Rich Johnston Archives

I've talked about this comic before. It's been published intermittently over the last twenty years. Creative teams have split over it. Its narrative isn't

Aaron and Mike of A Comic Show want to help fix what’s wrong with the comics industry, they swear they’ll start a regular bombastic op/ed column here on

Ove a hundred comic book professionals... over a hundred amateurs... around two hundred students... all participating in a 24 hour event to launch the

  It's possible that you may have gotten used to free Kirby Genesis comics from Dynamite this last week at Bleeding Cool, and you're in shock at

The above is a commission by Frank Miller, recreating the splash page from The Dark Knight, below, for one Felix Lu. Such a detailed commission from

The band Wilco have released a brand Popeye cartoon to accompany their new single Dawned On Me. You can explore the accompanying website here, or just

What's happening to people's arms in comics right now? In Static Shock, the lead character loses a limb, though because he's all electromagnetic and that,

Monster Massacre was an A1 Atomeka publication from Dave Elliott and Gary Leach in the nineties, featuring work from Simon Bisley, Dougie Braithwaite,

WARNING - There are spoilers for certain Marvel titles published today. In Uncanny X-Men of late, we've had a Celestial standing around near Utopia, which

Aaron and Tri-Force Mike of A Comic Shop in Florida deal with the fallout from their DC Robama ad for Justice League #5 - and the hordes of manga fans

JudgeWatch: The New York Daily News reports that a judge has ordered that the co-CEO and half owner of Archie Comics is not allowed to go to the offices

The last time I remember reading a Legend Of Zelda comic was back in the nineties, from Valiant Comics before they decided to move into superheroes.

Neal Adams helped Jack Kirby get credit for his Marvel work back in the seventies and eighties, and even got some of his art back from the publisher, but

That was the conversation I found myself in the other week. "What would happen if you dropped Aquaman in the middle of the desert?" I didn't expect DC

Tomorrow sees Dynamite publish the fifth issue of A Game Of Thrones, the comic book adaptation. But, despite the media attenton, they publish more things

Grace Randolph is one of Bleeding Cool's newest contributors, landing with a bang with her two weekly comic book video blogs as Think About The Ink. She's

Earlier today, Stan Lee and Gene Simmons took questions from around the world in a variety of languages and answered them in many more, at the Sundance

He's done gangbusters for DC Comics, taking C-list character Animal Man, whose return to the DC Universe from DC Vertigo had been lacklustre at best, and

This is the cover to the final issue of Battle Scars for April, just in time for the Avengers movie. Well, I guess we know why it has that title now. I

Grace Randolph takes a look at tomorrow's comics tday - but first, what is the impact of the Avengers movie having on comics? Should it have one? And what

On Thursday we gave you Kirby Genesis #0 and #1 for free. On Friday, you got issue #2 for free. Yesterday you got issue #3 for free. And today you got

Today, comiXology added a hundred new Marvel collections to their store. Giving a deal on collecting a series of issues in one digital download, the

We've all thought that Colossus, as a man and a mutant had a little something extra. And now we have solid proof. An extra one and a quarter inches. For

Bleeding Cool has been telling you that Marvel was to launch a new series of kids comics based on their TV cartoons for a while now, Avengers: Earth's

The Invisible Artist played on Belfast television last November. Bleeding Cool is proud to feature it on our website, exploring the history of Belfast

A day and a bit ago, The Order Of The Stick Reprint Drive went up on Kickstarter, looking to raise $57,750 to reprint a now out-of-print Order Of The

TheManWatch: Stan Lee and Gene Simmons will be at Sundance today doing a one hour live video chat, and you can catch it all -- and ask questions -- right

The writer of Chew, John Layman, and the artist in Dicks, John McCrea are working together on a new version of Mars Attacks from IDW, coming out in June.

We mentioned the Quentin Blake/Roald Dahl stamps from Royal Mail this morning, but also in the way are these stamps celebrating 75 years of British

Another wonderful short film by Patrick Willems aimed directly into this week's geek zeitgeist, from Patrick Willems as part of his Afterwards They Will