Rich Johnston Archives

Today, we get fourteen New 52 Zero issues and, even given that they are a story about origins and beginning, there are an awful lot of parental issues

Chris J. Thompson writes; This is it! After four weeks of reading and discussing every single one of DC's New 52 zero issues, Taylor and I finally reach

At the end of next month, timed to coincide with Phillip Pullman's Grimm Tales For Young And Old, Pullman will be sitting down for an evening of

Beware of what you wish for. Sometimes you may get it. Since the launch of the New 52, and a Barbara Gordon no longer confined to the wheelchair, but back

JailWatch: Molly Crabapple on Occupy for CNN; At one corner, I saw a cop grabbing the arm of a woman in front of me and pulling her into the street. It

Previews of Dynamite comics shipping this week... THE SHADOW ANNUAL #1 40 pages FC  • $4.99  •  Teen + Written by TOM SNIEGOSKI Art by DENNIS CALERO Cover

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzJ0DgnCmMs Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Florida writes; Hey Fandom, I'm back with another batch of the best books

Dr Manolis V writes; The internet’s most opinionated and greek comics column. This week: the all-new all-obnoxious SHAZAM, Guillem March’s answer to the

This morning, the Stockholm Library of Culture, the Kulturhuset, announced that it was removing Tintin books from its shelves. Behrang Miri, in charge of

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAZCACyOsvs From Think About The Ink: The Legend of Korra Season 2 is fast approaching, and host Grace Randolph has a

Yesterday, we reported that Brett Booth was leaving Teen Titans with issue 16. But where is he going? We did a little detective work... he's moving to a

Are spoilers still a problem at this point? Best to stay safe. And Marvel hasn't exactly drawn attention to the contents with their cover for issue 15

Frazer Brown writes for Bleeding Cool; “Walking Dead is hot right now, I’ll flip some issue ones and make a killing” So spoke I, to my patient Fiancée

Louie Falcetti writes; Hello and welcome to what can be tentatively called a weekly (but confidently called a bi-weekly) (let's just say regular) indie

The Hollywood Reporter reports that Walking Dead co-creators Robert Kirkman and Tony Moore have reached an agreement regarding the comic book and TV show,

Undercover Warner Bros marketing people walk into a comic shop. Stop me if you've heard this one. The name of the shop has been removed to protect the

It's hard to be a Batman fan these days if you want all your New 52 timelines lined up like an exact chronology. Which all Batman fans do. We were

It's been a central location for the last two San Diego Comic Cons. But now the pop-up Tr!ckstercomic book store-and-bar-and-studio-and-lecture-space is

While Walking Dead may have slipped down the charts since it's print-busting best seling comic of the decade (at least until Uncanny Avengers gets here),

Thanks to DC Comics' BFF Buzzfeed for this one. The second print cover to Justice League #12, out this week, in full colour, with Wonder Woman taking a

Chris Eliopoulos' variant cover for A-Babies Vs X-Babies... Top Twenty Traffic Posts Of The Week 1. Preview: Avengers Vs X-Men #12 2. Dan Slott Says

Adi Tantimedh writes; Last week, I introduced you to Roz Kaveney and her first published novel RITUALS: RHAPSODY OF BLOOD Book One. The novel features

Bleeding Cool has been running a number of rumours on a number of creators leaving their DC New 52 books with issue 15 or 16, some moving to other books,

No matter how critically acclaimed the comic, how well reviewed, how lauded as the finest example of the form, someone is going to hate it. Loathe it. And

Years ago, Renae De Liz sent DC Comics a pitch for Amethyst: Princess Of Gemworld. This year she was considered as an artist for the DC New 52 Third Wave

I'm H-A-P-P-Y... here's the variant cover for this week's launch of Grant Morrison and Darick Robertson's new comic from Image, Happy. You can read the

We ran the first half of Alan Moore's talk yesterday at the N.I.C.E. comics convention, as well as Tom Huxley's commentary. Now the Q&A has also been

Friend of Bleeding Cool, Leah Borromeo is making a documentary about why around twenty-six Indian cotton farmers are committing suicide every day to get out of debt.

PilgrimWatch: Bryan O'Malley draws Ramona as a little girl... quite a transformation. ReviewWatch: How not to write comics criticism... StanWatch: Despite

Chris Giarrusso and Jacob Chabot will have a booth all of their own at New York Comic Con. Where they will debuting the new G-Man: Coming Home #1 comic.