Rich Johnston Archives

As with the change to Punisher #1, Punisher #2 will now have art by Szymon Kudranski, instead of the previously solicited Riccardo Burchielli.

Once upon a time, Jim Towe tweeted out some Youngblood designs. Someone noticed. love it. Let's talk. Timing couldn't be better! — robertliefeld

At San Diego Comic-Con, everything is a collectible. The comics, the toys, the bags, the flyers, the hotel key cards... This year the hotels of San Diego

We mentioned the change to Punisher #1, art by Szymon Kudranski, instead of the previously solicited Riccardo Burchielli. The same has now been announced

Yesterday, a Dalek came to town. In advance of today's march in protest against the visit of Donald Trump to the UK, a Dalek sporting a recognisable

San Diego bar The Smoking Gun just launched an... interesting new event to be held in 10 days time, the day after San Diego Comic-Con.

Find out more at San Diego Comic-Con during Marvel Comics’ Spider-Man panel on the Friday, 20th July at 12:30 p.m. in room 5AB.

Get ready for this comic to be announced at Marvel Comics’ Spider-Man panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Friday, 20th July at 12:30 p.m. in room 5AB.

A hot day in London. Donald Trump is here. My mission, should I choose to accept it, is to review Mission: Impossible - Fallout without mentioning politics.

Check out these upcoming DC Comics covers for August 2018 shipping titles. As ever, you may have seen some of them – but you won’t have seen most of them…

The team behind the Batgirl #25 anniversary issue has decided, it seems, to keep the artists it had planned but delay the comic a few weeks.

The Absolute Flashpoint volume, collecting the Flashpoint series by Geoff Johns, Sandra Hope, Jesse Delperdang, and Andy Kubert in oversized hardcover

You might forgive Tom King for being a little late with Mister Miracle.

Red Hood and the Outlaws #25 was solicited with art by Dexter Soy, but he has been joined for the extra-sized issue by the two art teams Trevor

Justice League #2, the second chapter of "The Totality" by Scott Snyder and Jorge Jimenez, has sold out at DC. Now, this issue is heading back to press

Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes, Hey comic fans! This is a ridiculously awesome week for comics. We have a new Superman and

The Weatherman from Jody LeHeup and Nathan Fox that is, basically, Anchorman meets Total Recall was a nice big launch from Image Comics last month. The

We mentioned last month that G Willow Wilson was the new writer on Wonder Woman. DC publisher Dan DiDio confirmed that earlier today. And now G Willow

DC President Dan DiDio demonstrated to the DC All Access video that the format of Black Label will mostly be oversized, starting with Batman: Damned.

Today sees the publication of the first issue of the final League of Extraordinary Gentlemen story, The Tempest.

On June 15th, Bleeding Cool ran the word that Ms Marvel writer  G. Willow Wilson was to write the Wonder Woman comic book for DC Comics.

Today's Red Hood and the Outlaws #24 promised something: outlaws that kill.

Longstanding comic book industry figure Richard Howell had a story to tell about Steve Ditko, and it is making a number of people uneasy.

I've been reporting gossip about the comic book industry online for nigh on 25 years. When I began, all this were message boards round these parts. But

The term "Women in Refrigerators" was coined in 1999 by Gail Simone to recognize how women characters are treated in comic books.

Jodie Whittaker's 13th Doctor comes to a TV screen near you this autumn. But before that we have SDCC -- and several new lines of merchandise.

Today Jim Zubkavich, Kevin Libranda, and Marcio Menyz appear to be using The Champions series to tell a sequel to TIm King's lauded The Vision series.

Today's The Flash #50 concludes the Flash War arc that has seen Wally West breaking the very fabric of reality to get his family back.

When Dan Slott wrote Amazing Spider-Man, he stated that Marvel would never bring back the Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson marriage to official continuity.

In his first issues, Brian Michael Bendis is playing with that very notion.