High Potential Season 3 Tops Bleeding Cool's Most-Read Stories High Potential Season 3 was the most-read article on Bleeding Cool yesterday, leading the daily Lying In The Gutters roundup of top stories. High Potential Season 3 was the most-read article on Bleeding Cool yesterday, according to the site's daily Lying In The Gutters roundup. The list also featured stories on Daredevil: Born Again, Scrubs, Marvel, DC, SEGA, and Transformers. Top Stories in Comics and TVThe most-read stories from yesterday included a mix of comics news, TV buzz, and pop culture hits. Among them were Amazing Spider-Man #1000 leading the top 50 anticipated comics this week, and The Death Of The DC Universe By The Matriarch In Wonder Woman #25.Other popular articles covered The Absolute Justice League, the debut of The Wizard in 1939's Top-Notch Comics 1 at auction, and Kelly Sue DeConnick and Matt Fraction on Ice Cream Man from Image Comics. Mattel revealed a Masters of the Universe Skeletor x VeeFriends 2-Pack, and Miracleman: The Silver Age #6 explored a life without consent.The debut of Fiction House's Ranger Comics was up for auction, while The Expanse meets Paper Girls in Lucky 555, a queer YA graphic novel. Robin gets a Robin of his own with the introduction of Sparrow to the DCU, and McFarlane Toys pre-orders landed with Red Hood, Batgirl, and Batman.Other notable stories included Vault Comics reversing Diamond's variant cover and returnable policy, and a look at how high Spawn CGC 9.8 comics will go at auction today. We Live gets a sequel series from AfterShock Comics in 2022, and Saturday Night Live Season 46 saw Punkie Johnson make SNL history.Riverdale Season 5 updates brought leather masks, wigs, and knives, while obscure comics delved into The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises prologues. Joker: Killer Smile and Death Of Superman were to be made returnable by DC Comics, and Disney ordered Ike Perlmutter to stop blocking Black Panther and Captain Marvel movies.Marvel showed off their 2099 variants for November, and DC First added Flash and Superman #1 to a new printing of Geoff Johns' Flash Omnibus Vol 1. Batman artist Norm Breyfogle died on Monday, aged 58.Background and Context of Lying In The GuttersLying In The Gutters is the daily runaround for the most-read stories the day before, as well as over the past seven years. Founded seventeen years ago and steeped in a history of comic book industry gossip for a further seventeen years before that, Bleeding Cool has become one of the longest-standing and most well-known pop culture websites around.The Daily Lying In The Gutters remains a long-running runaround the day before and possibly the day ahead. Readers can sign up to receive Lying In The Gutters by email. The roundup also includes comic book birthdays for September 28.If you are in comics and have a birthday coming up, or you know someone who has, get in touch. For more LITG discussion, subscribe to the LitG Daily Mailing List.Bleeding Cool was founded by Rich Johnston, the longest-serving digital news reporter in the world since 1992. He is the author of comic books such as The Flying Friar, Holed Up, The Avengefuls, Doctor Who: Room With A Deja Vu, The Many Murders Of Miss Cranbourne, and Chase Variant. He lives in South-West London, works from The Union Club on Greek Street, and shops at Gosh, Piranha, and Forbidden Planet.Additional stories from 2026 included Marvel Comics January 2027 solicits leaking early, from Star Wars/Marvel: Hope Assembles to Armageddon aftermath, and the 2026 Ringo Awards results from Absolute Batman to Matt Garvey. Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic remembered Kurt Cobain while accepting Nirvana's 2026 MTV VMAs' Video Vanguard Award on Sunday night.Taylor Swift accepted the 2026 MTV VMAs' Artist Director Honor before debuting the official music video for Patient Zero. HBO's Lanterns S01E07: The Jordan Boys' Legacy proved how much the show respects Hal Jordan, with Lanterns/DCU notes to check out. Will Ospreay and Tony Khan attacked WWE after AEW All Out sold out, and the team dealt with a big bad they thought was long dead in tonight's season finale of Adult Swim's President Curtis, S01E10: Timber.