Rich Johnston Archives

Fade Out, the new comic from Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips, is coming our from Image in August. 40 pages, $3.50.  Here's the bumf. An intricate and

This is Dustin Nguyen's Catwoman on a motorcycle. Which has been defined further for a statue. And has given us this. But does the final version trigger

When the New 52 relaunch began back in 2011, one of the more prominent changes, if you can believe it, was the removal of Superman's iconic red trunks.

Greetings from the coal face of the direct comics market. Where retailers try to increase their orders of certain comics ahead of sale. Where supply and

From last month's X-Force #4... Or is that "We who are about to die...?" And from yesterday's X-Force #5, we find out more about that world. Yeah. That's

Following on from the Three Hundred, Two Hundred Dollar Club and One Hundred And Fifty Club runarounds on eBay, here’s a look at modern day comic books

That was how Tuki: Save The Humans, the new comic from Jeff Smith was solicited. Black and white. Like how Bone and Rasl started out. But, a bit like a

We're well underway regarding Image Comics' launches for August... here's another. And its weekly for August... there's a lot of that about right now.

They are really not letting go of the fact that Justice League United was originally going to be Justice League Canada until someone realised that they

Boom! talked about this at ComicsPRO about this. And now they have the full details for what they are calling their Innovators Retail Rewards Program.

THE PERFECT NEW SERIES FOR WAYWARD BUFFY FANS That's what Image Comics' PR says anyway. I guess Dark Horse's Buffy comic isn't real... Can Rori unlock the

Greg Rucka left Futures End before it was announced. John Layman left Batman Eternal before the first issue was published. It seems that you can't have a

Not sure if Eaglemoss Magazines totally thought this one through. Thanks to Chris Thompson...  

Tom Brevoort on the treatment of death in Marvel Comics. some readers have read comics for long enough that they realize that most deaths get reversed at

Following on from the Three Hundred and Two Hundred Dollar Club runaround eBay, here's a look at modern day comic books that have recently sold copies for

So, did everyone watch last night's Marvel's Agents Of SHIELD last night? Well not me, not yet, been too busy. No spoilers! Ironic I know... but I reckon

Frank Cho is one of three comic book creators to have won an Emmy, his for Creating Frank Cho’s World documentary, as well as Zeb Wells and Dean Haspiel .

Two Avengers books written by Jonathan Hickman are published today, Avengers #29 and New Avengers #18. The former is the Original Sin tie in issue, as

From Twitter, in 2011. Maybe the market *is* ready for my The Fascist Man Alive: Nazi Flash! — Kieron Gillen (@kierongillen) September 16, 2011 From Iron

Today's issue of The Walking Dead has big changes for the comic. I've been asked not to even hint at what they are, so fair enough. It's something Robert

Today's Superman/Wonder Woman sees Diana Pricne visit the offices of ClarkCatropolis.com, the blogging site of Clark Kent and Cat Grant, which seems to

So, yes, Forever Evil #7 should have been out for a while now. And if it had been, today's Superman comic books might have made more sense. We know that

We've been scooped by that most connected of reporters, Bethany Snow of Channel 52. From today's DC titles, a look at the Multiversity titles from Grant

Michael Golden (Avengers, G.I. Joe, Micronauts) and James O’Barr (creator of The Crow) along with writer/editor/colorist Renee Witterstaetter will be

In the X-Men books of late, we have met a Brotherhood Of Mutants from the future. One of the characters, Raze, is the future child of Mystique and

It's time, it's time. Also, while we're at it, a Black Widow Punisher crossover from Marvel. Compare and contrast! Two of the most lethal soldiers in the

Afterlife With Archie #5, the zombie comic that could, is out tomorrow. Writer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa tells Bleeding Cool "In earlier issues, Ginger and

P Craig Russell has adapted Neil Gaiman's The Graveyard Book as a graphic novel. But not even he knows everything to expect, as he opens his comp copy of

So I went to see the new X-Men film last night. Not the New York red carpet affair, Hannah already did that, but the London IMAX screening. This is not a

Did you pick up the Justice League Of America Omnibus a few weeks ago? The DC Comics site states that it is, collecting THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #28-30,