Rich Johnston Archives

At the beginning of 2011, I was rather down on Tony S Daniels as a creator. And then the DC Relaunch came along. And, as well as a Hawkman series lifted

A very fine welcome to the first of Grace Randolph's Think About The Ink video blogs of 2012. Grace has a new series coming from Boom! this year, entitled

This is one of those articles where the title just says it all.

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool told you about America's Got Powers, the new Image comic from Jonathan Ross and Bryan Hitch, about Tommy, the only one of his San

In September, DC Comics took back marketshare from Marvel Comics. This gave DC the lead in both dollars spent and the number of comics bought in the North

In the first episode of the new Sherlock from the BBC (Sorry PBS folks, you'll be waiting till May, unless, you know...) we get a brief mention of a case

StageWatch: The Ballad Of Halo Jones? It's a smash hit! LetterWatch: Nate Piekos breaks down lettering choices. PearlWatch: A psychoanalysis of Catwoman

A private commission by Dan McDaid, featuring Cesar Romero facing down an Adam West and Burt Ward, if they had all been in The Dark Knight.

Amazon has a Price Check App, allowing customers to scan the bar codes of items in stores and then buy them from Amazon there and then, rather than the

Adam WarRock has released the first single from his upcoming rap album  You Dare Call That Thing Human?!? out on February 13th. The single? Oh it's called

A special Lying In The Gutters this week, not only the top twenty posts of the week, but also the top twenty posts of the year... and a very obvious

Can't afford a $1200.00 to $2500.00 screen tablet? How about building one for yourself at a reduced cost... of about $500. George Peter Gatsis shows you how.

I’ve noticed a big problem that’s been common for almost every long-running show: that once a show lasts longer than its third season, the writing tends

Idle Hands, as part of their roundup of current DC comic books (and, really, they give Catwoman short shrift),run a couple of scans from what appears to

Coming through the industry gossip mills comes the news that Rob Liefeld, current solo writer/artist of Hawk And Dove, and artist of The Infinite, will

We recently ran the work of Sharon Moody, and accusations that she was ripping comic book artists off with her work, as well as a strong defence of the

I wasn't sure whether or not the Amanda Conner and Paul Mounts Silk Spectre II piece we ran yesterday was from the Watchmen prequel mini-series rumoured

Jonathan Ross has tweeted "Morning! New year and a new beginning! Am beyond excited to announce that Bryan Hitch and I are publishing new comic with Image

On page 36 of today's The Times newspaper, comes this brand new original strip, The Adventure Of The New Year's Necklace, by Tony Lee and Dan Boultwood.

So what were the bigger scoops that Bleeding Cool managed to grab this year? There certainly seem to have been a lot to pore through. Here are a few

Recently, Marvel and Brian Bendis announced that, after a ten year run, he'd be leaving the Avengers monthly books in the summer. But that's only when

Architects #13, the final chapter in Top Cow's universe-redefining book is out this week (and we have Bleeding Cool's crack TopCowologists rereading the

Tim Pilcher used to work for DC Vertigo back in the day when they used to run a UK office. And he's spent a few weeks running four issues of the never

This is Greg Rucka, sporting the classic Rucka look. And this is Steve Niles after a recent haircut. In Swipe File we present two or more images that

UPDATE: This artwork in question has been moved, after a legal letter from Amy E Genkins of DC Comics. Bleeding Cool has complied with her request. So I

Thanks for Chase Variant artist Bagwell for that one. It's 4pm in Los Angeles, it's 6pm in Rantoul, Illinois, it's 7pm in New York, but in London, home of

During a number of television shows this weekend on ITV, the following commercial has been running; This is the time of year when we start to get

British comedian Stewart Lee guest edited BBC Radio 4's Today Programme this morning. And chose Alan Moore to deliver an Alternative Thought For The Day.

When Bleeding Cool first talked about the recent revival of the Watchmen prequel mini-series, we mentioned that the project was being referred to

We all know that Nick Fury in Marvel's Ultimates series was based on Samuel L Jackson, so much, that Samuel would play the man in the Marvel Studios