Rich Johnston Archives

Tony asks on the TCJ message board, regarding the upcoming collection of the work of Milo Manara by Dark Horse Comics; Is it true that 3 pages have been

Thanks to Fox for this one. Honchos at Superman's comic book home, DC Comics, said this weekend that one of their most identifiable (but as of yet

It seems an age since C2E2. But an interview conducted by CBR with Dan Slott at the show has only just gone online. In which Slott stated that Marvel

With the No Place Like Home crew at Kapow. That was a fun weekend! And now I am sick. Clearly Mark Millar planted a virus to infect me. There can be no

Just as DC Comics is turning the headlines purple with the news at Kapow that a previously established character would be rebooted as a gay person, so

I first wrote about the manga series UNTIL DEATH DO US PART in a column back in 2010. Back then, it was only available in Asia and in pirated English

Thanks to Midtown Comics' online store for these. Listings for Avatar, Boom, Boundless, Dynamite and Valiant, the companies that may notbe Premier

Cameron Hatheway writes for Bleeding Cool; I turned 25 yesterday, and spent all afternoon relaxing at a local brewery with my family. As I sipped upon my

So... who wants to be a Marvel editor? Including "Direct Management of at least 2 to 3 titles a month"? "Develop new series ideas and initiate projects,

It must be time for a look at Boom! covers for Adventure Time comics shipping in August. Including all the covers by independent comic and webcomic

SickWatch: Bleeurgh. Head cold picked up from Kapow. Bleeeargh. Flying to Phoenix on Wednesday. Somehow. QuoteWatch: "Squirrel Girl knows where to store

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAUUNCqtd-E Gun. Thanks to WayToBlue.

It's a while since Mark Waid wrote The Avengers. In August, Boom! will be publishing a new Steed And Mrs Peel ongoing comic based on the Avengers TV show,

In July, The Walking Dead Escape: San Diego is a new public obstacle course event, timed for Comic Con and the release of Walking Dead #100. It will take

One of the odder moments at Kapow this weekend (and there were a number) was when Paul Cornell continued his commitment to panel gender parity (you can