Rich Johnston Archives

Teebusters busted? Offering today, a super-take on Amy Pond. Naturally they made it different enough from Karen Gillan to avoid issues over likenesses.

We're getting a first glimpse on Free Comic Book Day of Chris Roberson and Scott Kowalchuk's Strangers. But the book itself will see publication in July

Thanks to Martin Ansin...

One of the most enjoyable things about comics shows like Comiket is finding stuff that you've meant to pick up for ages but, you know, just never got

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQccrQjQqBM Stadium Comics of Ontario unpack their Free Comic Book Day comics. And go through all of them....

As this runs, I'm probably sitting down with the good lady wife to watch The Book Of Mormon. Tickets bought in November, which is what you have to do these days.

Tim Hanley writes; Although DC went up and Marvel went down in February, Marvel had the higher percentage of female creators yet again, continuing an

DON’T WORRY: NO SPOILERS. It’s interesting to see GAME OF THRONES become not just a ratings hit, but be regarded with a kind of prestige when the fantasy

George Peter Gatsis, recently famed for his work on Digital Cerebus, takes us through the creation of a comic book cover. Silently. Over an hour. Using

A few artistic changes to Gambit - issue 12 will see Clay Mann joined by Dexter Soy and Leonard Kirk on art, while issue 13 will now be drawn by Amilcar

This one's a little open to interpretation, but the forum is having fun putting it together: Bryan Singer and members of the X-Men: Days of Future

Uncanny X-Men Uncanny X-Force Uncanny Avengers Uncanny Skullkickers Uncanny That's five different titles with "Uncanny" in their name published or

No, that's not the Teen Titans #19 WTF gatefold cover, it's the MAD variant version by Ward Sutton. It's at the top to prevent any spoilers from those not

I don't know what this is. But it can't end well, can it?

There has been lots of talk about what happened to the original art of comic creators working for Marvel and DC in the sixties and seventies. Especially