Rich Johnston Archives

Greg Baldino writes for Bleeding Cool Author and philosopher Ayn Rand's never been an easy fit. Her extreme views opposing socialism and "art by

What not to buy Alan Moore for his birthday.. The Jason Aaron Wolverine Omnibus, an oversized collection of Jason Aaron's solo Wolverine stories as seen

The recently published Thor Tales Of Asgard TPB is causing some ruction over the colours. It's an extensive recolouring of the original black and white

Here's another comic book that's been away for a while. Muktuk Wolfsbreath, a Siberian shaman detective, by Terry LeBan first appeared in CUD in the early

Bleeding Cool reported on this case a year and a half ago, about 40 year old Aaron Castro charged with methamphetamine dealing and weapons charged who is

From Leigh Kellogg, (a fellow creator in Outlaw Territories Vol 2) comes this DC Comics Rocky Horror Show piece created for a show, based on the original

LocalWatch: Atomic Robo's Brian Clevinger gets profiled by his local university paper, the Daily Athenaeum. LocalWatch2: The Boston Herald looks at

Some people get annoyed that J Scott Campbell still hasn't finished the long-promised twelve issue Spider-Man project he's been working on for an age. But

It's official. The Avengers will be filming in Cleveland, Ohio. Governor John Kasich told the crowd gathered for the mayor's state of the city the good

Finder: Voice is... The latest volume in Carla Speed McNeil's creator-owned series, originally self-published as a black and white comic before moving to

From the new issue of Green Lantern, a look at concept work from Oa, the home planet of the Green Lantern Guardians in the upcoming movie...

Amonsgt mentions of other half-abandoned comic books, from Big Numbers to Marvelman to Hepcats to Tyrant to  Sweeney Todd, there's one that always comes

No of course it isn't. But for some reason, Technorati thinks it is. Bleeding Cool seems to alternate with Splashpage@MTV with an occasional appearance by

Here's the trailer to next year's Tron Uprising TV Series, a prequel to the recent Tron Legacy movie... It's full of sound and fury. I wonder what that

In December, Bleeding Cool first ran the story that 2000AD creator Pat Mill's and League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen creator Kevin O'Neill were to sign

ComicsPRO is an organisation that bricks'n'mortar comic retailers can join for around $300 a year that aims provides a mixture of support and activism.

Joe Gualtieri writes for Bleeding Cool; Usually, when people write columns about comics not collected in trade paperbacks, they look at series that

So, we know that all Daily Show interviews are edited down from much longer interviews. Bosch Fawstin appeared on the show to plug his comic Infidel - and

A pencil recreation by Jack Kirby of his cover to Amazing Fantasy #15 featuring the first appearance of Spider-Man has hit eBay for $60,000, from seller

While defending his right to you know, write, I was rather mean about the quality of James Hudnall's cartoons the other week. And I still think I was

Marvel have announced a new line of comics, The Worthy to tie in with Fear Itself, eight of them, all in April, and all available free digitally, on

Dennis O’Neil has a long history in the comics industry as both a writer and editor. He’s best known for writing Green Lantern/Green Arrow and Batman,

This is an interesting solution. Savage Dragon, by Erik Larsen, one of the longest running comic books on the stands, costs $3.50. But when it went

The Comics Journal has changed from a monthly title to a more occasional massive volume. And issue 301, 624 pages in length is charged at a very

Cheryl writes for Bleeding Cool Firstly, Hollywood got hold of DC, now MAC: one of the most globalised cosmetics companies with the most diverse and

Thanks to Patently Apple, a look at a new visual trademark by Apple ahead of their iPad 2 event today. So what's this, an attempt to own the speech

From the new Empire magazine, January Jones as Emma Frost and Kevin Bacon as Sebastian Shaw, of the Hellfire Club. Isn't it blue...

Just as last week was a week for reading comics about dead people, this week is all about warring planets. Literally the planets. Axe Cop (just reviewed)

Okay, so Britain has been momentarily delayed its usual early stack of comics. I popped into Orbital Comics this morning to be confronted by a few Marvel,

"Aww, look at Daddy's Little Girl, all grown up. In a few issues time she'll accomplish what her father failed to do" - Matt Fraction "The design