Rich Johnston Archives

People ask what I do when I'm not writing Bleeding Cool. Which kinda takes up around 18 hours a day. Well, on Sundays, I take a little time off, to draw a

A Bleeding Cool reader and print comic book subscriber writes: I subscribe to several comics through DC and Marvel. I thought you'd be interested in a

Here's the variant cover to The Other Dead #4, the zombie animal comic published by IDW, in which President Obama gets involved during a zombie animal

Fearless Defenders has come to an end. So wherefore now its writer Cullen Bunn? Well, something with Gabriel Hernandez Walta from Marvel it seems...

Pride Of Baghdad, as the multiple layered title suggested, was about pride. Creatures, keeping their own respect, strength and fortitude as the world fell

Here it is! Part three of the five part Aquaman: The Teen Drama project created by Patrick Willems and friends. Are you following the story so far? Or do

That is basically the deal. Buy the not-actually-relaunch issues of All New Marvel Now, and if you claim the digital copy of the comic (included in the

Jason Latour and Mahmud Asrar are relaunching Wolverine & The X-Men in March because... well... same school. Similar cast. But new creative team. And

Like we said earlier today, everyone loves a drone. I'm starting to wonder why all the Iron Men suits still need to be man-shaped though. As subterfuge?

If the healthcare.gov website wasn't under enough strain as it is, Inhumanity #1 just added a whole load of traffic. I kinda reviewed the comic book

Thanks to today's Amazing X-Men #2, we all got a lovely image of the demonic hellion form of Jack The Ripper flashing Northstar in hell. And, from what it

Hooray! There's a new Young Avengers out today. Boo, it kinda wraps up lots of stuff before the two parter Afterparty coming up next month. There is

There may be a war for thickness going on in comics right now. We know the current pricing deal. Marvel's comics are generally 20 pages long and are

Drones drones drones. It's all anyone can talk about. Whether it's the US bombing Pakistan or everyday gun toting Americans threatening to blow Amazon's

Is it an Infinity crossover? Is it an Inhumanity crossover? The two things smooshed together so that it's pretty hard to tell. Last week's Avengers

So you bought The Complete Zenith by Grant Morrison and Steve Yeowell for £100. And now you discover that Rebellion are putting out a series of hardcovers

From last week's Marvel titles, a smattering of Augmented Reality videos, as they were captured and all smooshed together. So a new chapter of As The Page

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlBke5kVHE8 Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida writes; Hey Fandom! It's another week of new comics now! We

Detective Comics #27 is coming... for a second time. Here is the solicitation. DETECTIVE COMICS #27 Written by JOHN LAYMAN, SCOTT SNYDER, PAUL DINI, BRAD

Take a look on your bookshelf. Are there any Guardians Of The Galaxy trade paperbacks that haven't been read for a while? Specifically the Dan Abnett/Andy

We've run Kickstarter Fails looking at those using Kickstarter to raise money that don't always... work out. But of late, there have been more from

David Copperfield, internationally famous magician (and not the Dickens novel) has filed to register "DC" with this logo for, amongst others; paper goods,

Everyone loves Aquaman, The Teen Drama, by Patrick Willems and friends. And those who don't have simply no fun in their souls. Amongst those viewing the

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaUJMHNlSkM This is the clip from the new Nike Brasil TV ad, featuring the art of legendary Brazilian cartoonist Rafael

Back in October, after the release of Cryptozoic Man #1, it was a book that sold for $2 on eBay. And that was after five bids. Even after having a plug on

Marvel is making the first issue of their Wolverine: Japan's Most Wanted digital comic book by Jason Aaron, Jason Latour and Paco Diaz available free to

Yesterday, co-founder of Dragon*Con Edward J Kramer pled guilty to counts of child molestation, charges that he had successfully managed to legally avoid

I loved this comic so much. But it's been eight years since the last issue of this cross between The Archers, The Wicker Man and Twin Peaks. It's

A few days ago, Bleeding Cool reported that Mark Millar had applied to register the trademark Starlight as a comic book. And so it has come to pass.

Five Years Later kicks off in September after a little teasing for Free Comic Book Day. But what comes first? I'm hearing that DC will be filling the