Rich Johnston Archives

Gary Spencer Millidge is probably best known in comics for the self published annual comic book Strangehaven, telling the story of an English village with

The biggest regret of my career thus far is (no, not the time I swallowed half an Evian bottle on film at Atomic Comics’ “Bizarre Bazaar”) that some of

CLiNT is a new anthology magazine from Mark Millar. Published with Titan Magazines, it will feature a number of new comics, from the likes of British

Meet Erro. Currently with an exhibition in the Pomidou Centre in France. Now those look like familiar images don't they? Here's one from Brian Bolland.

I've had this idea in my head for the last year of a perfect Spider-Man/Wolverine oneshot. One issue, nothing more. Something I'm surprised has never been

Brightest Day #1, the new fortnightly series from DC Comics ships this week. Stories about the fellows who came back to life after the end of Blackest

Peter O'Donnell died last night, after celebrating his ninetieth birthday a week ago. He's best known for creating the classic crime character Modesty

So Alan Moore is really serious about this continuing fanzine then? Oh yes. Issue 3, with plans for 4 and 5 set out. And have you seen the website? No one

StanLeeWatch: The History channel in the US will be airing "Stan Lee's Superhumans," Stan Lee looking at people with genetically interesting abilities,

He created the Absolute format for DC/Wildstorm. Inspired by how the French published The Authority, Scott Dunbier pioneered the oversized hardcover

Hello folks! Well that was the week that had Free Comic Book Day in it. But it's been a busy week at Bleeding Cool all round. Let's have a run through...

The trade paperback of Project Superpowers: Meet The Bad Guys is in shops on Wednesday/hursday from Dynamite Entertainment. But wouldn't you like to read

So did you all get your War Of The Supermen #0 for Free Comic Book Day? You did? Good. So you're all up to speed for this big battle between big

Cult media – cult movies, cult novels, cult comics – hold a fascination for me. They’re the extreme definition of Termite Art. They’re often not

Thirteen year old Erik Martin has liver cancer. But that hasn't stopped him from wanting to be a superhero. And last Thursday, the Seattle branch of the

Because I've decided I didn't make enough of a fool of myself the last time. The second Great Doctor Who Conspiracy. Warning, you will have been expected

PhotoShopWatch: Imwan remix some Brave And The Bold covers... with hilarious results. This one from Beachy... SpideyWatch: A better shot of the Australian

I've been searching for this for ages. Then I find it's on been just sitting on You Tube for a year under a different name. From comedian/performance

If you're in your twenties, or even your teens, you're probably a fan of Freddy Kruger. But, if you're younger than twenty-six, odds are that, like me,

Fergie, from the Black Eyed Peas, is not only married to Transformers star Josh Duhamel. But it seems she's taking it to the stage. Last night's

Some people take Free Comic Book Day just a little too literally. In an Australian comic book store yesterday, during Free Comic Book Day, one light

"Spoilers!" - River Song 1. What, Don't They Have Phones In the 51st Century? Winston Churchill has one. And anyway, what's wrong with the psychic paper?

FreeWatch: Anecdotal reports are coming in of Free Comic Book Day being a real success in participating stores this year, a real jump up from last year.

Mike Charlton reports on Free Comic Book Day for Bleeding Cool from Lancaster. First off, the man with the plan is Mark Braithwaite, owner of First Age

Rich Johnston and I go back probably over twenty years since his Twistandshout days but this is the first time I've written anything for him. My plan is

I received this image in my inbox? Could it be a leaked look at the imagery for the Avengers movie before a number of the connected movies have even been

So I pop into London for Free Comic Book Day. It's not as well observed in the UK as it is in the US, as UK shops have to pay extra shipping charges to

Grant Morrison has a history of putting himself in his comics - whether literally as in Animal Man, or with an avatar, as in The Invisibles. Of course The

I'll be in London this morning for Free Comic Book Day. Orbital, Gosh!, Forbidden Planet, Comicana... the first non-staff) person who comes up to me and

Rob Perazza, editor of DC Comic's  digital offering under the Zuda banner, has announced that Zuda is abandoning the competition aspect to its choice of