Rich Johnston Archives

Entertainment Weekly have a nice interview with Grant Morrison to coincide with his upcoming final issue on Action Comics. Stuff like; I love The Walking

This is the first of a new comic book format from IDW calles the Comifolio. Or in this case, should it be Comifoalio? A limited-edition variant cover

Take the ComiXology App. Click on the "Creators" tab. And this is what you get. To see the men as well, you can just click on "All Creators". But it's a

On Sunday, March 17th, Darwyn Cooke arrived two hours late to Megacon with many fans awaiting him and left a simple note on the table: "SORRY! SEE YOU

It’s a detective story set in 2076, when everyone in the United States has a secret identity. Our protagonist is a member of the paparazzi, outlaw private

I understand that Andy Diggle, announced just before NYCC by DC (and by Bleeding Cool a few weeks earlier) as taking over Action Comics with Tony Daniel

So the Roy Lichtenstein exhibition at London's Tate gallery has been a smash hit. But as ever, it has raised questions in the comics community over the

by Frank Beddor While most would probably assume Royal Bodyguard Hatter Madigan is the only one having adventures, the fact is that writing the books can

Dennis O’Neil, returns to New York University every Wednesday, for his evening class on writing comic books and graphic novels at the university’s School

SPX tables went on sale over the weekend SPX EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!Let the tablegasm begin!bit.ly/ZKrjuR fb.me/2iHmGefV5 — The Small Press

These are images from the Captain Action animated series, currently in production. Captain Action, was a toyline in which the central figure could be

On his Facebook page, in his Playing God album, Erik Larsen pulls up examples of other artists work... and fixes them. John Byrne gets the treatment

Is it just me or is the Walking Dead TV show looking more and more like the comic book? So what have you been reading this week on Bleeding Cool? A lot of

I'm not a journalist. Though occasionally I play one on the internet. But Richard Gagnon, via comic book creator Steve Bissette, is looking for proper

 Adi Tantimedh writes; It’s been a good month for the fantasy on the radio. We’ve had the fourth series of Sebastian Baczkiewicz’ brilliant PILGRIM and

ZonaNegativa are teasing a new comic book project by Brian K Vaughan and Marcos Martin. It seems to involve considerable amounts of masks and head

All this talk about Harper Row... are people missing the candidate Grant Morrison is actually giving us for a replacement Robin in his own story? Ellie.

David Berlanga records a piece looking at the difference between reading comics on the Marvel Digital Unlimited iPad App, compared to reading it with

Age Of Ultron's surprising ending is meant to be top secret, only eight people are meant to know about it and Joe Quesada is drawing the last few pages to

Geoff Johns shows us the return of Metal Men in Justice League #18... Got my copy of the alternate cover to JUSTICE LEAGUE 18! By the amazing @mitografia

The River Of Lost Souls by Isabel Greenberg in The Guardian this weekend. PBS on the rise of webcomics. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6redB3Xev14 Martin

Getting down to some interesting details here with Brendon Connelly's talk with Bryan Singer: I’m not sure which camera we’re going to use. I’ve been

Before Bleeding Cool, there was TRIPWIRE magazine. In 2013, it celebrates its 21st anniversary and so it’s crowd funding at Kickstarter to get a paperback

Adam Jeffcoat writes; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMTO-fPJtMA Niko and the Sword of Light was born from the idea that we wanted to make something

Paul Sohi writes; When I was thirteen, I first discovered Tank Girl. It was in a library a mile away from my house, I’d decided to go and visit it for the

Drew Ford writes; No one wants to publish this thing! I don’t understand? I mean, publishers tell me it’s good. I mean, they like it, but they don’t think

Louis Falcetti writes; I love being genuinely surprised and how rarely it happens these days. I don't mean surprised in the Paranormal Activity sense of

  Darren J. Gendron writes; Writing a hit book is easy. There’s nothing to it. Sure, there’s some talent and skill and luck needed. And it all needs to be

Peter G writes; Today was definitely starting off different. I've complained before about how inclement weather always seems to hit when I'm doing a show,

Louis Falcetti writes; Something changed in me over the last year, something noticeable. I began to actively hunt out new music on Spotify. Like many