Rich Johnston Archives

Misfits comes back to E4 this Sunday. I've seen the first episode and it's aces. And there's plenty of publicity around the place, cinema ads, bus sides

A PR piece purporting to announce a location change of Wizard World Toronto Comic Con to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre for April 14th to 15th also

French magazine Le Figaro has reported on how Tintin covers to a number of books are being recreated for the American market in the light of the new

Si Spurrier’s instructions: LITTLE NEMO Little Nemo was quite simply one of the Best Things Ever. Quite apart from being an early explorer of the

Bleeding Cool understands that Ivan Brandon has chosen to leave the new 52 book, Men Of War, after issue 6. The book, despite internal leaks to the

From All Star Western #2, out today. From a classic Wonderbra advert that was purported to have caused traffic accidents near where it was positioned.

Well that's the most fun I've had reading an X-Men comic in an age. Wolverine And The X-Men #1. It smacks of everything from Lobdell's Generation X, to

1. The Flash #2 moves from physical speed to mental speed and gives us a Flash learning to tap the Speed Force with his brain - and Manapul gives us a

Dr Manolis Vamvounbis writes: In which I bitch and moan about comics on a weekly basis, in broken english and syntax. Noone is safe! Follow my daily

This is Computo the Comic Link Conqueror speaking. I come for your women. But for now I merely collate comic-related bits and pieces online. One day I

We're not exactly what role Stan Lee actually has in the creation of 1821's sci-fi comic Romeo And Juliet: The War. Still it gets the company and the

Aaron and Anna from A Comic Shop in Florida look through Wednesday's comic books a wee bit earlier. And Aaron declares his love for Jason Aaron, writing

Fresh from Kickstart, from the Bleeding Cool favourite team of Tony Lee and Dan Boultwood, comes Danger Academy. Harry Potter-meets-James Bond, that kind

Tomorrow sees a new Garth Ennis book from Avatar, Stitched #1 with Mike Wolfer. And from Warren Ellis, the last issue of  Captain Swing And The Electrical

In a world where comic books are having their pages regularly salami sliced, it's nice to hear about one book that is adding pages, without adding cents

There's a name I hadn't heard from in a while. Last seen retranslating the Bible and painting peace symbols onto the bodies of naked women, Bill Jemas

It is one of the best selling comic books in the world and has featured the serialisation of countless manga titles that have gone on to conquer the media

David Doub writes for Bleeding Cool; Actually I didn’t have a table at NYCC, I was at New York Anime Festival technically. ReedPop used to have the two

The eight issue mini-series All Winners Squad: Band Of Heroes by Paul Jenkins and Carmine Di Giandomenico has been cancelled at issue 5. Although the

There are some who loved Greg Pak's Planet Hulk. Who wish that the exiled Hulk had never returned to Earth. That he had continued his world conquering,

ThrillWatch: Leah Moore, John Reppion, Emma Vieceli and the Windflower Studio sees their Hat Trick/Channel 4 webcomic The Thrill Electric launch on

Moe Ferrara writes for Bleeding Cool: Following the hectic weekend known to us New York geeks as NYCC, I had an opportunity to catch up with Dana

This seems a rather rare occurence. Not on all the press certainly, but on this UK poster for Tintin in particular, the name of the writers is the same

Paul Gravett is one of the most respected people in the British Comics Industry. Dubbed the Man At The Crossroads by Eddie Campbell, he is principally

Wine! Comics! Wine manga! Two good tastes that taste good together! DROPS OF GOD is what you never knew you always wanted. Knocking around New York

Missed out on the 100 variant copies of Heart #1 by Blair Butler and Kevin Mellon at the New York Comic Con? Still want some extremely rare variant

As well as The Grifter for DC and The Activity, his new ongoing series with Micth Gerads for Image, it appearas that Nathan Edmondson has a couple of new

Jordan Burchette wrote for Men's Fitness "Comic book conventions are among the few remaining refuges of sincere, unaffected fun in an otherwise odious

Comic fans have voted on the endings of comic book stories before now. They have voted on which stories will continue. They've voted on who lives and who

TintinWatch: Tintin has its premiere in Brussels. ConWatch: When Wizard World Comic Cons wouldn't take no for an answer about getting a comic shop to