Rich Johnston Archives

Bleeding Cool is a big fan of Kickstarter and Indiegogo as our weekend coverage often attests to. But not everything goes according to plan. And we cover

Tomato Can Blues by Mary Pilon and Attila Futaki is a short story, illustrated by comic book panels, with what appears to be a new motion feature. As the

Marvel's line of Epic Collection trade paperbacks are intended to be big colour collections of Marvel comics at the lowest price possible. So we have an

Bleeding Cool first covered Brian Augustyn and John Derrick West's new project Dead Ringer at Phoenix Comic Con this year. And now we get to see a little

If you've got amazing eyesight, and perhaps some kind of sixth sense, you may be able to read a few more little... blurs.

321 views and two thumbs up in eleven days for this trailer for Mark Waid and Dean Haspiel's revival of The Fox for Archie Comics? That's clearly not

The zombie reinvention of Riverdale is on the way and Archie Comics, for the first time, have created individual retailer covers, featuring the retailer

Travis Ellisor writes; I first found out about Andrew MacLean's work when my friend (and comics colorist) Simon Gough was collaborating with him on some

In the Marvel Universe, Spider-Man is currently possessed by the mind of Doctor Octopus. Seems like that might be spilling over into the real world too.

Dylan Gonzalez writes; Beer: Trooper Brewery: Robinsons Brewery I have been an Iron Maiden fan for some years now. I saw them finally last year and I am

It's a testing time for Asterix. In October, the first volume created without either or René Goscinny or Albert Uderzo, though Uderzo is supervising the

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool ran the news that a new character had been unlocked for the game Avengers Alliance, Thane. And the observation that all the

WHAT IF...? What if... Alan Moore's Fashion Beast had been made as a film? The Northampton Herald And Post asks... Alan laughs: “It might have led to a

Ant Jones writes; When I was offered the opportunity to pitch my new comic project on Bleeding Cool I jumped at the chance. I’d already started

Warren Ellis and Mike McKone have a new original graphic novel. Avengers: Endless Wartime. One of a new line from Marvel Comics and, it seems, replacing

The Facebook game Marvel: Avengers Alliance just unveiled a new Special Operation, featuring Black Bolt and lockboxed character, Thane, a mysterious

Blood Hound was a book created by Dan Jolley, drawn by Drew Johnson, and then Leonard Kirk, and published by DC back in 2004. And it was co-owned by DC

Bleeding Cool has been covering the return of the Inhumans, and what that might mean for Marvel Comics, for a fair few months, after initially breaking

They did it last year with Shadowman Black. People still want it. They're doing it again, with Unity Red. An advance look at Unity #1 with a special Red

An extraordinary cover for Hyderabad by Jai Undurti, Jasraman Grewal and Harsho Mohan Chattoraj.. Ant Lucia's print for New York Comic Con, limited to

Timothy Carson writes; This chart measures release day sales for comics distributed through iOS in-app from ComiXology. Injustice: Gods Among Us has

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HP-zb-ni0KA Collectors Cornered is a occasional video column, filmed inside Collectors Corner in Baltimore. Join us every

I may have mentioned how much I enjoy the work of Terry Wiley. So much that when I got the chance to write a story for one of those Image Comics music

We covered Frank Cho's response to the new design for Lobo (by way of Machete). Now we have a response from the new Lobo artist Ben Oliver... And the new

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPK0GgDOoCA Grace Randolph writes; Battle of the Atom, DC Villains Month and Marvel's Infinity review! Which are worth your

Being an employer this year is like being a girl at Comic Con. It doesn't matter how offensively inaccurate your pre-Crisis Of Infinite Earth Supergirl

Dynamite are pulling their Steve Niles reboot of Ash and the Army of Darkness #1 from the first week of November to the last week of October, on sale on

One paid $5,000 three hours ago. Another one forty-five minutes ago. And while they may be anonymous donors now, they won't be for long. DC Entertainment

Albert Uderzo is selling one of his original pages from Asterix And The Laurel Wreath, for charity. These pages are rarely sold, and the odds are it will

Here's a first look at pages from Legends Of Red Sonja #1. The series will have fifteen female writers, with the first issue featuring Gail Simone, Devin