Rich Johnston Archives

An LITG runaround the previous day on Bleeding Cool, and over the last four years as well. And a speciall birthday shout out to Todd McFarlane!

Tom Taylor has been talking about the new Titans series and that "There's something coming in the Gotham universe that's getting a lot of fire under a lot of people."

Doug Wagner and Doug Dabbs of The Ride: Burning Desire are reuniting for a new comic book from Image Comics, Klik Klik Boom.

Tini Howard has been talking about her Dawn of DC approaches to Catwoman and Harley Quinn, being published by DC Comics.

Two different timelines, two different mutants, two very different histories, both playing out in today's Immoral X-Men #2 and Wolverine #41.

A reboot of the X-Men in movies has seen serious consideration that Giancarlo Esposito of Breaking Bad, and The Boys might play Professor X.

The listing of Mark Millar and Pepe Larraz' Big Game trade paperback for the 26th of December lists 20 Millarworld comcis crossing over.

Today sees the publication of Immoral X-Men #2 and Avengers Forever #15 and neither go well for Mystique, Raven Darkholme.

The writer of upcoming Green Lantern comic book series from DC Comics, Phillip Kennedy Johnson, has been talking about John Stewart.

Last night in London, Brian Bolland and Dave Gibbons were talking about their fifty-year friendship and both their new memoirs out this month

An LITG runaround the previous day on Bleeding Cool, and the past three years to boot, as well as which comic book industry folk are celebrating their birthday today.

Chip Zdarsky and Tom King have talked about how they owed their careers at Marvel and DC Comics to James Gunn, the new DC Studios head.

Chip Zdarsky has been talkin about writing he upcoming Batman #135/#900, and how the Dawn Of DC is changing things at DC Comics.

Wonder Woman #1 is being relaunched by Tom King, Daniel Sampere and Tomeu Moray, in either September or July from DC Comics.

Announced at SXSW, Vault Comics is to partner with Kajabi to launch Vault Unbound, a new community base and digital comics reading portal.

Dan Abnett and I.N.J. Culbard are launching their first Wild's End series from Boom Studios since 2018.

Welcome to the DC Comics June 2022 solicits and solicitations, not yet released in full, Frankensteined together what is available to us right now.

And Then Comes July is the debut graphic novel by Sarah Jung, a contemporary YA graphic novel that explores two sisters' relationships.

Welcome to the Marvel Comics June 2023 solicits and solicitations, not yet released in full, so we have Frankensteined together what is available to us right now,

Harley Quinn is intent on screwing up the Multiverse, which involves a quick fly-by, passing the original line-up of the Justice Society of America.

Could we get Philomena Cunk presenting Cunk On Batman? Today's Batman: The Adventures Continue Season Three teases the vague possibility.

Joanna Robinson and Dave Gonzales are bringing their articles on the MCU together for a new book. How heavily will Ike Perlmutter feature?

An LITG runaround the previous day on Bleeding Cool, as well as over the past four years as well. With added Gary Lineker caricatures and comic creator boirthdays.

Batgirls #16 is out tomorrow. Spoilers ahead that might suggest that to those sitting on the fence that they may wish to pick it up.

Would you like some cake? John Allison and Max Sarin are creating The Great British Bump Off to be published by Dark Horse Comics in April.

DC's Who's Who Guide to DC Comics originally listed Wonder Woman as being five foot eight inches, or 1.72 metres. But that was then.

DC Comics will be publishing the latest DC Pride 2023 #1, DC’s annual anthology spotlighting LGBTQIA+ characters and creators on the 30th of May.

Viz publish Japanese/US horror by Ryo Hanada, Aki Shimizu, Shima Shinya, Becky Cloonan, Michael Conrad, Leslie Hung, Sloane Leong, Hua Hua Zhu.

Jeremy Adams has been dropped as the writer of the ongoing DC Comics series The Flash, to be replaced by Si Spurrier. And he's not happy.

The Artist's Edition line from IDW Publishing and Scott Dunbier will now reprint Walter Simonson’s run on the Fantastic Four from 1990 onwards.