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Donny Cates’ relaunch of the Marvel Knights imprint begins in earnest today with the launch of Marvel Knights #1 (come back later for our review). If you’re wondering what the big deal is, the original...

It's October 31st, which means our Comictober series has come to an end for this year. But before the day comes to a close, let's take a look back at one of the more difficult comics to get a hold of in recent...

What if fish had legs, and were filled with gas that smelled like a human corpse? Have you ever asked yourself these questions? If you have then boy do I have a Manga for you, and my personal therapists number...

Attention all comic book creators! Do you have a story in the works? Are you itching to share your work with the world? Here at Comics Bulletin, we’re creating a new project that involves independent...

The word zombie was first recorded in 1819, so we can say that zombies have been around for a while, with the first movie being White Zombie in 1932. But it wasn’t until 1968’s George A. Romero’s Night...

In looking back at the process which ultimately lead to the creation of Spider-Man, it's fascinating to think that the character has become associated more with lighthearted, superhero fare. Borne out of the...

In my opinion, few months of the year can rival the greatness of October. It's the month of fall foliage. It's when the best beers of the year are available. The days are comfortably warm, and the nights are...

Last week, Batman: The Damned #1 hit shelves, garnering a lot of media attention. However, little of that attention was focused on Brian Azzarello's inability to write a decent Batman story, nor did it bring...

Almost one year ago, DC Comics launched it much anticipated (and very controversial) event, Doomsday Clock. Though it took over 30 years, it marked the publisher's middle finger being fully extended to...

When it comes to Witchblade comics, there are generally three categories: the original Michael Turner run (#1-25), the Ron Marz run (#80-150), and everything else. To be fair, there is a lot of forgettable...