Stick & Stone is a very popular children's picture book by Beth Ferry and Tom Lichtenheld published in 2015 by HMH For Younger Readers. Well next year, it's growing up as it is getting a graphic novel sequel Stick & Stone: Friends Forever. It's one of four graphic novels that the same creative team has […] The post Tom Lichtenheld and Beth Ferry's Stick & Stone Gets a Graphic Novel appeared first on Bleeding Cool News And Rumors.

Ever since Boom Studios announced they were launching the first creator-owned series ever from superstar Tom Taylor – the guy who outsold every comic in the industry with the launch of DCeased – this year to the subsequent Marvel-esque teaser campaign, expectations have been high for this launch – especially after a year with mega-hits […] The post Seven Secrets #1, The Biggest Creator-Owned Launch Ever From Boom appeared first on Bleeding Cool News And Rumors.

Dean Stuart is an illustrator and a gallery artist, with a BFA Illustration from the California College of the Arts and works out of his studio space at The Compound Gallery in Oakland, CA, as a fine artist and illustrator for magazines, books, and galleries. ou can see some of his phenomenal work, right here. But […] The post Fine Artist Dean Stuart's First Graphic Novel Is About Dementia appeared first on Bleeding Cool News And Rumors.

Garry Brown is the artist on Scream: Curse Of Carnage, the spinoff book from the Absolute Carnage. But not any more. The book was made digital-only, then brought back into print, but only for one of the issues that had been solicited – and already printed. As with all the digital-then-print comics, they are coming […] The post Scream: Curse Of Carnage Cancelled, These Pages Will Not See Print appeared first on Bleeding Cool News And Rumors.

Star Wars fans love their rare pieces, and this one is pretty unique. Up for auction over at Heritage Auctions right now is a CGC 9.4 copy of Star Wars #1 from Marvel in 1977. This is the 30 cent cover and is signed by multiple people. First, Roy Thomas and Howard Chaykin, the creative […] The post A Graded And Cast Signed Copy Of Marvel Star Wars #1 Up For Auction appeared first on Bleeding Cool News And Rumors.

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool read the tea leaves (or poster schedules) and worked out that Marvel Comics may well be rescheduling the revival of Werewolf By Night planned for April, and scuppered by the global pandemic. The series was meant to be written by Black-Eyed Peas' Taboo and Ben Jackendoff with art by Scot Eaton, and was intended to introduce an […] The post Yes, Marvel Are Bringing Back Werewolf By Night, Confirmed appeared first on Bleeding Cool News And Rumors.

The world can seem like a terrible and strange place sometimes, but at Bleeding Cool you can still read all about comics, TV shows, games, movies and more. Right now that seems to be the late Michael Turner's artwork from yesteryear and more. The Daily Lying In The Gutters, remains a long-running run around the […] The post An Un-Censored Michael Turner in The Daily LITG, 11th July 2020 appeared first on Bleeding Cool News And Rumors.

Some stories, alas, will never be told. This, confirmed today by DC Comics, includes one particular Batman story that Bleeding Cool has been reporting on for the better part of a year. Before we dive into the timeline, here's what you have to know: DC Comics has announced that James Tynion IV will pen Batman #100, closing […] The post New Batman #1 Scrapped, James Tynion IV Continues to Batman #101 appeared first on Bleeding Cool News And Rumors.

Cullen Bunn is best known as the creator you see listed in every single publisher's solicitations multiple times every month. While it is unknown what dirt the writer has on what seems like every single company besides Avatar Press and Zenescope Entertainment, Cullen Bunn's dedication to writing the absolute highest volume of comics cannot be […] The post Cullen Bunn Brings Cosmic Steampunk Horror to Kickstarter appeared first on Bleeding Cool News And Rumors.

In the eternal competition between the two largest superhero-peddling corporate entities, one thing DC has always done better than Marvel is horror. From their classic runs such as Alan Moore's Swamp Thing and Neil Gaiman's The Sandman to the deranged flair of villains in their monthly Batman comics, the company seems to thrive in the shadows. This Halloween, they're […] The post Tom King, Vita Ayala, and More Bring Horror to DC With New Anthologies appeared first on Bleeding Cool News And Rumors.