHAAHA that’s all I got to describe what we have on this cover. Superman is being assaulted by a bunch of dogs shooting orange skittles out of their mouths at the command of a pirate lady. I think they were running out of things for Superman to fight and punch so they just...

Today(ish) in Twitter is a regular column wherein our staff troll through the best of the 140 letter updates of the comic book world. ComicBookDaily is not responsible for the content of these tweets, but we will admit to laughing our collective bums off at some of them. I’d also like to...

Art Director, Editor and Artist Mark Chiarello is responsible for many beautiful things: the recent Wednesday Comics, DC Comics’ ill fated – but absolutely wonderful – anthology Solo, Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee’s Batman epic Hush as well as the phenomenal series Batman:...

Official Press Release IDW Publishing and Desperado are proud to debut the new Desperado imprint in March with the launch of Tony Harris: Art and Skulduggery. The fifth installment of Desperado’s Eisner Award-winning art books series, this oversized hardcover edition offers a complete...

we were talking about it earlier this week, but now it looks like we’ve finally gotten our Conan, and he’s not exactly unfamiliar to fans of sci-fi. Deadline Hollywood says that Denise Huxtable’s  husband has inherited Arnold Schwarzenegger’s fur loincloth and will...

Superman vs. Overstreet. There was a nice batch of Golden Age Superman comics posted on

We saw her dancing at the launch party of Dodgem Logic. Well now she’s the cover girl to Mr. Moore’s second issue.  Say a big hello to queen of burlesque, Khandie Khisses, in a shot taken by Mitch Jenkins According to Bleeding Cool, there will apparently be three different covers to...

“I must hurry back to my comic book store, where I dispense the insults rather than absorb them.” Comic Book Guy from The Simpsons Last week I briefly mentioned the comic shop I go to in Barrie called the Blue Beetle and the reasons why I shop there as opposed to other...

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Now, The Goon goes digital, as both Chinatown and the Mystery of Mr. Wicker and The Goon #7, which features Hellboy, are made available on the iPhone platform. Chinatown marks Powell’s first self-contained graphic novel, which chronicles the earliest adventures of Goon and his wisecracking...

Amazing Spider-Man #121, 122, June and July 1973. Naming two comics is a first for the CBD Undervalued Spotlight but these classics are truly