Rich Johnston Archives

TweetWatch: Temp dipped below 90º, so sainted wife and I dug 40 hills of potatoes for sick in-laws. Scintillating! It'll be on Bleeding Cool, I'm sure -

Image don't get one of the covers to Diamond's Previews catalogue too often. And with so many diverse titles competing for that coveted spot, what's a

Chris Arleston is the man feted to take over writing the Asterix comics when Albert Uderzo retires. This month, he has told Casemate magazine that his

This is a shot of the National Museum Cardiff earlier today as the BBC set up to film the Doctor Who Christmas Special. Note the UNIT logo on the van to

The new Vampirella #1 from Dynamite Entertainment will be written by Eric Trautmann and drawn by Wagner Reis for publication in November. And will have

Grant Morrison talks to the LA Times about his contuining run on the Bat books, in which we also learn that Batman is getting his yellow oval back. This

Issue Ten? Weren't only 8 issues of The Twelve published? Does this mean that more of this comic book  is completed than I previously understood? Looks

Steampunk wheelchair, photo by Felicia Day. Kevin Lovelace writes for Bleeding Cool: GenCon Game Fair 2010 has come and gone, leaving in its wake gutters

There's been some fuss about the future of the Earth One series of original graphic novels with a number of places reporting comments from San Diego that,

I know I've got one of these somewhere. Can I find it before the bubble bursts? Scott Pilgrim: Full Colour Odds & Ends 2008 is a compilation of Free

Two tickets. One film. Scott Pilgrim. In... Brighton. Courtesy of Coors Beer and Bleeding Cool. Don't ask. So if you live in, or can get to the Duke Of

There you go. Scott Pilgrim is now downloadable and unlockable on the Playstation Network for a measly $9.99. XBox users, yeah, sorry, you'll have to wait

The Vertigo blog says; FABLES #98 - Mark Buckingham’s final pencils on the issue, an amazing double-page spread. Imagine it together! Why imagine? When,

For a while Greg Land had a reputation for swiping from various sources, photographic and comic. But it's always nice to see when he swipes from

It's the Watchmen of Broadway. Years and years and years in the making, building up a massive budget and so many hopes to bring back the money to settle

This is wonderful. The Scott Pilgrim Vs The World movie trailer recreated... with scenes from the comic book taking the place of the scenes from the

Aaron and Mike run down the week's upcoming comic books for Bleeding Cool, from their Geek Easy location in Florida. And this week it's a special Eisner

This morning, producer Sue Vurtue confirmed that there will be a second series of Sherlock, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman. With

CoverWatch: This is Jon Foster's variant cover to the new graphic novel from Steve Moore and Jon Proctor, Shadrach Stone, out from Penny Farthing Press

Alan Moore talks to The Irish Times; Away from comics is certainly an accurate depiction of where I’m headed, but what it’s towards is perhaps a bit more

Southampton Football Cub, on the south coast of England, have been in conflict with local newspaper, the Plymouth Herald. They have restricted access for

The cover to Watchblood by Graeme Pearce there folks. Welcome to another week of a load of comic book nonsense - and one or seven damn fine scoops! Top

Ryougo Narita. And of course he would come from Japan. Not a name most of us would be familiar with. In Japan, he’s an author of two ambitious series of

DC Comics have announced that British artist Jock, best known for Judge Dredd and The Losers, is to the the regular artist on Detective Comics with Scott

There's been a lot of queries about the state of comic industry female activist/awareness pressure group Friends Of Lulu, with current President Valerie

On the BBC the other day, they showed Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel, a film that had seen limited general release in the UK but had managed

From 1977, issued by the United States Department of Health and Human Services. Sadly they didn't choose to tackle the MMR debate recently. With light

The MCM London Expo continues to secure itself as Britain's biggest comics convention by becoming the new host of Britaon's longrunning Eagle Awards. The

BatWatch: DC to publish a fifteen-year old never-seen Ron Marz/Bernie Wrightson/Kevin Nowlan Batman story. ShopWatch: The Yakima Herald looks at how

The new Alan Moore series Neonomicon has thrown light on the prequel, The Courtyard. Both the original prose story printed in the HP Lovecraft anthology