Rich Johnston Archives

Two zombie tales, both by creators strongly associated with 2000AD, both with a familiar looking zombie front and centre on the cover... The Dead by Alan

Armor Wars in the eighties and Armor Wars II in the nineties were two big popular storylines for Iron Man. They looked at the effect the Tony Stark

This year's San Diego Comic Con was huge as always, and Bleeding Cool had more people on the ground than ever before, at one point posting stories every

Okay folks this week is basically the last week when you can order the Bleeding Cool Magazine for November. After that point, the print run will be set

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfGDVHz6mPI Friendship Is Magic? Not when My Little Pony gangs terrorise a city. A news report looking at the violence, and

Okay, so we ran a lot of Marvel and DC rumours yesterday. So we thought, like last time it might be worth keeping a tally. To see which we got right and

It was originally announded at being published by Image Comics in September, through three solicitation months have passed since then, without sign. The

This weekend, Gary Erskine and Anna Malady are launching the Roller Grrrls Sketchbook that I saw him previewing at Kapow aimed at the roller derby

The final Marvel NOW! project I've heard about today, and bear in mind that this is just a rumour, is that Daniel Way and Ale Garza are relaunching

All the Avengers in pixel form... by iliekpixels Another week passes us by... as you read this I am finally seeing The Dark Knight Rises. I know, it took

I'm told that the Kev Walker is the new artist on Secret Avengers as part of the MarvelNOW! relaunch, the 2000AD artist currently drawing as much Judge

I first heard the whiffs of this rumour a few weeks ago, that the new writer of Action Comics to replace Grant Morrison was another Brit with a 2000AD

Adi Tantimedh writes for Bleeding Cool.

On the original MarvelNOW! checklist that Bleeding Cool ran a while ago, we had Brian Bendis and Ed McGuinness named for a new Nova series. But there was

Bleeding Cool has reported previously that we expect Ivan Reis to leave Aquaman after issue 16, as part of a DC reshuffle of creators and potentially more

You can check the previous MarvelNOW checklist to see how we did, looking at Marvel's upcoming MarvelNOW relaunches. A lot were right, some were wrong.

The website A Moment Of Cerebus has been running HARDtalk style questions with Dave Sim for the past few weeks, about his Kickstartering, his decision to

It was posted on the store's Facebook page; Buried Under is sad to report that our fearless leader, guiding light, and for all intents and purposes,

Welcome to the new regular Pop Culture Hound podcast, from Bleeding Cool contributor, Chris Thompson. This week, I chat with creator Ales Kot about his

Lauren Sankovitch, Associate Editor for Marvel on Journey Into Mystery, Thor and Winter Soldier, and working on all the Avengers books has now been

At the time, I thought it might be a new iteration of The Warriors Three by Kieron Gillen, to follow on from Journey Into Mystery. It's not. I was blinded

This week's Kicking With Cactus, by Chad Hindahl, is painted in watercolors this week. Bleeding Cool user Fysh is the winner of last week's contest....

Before Bleeding Cool, there was TRIPWIRE magazine. In 2012, it celebrates its 20th anniversary and so it’s crowd funding at Unbound

Louie Falcetti writes for Bleeding Cool Grab on to your horns. Adjust your decorative wings. TUNE IN YOUR TELEVISION HEAD. It's a new issue of Saga, Brian

The comic industry is growing in a lateral way, leading business in a new direction that is hard to track or predict. It's certainly a very interesting

Louie Falcetti writes for Bleeding Cool Si Spurrier's Extermination is a strange, sordid sci-fi story that is either a mess of ideas or a calculated

The first of the charity-funding We Can Be Heroes variant cover campaigns was to have been Justice League #12. However, because the program was decided

Louie Falcetti writes for Bleeding Cool Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips don't have to prove anything to anybody. They've produced the best crime comics of

Asylum of the Daleks includes every single type of Dalek that has ever appeared? That's a lotta Daleks.  It certainly looks like a lot of Daleks -- both

Louie Falcetti writes for Bleeding Cool Anyone worried that the second issue of Revival would fail to match it's first can exhale now and go back to nerd