Rich Johnston Archives

  Ho ho ho ho Logan... Top Twenty Traffic Stories Of The Week Can Cosplayers *Really* Pose Like Milo Manara’s Spider-Woman? Yes Folks, Sabretooth Is

I understand that a number of DC Comics creators are being instructed to bring their arcs, their plots, their storylines to a close before the Band-Aid,

Consider this an irregular feature looking at comic books that have gone to second prints or more. Now, it is worth remembering that some publishers plan

Adi Tantimedh writes, One thing I like about NYCC is to walk around and stumble upon something completely new that I never heard of. That was how I was

I get the feeling that this will be hitting the wires soon. So you may want to get off the internet to avoid any Superior Iron Man/Daredevil spoilers from your favourite news providers.

At New York Comic Con, I saw a rather interesting idea. Iverse are the company behind the Comics Plus app, which a few years ago was the big rival to

Courtesy of IGN, another of the Summer Event teasers from Marvel... ...following Civil War, Years Of Future Past, Age Of Ultron Vs Marvel Zombies and

  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

Comica, London's comics art festival begins today, right after The Lakes Comic Art Festival at the weekend in Kendal. Lots more smoke, noise and transport

Both famed Alan Moore collaborators, Peter Hogan and Steve Parkhouse’s Resident Alien return for a new series from Dark Horse Comics, Resident Alien: The

Running sporadically since 1983, Dark Horse will is bringing back Mister X in a new series by Dean Motter, Mister X: Razed, beginning in February next

Grimmiss Island is the latest to get Itty-Bittied at Dark Horse Comics, from Franco and Art Baltazar next March.   The Volcano Goddess threatens the

Adventure Time is getting a new spinoff series in January, Adventure Time: Marceline Gone Adrift taking the half-demon/half-vampire character and vampire

Congratulations, to Mike Collins. The guy who drew the Kate Middleton half of my Royal Wedding biographical comic book *and, you know, a few other things

Gun Theory began as a creator-owned comic by Daniel Way and Proctor from Bill Jemas' Epic line at Marvel Comics back in 2003 that crashed and burned in

The team behind the Boom! Studios series Curse have a new book for the publisher. Tim Daniel and Michael Moreci have announced their new series, Burning

Sofia Annunziata writes for Bleeding Cool: The Fantasy Food Fiction panel is a follow up to my excursion at the Fantasy Food truck the other day. Per

  Next year, Dark Horse will be collecting all the Pistolwhip comics by Matt Kindt and Jason Hall from the noughties into one big volume for April

By Dimitrios Haritos I hadn't had a chance to go to the New York Comic Con show floor on the Thursday and I had an hour downtime before my next panel so I

Open world game The Witcher III: Wild Hunt is being released next February 24. Which will give you six weeks gaming time until CD Projekt Red and Dark

Lantern City is not a television show. Not yet. But Bruce Boxleitner is planning for it to be one. As he says... http://vimeo.com/46092926 And now it will

by Ray Flook As he readily admitted at the very top of the panel, Brian Michael Bendis could easily understand the anxious anticipation many Powers were

Your accusations of misogyny may start here. After all, it's Pander Brothers, not Pander Sisters. But the creators are returning to comics with Girlfiend

Jake Barlow writes for Bleeding Cool, Fans were invited to join Adult Swim on their boat "Tyrannic" for their maiden voyage in celebration of NYCC. The

Chuck Brouillette writes, If you are a fan of original comic production art you may have noticed a change in the art that is being made available to

By Paul Gullas I stepped into The Twins, wary of any signs of betrayal and death. You see, I know my A Song of Ice and Fire, and the moment I heard

At New York Comic Con, Dark Horse unveiled Richard Corben’s Rat God, a new series beginning in February. A new woodland-set horror, it's a new

Igor Goldkind is one of the most influential people in the sphere of modern day comic books. Even though he's been absent for some time. Back in the

by Ray Flook By now, most of you who read Bleeding Cool and were following its New York Comic Con coverage are familiar with what became known as

Time for plenty of cross-media references this week. 1. Doctor... Or Ambassador? The Ambassadors (1533)  by Hans Holbein the Younger hangs in the National