Rich Johnston Archives

There's the man himself wearing a fetching black vest and exposing his manly arms to the elements.   The queue was immense, and both Alan Moore and

Bleeding Cool’s  Kickstarter Correspondent, Shawn Demumbrum has lead three Kickstarter campaigns to launch comic books, two successfully funded and one

 Jesse James writes for Bleeding Cool like an unstoppable force. Growing up in the 80's you didn't have much choice in genres.  Its was Super Hero's,

Today, Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill will be signing copies of The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen - both the new Century 2009 book but also the launch

This is Daniel Way this morning at Heroes Con in Charlotte. Last night, I am told by those present that he threw up in a potted plant. He's feeling a lot

Tonight on BBC 1, The Graham Norton Show (which will show next weekend on BBC America in the States) saw Graham joined by will.i.am, Miriam Margoyles and

It's often fun to take a quick spin around Craigslist before San Diego Comic Con. It's not clear why GT Events need lighter skinned males when they are to

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nV6VHo-27ro There you go, that's your next half hour of entertainment sorted out! Seriously, what else were you planning to

Hit Girl #1 by Mark Millar and John Romita Jr launches next week, with around 50,000 in preorders, impressive especially considering someone forgot to

And here's the proof, if proof were needed. It also looks a bit like he nabbed Prometheus's helmet while he was at it... In Swipe File we present two or

At Bleeding Cool, we rather like the Kieron Gillen run on Journey Into Mystery. Going as far as to say it's one of the best ongoing MarvelU or DCU books

Peter Bagge is collecting his non-Hate work into Peter Bagge's Other Stuff, in April next year from Fantagraphics, 135 pages for $19.99. Here's a run down

It's back.... Faust, Love of the Damned: Act 14 from Rebel Studios by David Quinn and Timothy B. Vigil. With a painted cover by Vigil. One of the first

The self published, micro-distributed comic Sacrifice by Sam Humphries and Dalton Rose has suffered a number of delays of late.  But if we're not too sure

He may be the new Marvelman. But Cyclops does like his trophies. The Adam Kubert variant cover for Avengers Vs X-Men #8 in July. He's got your hammer and

Every morning I wake up to more and more San Diego Comic Con press releases. Here's what I found in my inbox this morning... Smart Pop This summer at San

DC Comics are conducting new survery of comic book readers with Nielsen NRG. You can participate here online, but I understand that a number of people

FurryWatch: Here's the cover to the third Grandville hardcover, Bete Noire, by Bryan Talbot. Out in December in the UK and January in the US.

Mark Millar is to be presented with an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Letters by Glasgow Caledonian University next Thursday. Millar, who lives in the

The DC Comics blog published a list of upcoming hardcover and trade paperbacks well into 2013. Which is usually a sign that the info has been given out to

Here's how it originally looked back in 1962... Photo taken in Orbital Comics, London.

Shane Davis is the Earth One: Superman artist, but who now seems to pulled out from the series after the first two books (or at least significantly

Here's a quick peek at the 1:100 variant cover for Archer & Armstrong by Barry Windsor Smith-contemporary, Neal Adams. It does seem to be kicking off,

A couple of days ago, Bleeding Cool pointed out how MarvelTVNews was posting fabricated information in order to attack Marvel, picked up by many other

At Bleeding Cool, we've been following the different types of digital comics that have been emerging. Those that use limited animation. Those that use

DC Comics are looking to reduced their stock of the following books by offering them to retailers at a massive discount. What that means is that in a few

I've been told that, while many DC Comics freelance writers have suffered rewrite upon rewrite, note after note, change after change, from the current

Collectors Cornered is a weekly video column, filmed inside Collectors Corner in Baltimore. Join us every week as we discuss comic book news from a

This week's Crossed: Wish You Were Here webcomic chapter has just gone live. And basically this is the only grouping  of panels I can show you without

A couple of years ago, JG Jones began writing a six issue story for his Doc Savage, with Phil Winslade on art, that started with issue 13. The comic was