Rich Johnston Archives

Marat Mychaels filled on pencils for Grifter #11 last month, instead of Scott Clark and, it seems, will be doing the same on issue 13. And then he's on

I don't know what I was thinking. I made a very foolish promise. That if preorders on Bleeding Cool Magazine #1 topped 20,000 (and issue zero brought in

From the upcoming Walking Dead Season Two Blu Ray, a ten minute featurette with Robert Kirkman talking about the difference between the comic and the TV

This is the artwork that a publisher, who had been scammed by Josh Hoopes, received. The problem is, we don't know who actually drew it. Whoever it is,

Batman #0 continues to pick up advance reorders from retailers, twice in two weeks which means I think we can rely on a very quick sell out and second

Blood. Stone. Possibly. Yes it's another post. But what can we say, at Bleeding Cool we're just hopeless romantics. Starting with another from Frank

And here's the variant cover to Archie Comics' Kevin Keller #6, featuring a certain George Takei, courtesy of BuzzFeed. I like the little Uniform

The scarf from Fourth. The trousers from Fifth. The jumper from Seventh. The cuffs of Eight Three. The coat of Tenth. The ring and stick of One. While Amy

Bleeding Cool reported on the new Bill Jemas-written-and-published graphic novella, Wake The F*** Up when it was solicited by Diamond at the beginning of

Here are the top twenty selling comic books on ComiXology, after new comic day yesterday. 1. The Walking Dead #101 2. Smallville: Season 11 #13 3.

Tim Hanley writes; Marvel was back on top in June as both companies had notable swings overall, Marvel for better and DC for worse. We also mix it up, and

Two pin-ups from the new Freelancers series by writer Ian Brill, and artist Joshua Covey from Boom!. Orders are due today apparently... I think that is

SqueeWatch: The Tumblr site Hell Yeah Superman And Wonder Woman has been in total Squee mode since yesterday. Thanks guys, and thanks for believing in us!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zMkNQjOURk Aaron Haarland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida writes; Hey Fandom! Today I'm talking about my love of the

Robert Napton writes for Bleeding Cool. Thun'Da is published by Dynamite Entertainment; PAGE 1-2 I wanted to start us in mid-action, much like the

Cameron Hatheway writes; January 3rd, 2007 is a day I remember very well. It was the day I entered my local comic book shop, browsed the new release

I saved this till now. If you are planning to read the new Wolverine comic by Jeph Loeb and Simone Bianchi, you are advised not to read any further. If

Previously Rob Liefeld said that he would be leaving Grifter with issue 16, but that he's be staying on Savage Hawkman into 2013. Today, that all changed.

For the last decade, I have been running stories about Josh Hoopes. A Sacramento man who has systematically conned big guys and little guys out of money.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhD3KWV5-lE Aaron Haaland writes; Hey Fandom! This week has one of my most favorite book's first collection! Scott Snyder's

In one week's time folks, we have Superman and Wonder Woman getting it on in Justice League #12 as well as the Annuals, a new Crossed Badlands, Journey

Bleeding Cool first told you that Black Kiss 2 #1 by Howard Chaykin was going to be more sexually explicit than many had previously thought, then that it 

This morning, the mass media confirmed Bleeding Cool's story from fifteen months ago - and yes, it does feel weird writing that - which detailed a DC

The Savage Hawkman began with a dark, deep, detailed mystery. But no one seemed to like that, so it turned into something brasher, with broader brush

Ultimate Comics: The Ultimates finally has done what the series originally promised to do back in the day, but then repeatedly failed to do after that

It's been an entertaining pastime for some people reading Before Watchmen to look for continuity niggles. Would Comedian's mugshot really be on Captain

Good Morning America, the morning TV show on ABC in the USA, has just run the news that in next week's Justice League, issue 12, that Superman and Wonder

Today, we get the third issue of America's Got Powers. 27 pages of Jonathan Ross and Bryan Hitch superhero action for $2.99. Those of you who have been

DandyWatch: On news of its cancellation after 75 years, early back issues of The Dandy have gone up in value, but one fellow isn't selling. CosWatch:

Sergio Toppi passed away yesterday. One of the most significant Italian comic book creators, with incredibly stylised and detailsed drawings, he is best