Rich Johnston Archives

In January, Source Point Press are to publish the final work of Gary Reed, the comic book writer and publisher of Caliber Comics who died two years ago. 

Toby Johnston of Nottingham in the UK writes, Welcome back to the third, more in-depth part of my how-to guide to Yu-Gi-Oh, (part one and two here) in

Colleen Douglas and Chris Zero were intending to have their comic God Of Bad Men published by Insane Comics this summer - but that publisher shuttered its

Legendary comic book creator and activist Neal Adams wrote for Bleeding Cool about some changes to corporate comics policy he had heard. I have been told

Of late there has been a trend of some comic store closing down to go on-line only. Indeed there were quite a few who did that through 2017 it seems. But

Andy Mangels writes for Bleeding Cool, Viewers of TITANS episode #2, "Hawk and Dove," got not only their first look at Donna Troy on the series (in a

Bleeding Cool just got a peek of the first page of next week's Action Comics #1004 by Brian Michael Bendis and Ryan Sook, the issue which will lead up to

Welcome to the daily Lying In The Gutters. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Most read stories of yesterday: Marvel Comics Liquidates

In this week's What If: Ghost Rider from Sebastian Girner and Caspar Wijngaard we had a reprise of the famous incident in which the band KISS poured

Marvel Comics has been licensing classic comic books to Archie Comics to package in their digest formats and sell in supermarkets, big brand stores and

Marvel Comics lawyers have been continuing to challenge a certain type of people who keep trying to trademark the skull image used by them for The

I am not a lawyer, I do not even play one on the internet. But yesterday, Bleeding Cool ran a piece by comic book writer Patrick Kindlon talking with a

Michael Finn writes, Hi, I’m Michael Finn and I want to tell you about my Kickstarter in which the super-heroes of the 1940s return in a brand-new, 100+

Michael Davis is the Keynote speaker at Afro ComicCon tomorrow at SAE Expression College located in Emeryville, California. His speech is reportedly

Matthew Snyder writes, Welcome to the Comixology Bestseller list, your guide to see how well your favorite titles are selling digitally. Every week I'll

Hector Bala writes, The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been both a critical and commercial success that has made billions of dollars worldwide on the backs

Erik Burnham's Writer’s Commentary on Red Sonja #22, published recently from Dynamite Entertainment. Red Sonja #22 already? Where does the time go? Erik

These are the kind of numbers that would make Amazon Glitchwatch weep. But Marvel Comics is making a stack of their hardcover collections available to

Marvel Comics are sending a bunch more books back to the printing presses. Which, as What If: Ghost Rider showed us this week, look like this... Getting

Welcome to the daily Lying In The Gutters. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Top five stories yesterday New Teaser for 'Vikings' Season 5b

A new Marvel Comics series called Friendly Neighbourhood Spider-Man was first rumoured by Bleeding Cool when we thought it might have been what Nick

Return Of Wolverine #3 by Charles Soule and Declan Shalvey is slipping a little, from the scheduled 21st of November to the 28th November. No biggie.

Vault Of Spiders #1 was solicited as written by Cullen Bunn and Jed MacKay, with artists Javier Pulido and Sheldon Vella. But before publication, they

We noted that Sara Pichelli wasn't drawing the big wedding issue of Fantastic Four #5. Or #6 for that matter, Aaron Kuder on art for both issues. We now

Ironheart is the new series from Marvel Comics starring Riri Williams, but it may have a few teething problems. Ironheart #1 will have art by Luciano

Okay, so... Return Of Wolverine #1 went to a second printing. We mentioned it a few weeks ago. It comes out on Wednesday. However, it will be coming with

The VA are declining to give Congress documents related to accusations that Ike Perlmutter and others are unduly influencing policy.

Landry Walker writes a commentary on his recent A Clash Of Kings #13, on sale now from Dynamite Entertainment. SPOILERS! Today we’re here to talk about

Dinesh Shamdasani may have been forced out of Valiant Entertainment by the Chinese investors DMG who bought the company. But he's still part of the

Greetings from the coal face of the direct comics market. Where retailers try to increase their orders of certain comics ahead of sale. Where supply and