Rich Johnston Archives

You might have seen a few of these around. You might not. They don't show up on Google Image search but I'm probably not the first to put them up. Feel

Introduced in the most recent issue of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers from Boom! Studios, IGN have run a preview of the upcoming issue #11, while also

The details of the Free Comic Book Day title are all we know about what's behind the Catalyst Prime line of superhero titles, with some of the best

Visions Of Future- Where Civil War II Stops, Action Comics Picks Up

Did you read Doctor Doom and Doctor Strange: Triumph and Torment, the Marvel OGN that saw Doctor Doom's late mother, Cynthia Von Doom, have her soul

Valiant has trademarked The Red Legend. Now we get an inkling as to why. Valiant promised that their latest event, Divinity III: Stalinverse, would bring

We noted when the Batman comic, already picking up on Watchmen imagery, had dovetailed into The Killing Joke instead. Well, today, Detective Comics takes

So what did Tony Stark do to drive the Inhumans away? What did "she" do that was so terrible? Remember the Old Man Logan future we saw in earlier issues

We know that Spoiler hasn't been that happy about the supposed death of Tim Drake. But the recent storyline where the Batfamily are attacked by those who

Remember this scene from Civil War II #0? In Civil War II #0. James Rhodes, War Machine, was offered the position of Secretary Of Defense by the President

Justice League Vs Suicide Squad #2 is out today, from Joshua Williamson,  Mark Morales and Tony S. Daniel. And it features a Harley Quinn longing for here

After the news of the passing of Carrie Fisher, comic book artist Frank Cho shared an unused cover for a Star Wars #1 comic book variant cover,

Tomorrow's Diamond Previews catalogue, six-page, 24″ x 11.5” gatefold insert, bound into Valiant’s listings. Find out everything you need to know about

Charles Soule, amongst other titles, writes the popular Star Wars: Poe Dameron comic for Marvel featuring one of the lead characters from Star Wars: The

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wK3Wa5E0D-s Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes, Hey fandom! Today's biggest book is Love Is Love, a

Superman #1 graded by CGC at VG+ 4.5 was the most expensive comic book sold on eBay in 2016, hitting a cool $300,000 sold in a live auction in November by

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBZtM8q2Z1g Brian Bendis announced he was leaving Guardians Of The Galaxy a few months ago. But what will he replace it

Reaction from comic industry and comic-related folk to the news of the death of Carrie Fisher has been swift and sudden, today. Here are some examples of

DC Comics are soliciting a DC Spotlight: Wonder Girl volume for September next year... but not the collection of the Teen Titans Spotlight series, this is

This year's Doctor Who's Christmas Special, The Return Of Doctor Mysterio, featured pages from two issues of John Byrne's Superman. But, for the keen

Love Is Love is the much-promoted anthology from Marc Andreyko, IDW and DC Comics, raising money for the victims and families of the Orlando shootings

It was a serialised illustrated novella by Neil Gaiman and Charles Vess, published by DC/Vertigo. It was a novella published with just the words. It was a

The legend of Supergirl is that of a young woman who left Kryptonian society and travelled to Earth, not as a Superbaby, but someone who already knew her

I have been known to play Candy Crush. Haven't we all? Well, on Boxing Day, I have greater reason. The game has matched me up on a star-grabbing head to

Love Is Love isn't the only anthology of note out next Wednesday. Nor is Civil War II #8 the only book with a bevy of exciting names. But there's another

By David Crownson, As a 9 year-old, I was tasked with the assignment of writing a three page book report about the historical figure Harriet Tubman. “BULL

In February, Joe Books was planning to publish a new comic book series The Riftworld Chronicles. Based on the TV adaptation of the web series based on the

Star Wars: Dr Aphra #2 came out this week. Thing is, it's probably very unlikely that writer Kieron Gillen would have or could have seen those early

From Jackie Magazine, a fumetti comic strip that starred George Michael. And a homage cover from the CBDLF variant of Faith #1 for San Diego Comic Con.

Some of us are looking at - and following - the stars. But what have you been reading for the past week? Will The Final Issue Of Civil War II #8 Have The