Yesterday, Bleeding Cool provided extensive coverage of the happenings at San Diego Comic-Con, but one comic book stood out among the rest: Superman #850. In a world that can often feel overwhelming and bizarre, Bleeding Cool remains the go-to source for all things comics, merchandise, TV shows, games, movies, and more. Our long-running feature, The Daily Lying In The Gutters, keeps readers informed about the events of the previous day and what to look forward to in the days ahead. You can sign up to receive our newsletter via email. Among the most popular stories from yesterday were DC Comics’ announcement of Superman #850, the unveiling of Doctor Who cards for Magic: The Gathering, and the inclusion of Ms. Marvel as both a mutant and an Inhuman at the Hellfire Gala. In addition, Image Comics’ October 2023 solicits featured the highly-anticipated Transformers #1, and Hasbro teased new additions to their Marvel Legends line at SDCC’s breakfast meet-up. With San Diego Comic-Con just around the corner, here are some more comic book stories that might pique your interest:
– The Shocking Finale of Pre-Code Horror Week featuring L.B. Cole Edition
– Noteworthy horror titles like Terrors of the Jungle #17, Startling Terror Tales #10, Shocking Mystery Cases #50, Suspense Comics #7, and Suspense Comics #4
Let’s take a look back at what was making waves in the comic book industry one year ago:
– The announcement of a new Star Trek series set to launch in October, featuring the return of Benjamin Sisko and Data
– The permanent death of one of the first mutants, causing speculation and excitement among fans
– McFarlane Toys’ reveal of a Superman: Speed Bullets Batman figure
– The passing of Alan Grant, a comics legend known for his work on Judge Dredd and Lobo
– A discussion about bi-erasure and the dangers of nostalgia in DC Comics’ Dark Crisis storyline
– Marvel Comics’ October 2022 solicitations, including the return of legendary birds and Dialga to Pokémon GO raids
In other news, Jensen Ackles, known for his role in The Boys, revealed his interest in Marvel and DC projects, while the Boys Omnibuses generated over $1.3 million in revenue within four weeks. Tom King brought back Slam Bradley in Gotham City Year One, and Scout Comics introduced exclusive titles at San Diego Comic-Con.
While there was a temporary strike at the SDCC Hilton Bayfront, it did not affect the Eisners or the Indigo Ballroom. SDCC attendees were also treated to a special offer of the DC Universe Infinite app for $50.
Lastly, we remember the death of Marvel’s mutants, an event that caused a stir in the comic book community.
Two years ago, CM Punk’s wrestling return was confirmed, and Barry season 3 began filming alongside season 4. Marvel Comics’ October 2021 solicitations boasted an impressive lineup, and Mewtwo Raid Guide for Pokémon GO players was leaked. The Guardian newspaper dropped cartoonist Steve Bell after a 40-year partnership, and a new Batsuit made its debut in Batman #95.
Four years ago, San Diego Comic-Con took center stage. Jonathan Hickman made waves with his return to the Uncanny X-Men franchise, and Marvel Studios showcased teasers for upcoming movies and TV shows. Fans also speculated about Superman potentially becoming President of the Earth, and the New Mutants series by Hickman, Ed Brisson, and Rod Reis brought back recently deceased X-Men characters.
In the world of comic book birthdays, we celebrate Mike Rockwitz, Paula Sohn, Michael Fitzgerald, Heidi Meeley, Guillermo Ortego, and Danilo Deninotti.
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