Rich Johnston Archives

Well, the word about the revival of Deadline Magazine is out. All sorts of comic book folk are being approached. Dubbed "Missed Deadline", it will consist

Last week, North Carolina state lawmakers enacted an anti-gay/transgender law that removes all local related anti-discrimination measures, and

I am currently in a pub with Bob Fingerman, which turns out to be an old haunt of David Bowie. To be fair, this is London, odds are any pub etc etc etc...

Peter S. Svensson writes for Bleeding Cool. I love Power Rangers. I really do. I've loved it since I was a kid, and even as an adult I help run the

Marvel has been running more teasers for the Dead No More Spider-Man event, premiering for Free Comic Book Day, then launching in the autumn. The event

Daniel Corey writes, In the past few years, I have put out a couple of books with Image Comics, Moriarty and Red City. And now I’m working on a new title,

My Comic Grader is a new comic book grading app, available on Android and iOS from May 1st. It may be good, it may be not, I don't know. They approached

There has been some disquiet on the John Stewart Green Lantern Appreciation Thread on CBR's message boards, to the extent that Ethan Van Sciver popped by

A week ago, Bleeding Cool first ran the news that it looked like someone was making a Captain Britain TV show based on the British comic. It turned out

Boom! Studios newest original series, Joyride, has it's Final Order Cutoff with comic book stores today. The teen Sci-Fi adventure series by Jackson

Kaboom! Here we go folks, the full DC Comics solicitations, all the June Rebirth books, all the continuing non-DC Universe series and concluding

You never know what's going to be popular on the internet. Which means a week in which DC relaunched their line as DC Rebirth and the movie Batman V

Neil Greenaway of NerdTeam30.com attended DINK for a second day - here was his first. Denver Comic & Art Expo (or DINK!) day 2 started off with a slow

This is a Gendercrunching Special from Tim Hanley. On Saturday at WonderCon, DC Comics announced the creators behind their brand new line up of mainline

A quick recap. Some people think the sci-fi/fantasy Hugo Awards are biased towards progressive, liberal, feminist works against the good ol' fashioned,

Joe Glass is a contributor to Bleeding Cool, with convention coverage and his LGBTQ+ themed column Tales From A Four Color Closet. He's also a comic book

At the DC Comics co-publisher "Sunday Conversation" panel at WonderCon today, Dan DiDio shared a story with Jimmy Palmiotti and Scott Snyder about advice

Peter S. Svensson writes for Bleeding Cool. So, Boom Studios doesn't do the average sort of comic publisher panel, where they show a slideshow with covers

Thanks to Bill Meeks, cosplay photographer extraordinaire for Bleeding Cool at WonderCon. He's been a busy boy. And if you see yourself there, let us know

This is the Top Ten Bleeding Cool Bestseller List, as compiled by a number of comic stores from their sales on Wednesday and Thursday. It measures what

Time to look back on what we said about DC Rebirth. What did we get right? What did we get wrong? In December last year, Bleeding Cool reported that, I am

Jamie Me writes, Title: #ComicBookHour starts Sunday at 10.00am PST! This Sunday I’m launching a Twitter Q&A called #ComicBookHour. The event will

Apologies for missing out Ivan Reis yesterday, announced on Aquaman for DC Rebirth. A product of sickness and exhaustion. As well as Dan Abnett, Brad

Okay, it's late in the UK. And as our clocks finally get round to changing, it's going to be a lot later. Been a busy, strange day. If anyone finds the

DC Comics announced a lot of creative teams for their DC Rebirth initiative. But it seemed that they were missing two. Two that may be very dear to

Aspen Comics has launched one of the biggest Humble Bundle digital collections ever., worth $585. Where you pay what you want - but the more you pay, the

We heard the word that, after Civil War II, Brian Bendis would be returning to Jessica Jones. Well, he's not alone. At Wondercon, as told to us by

Neil Greenaway for NERDTEAM30.com attended the Denver Independent Comic & Art Expo for Bleeding Cool. Neil Greenaway writes, March 25, 2016 marked the

When DC Comics moved from New York to Burbank, those who chose to stay with the company were moved out, uprooting their lives from one coast to the other.

 More and more here. And how long till this hits eBay, for all those in attendance?