John Higgins Archives

Following the 2022 Battle Action special published by Rebellion/2000AD, writer Garth Ennis will be returning to the Battle Picture Weekly and Action! brands from IPC to reintroduce a new series, alongside creators John Wagner, Dan Abnett, Torunn Grønbekk, Rob Williams, John Higgins and Chris Burnham.  Launching on the 31st of May in 2000 AD-size magazine format,[...]

Alice Oseman describes the book as candid writing, with playful artwork, and a riotous and a fearlessly real story of figuring out that you're trans – this book will bring hope and comfort to so many. Thursday , 7th of July Troopers, Central London, inquire here. Friday, 8th of July London Film & Comic Con, Hammersmith Olympia, London, From[...]

But also Watchmen (and Watchmensch) colourist John Higgins, artist Bryan Hitch, as well as Lee Sullivan and Simon Williams. The queue snaked around the store, split in two, and caused minor pandemonium as the crew gained a larger crowd than the store had been expecting, still rather massive when I turned up half an hour later[...]

But nothing ends, Adrian, nothing ever ends. And we also remember Dr Manhattan's first death, and his expression of it to the viewers, from Watchmen #5 by Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons and John Higgins. As well as the moment a certain recurring photograph was taken. And from previous issues of Doomsday Clock, a foreshadowing Manhattan has had of[...]

Amongst many other strips was a republication of the ten-year-old 24-page unauthorised sequel to Watchmen, Watchmensch, written by me, drawn by Simon Rohrmuller and for this edition coloured for the first time by the colourist for Watchmen, John Higgins A fact that still blows my mind As a result, his involvement makes Watchmensch technically more[...]

So it is half as rare as it may currently appear, and interested folk should probably contact their comic store to see if they are getting more copies in. And secondly, there are still plenty of copies at cover price on the Heavy Metal website for both covers.   Meanwhile, after no sales at all for years, two[...]

For a superhero junkie, I've never done a superhero movie or a superhero TV show, and now is the time." Created by writer Moore and artist Gibbons with colorist John Higgins and published by DC Comics from 1986-1987, here's an overview of Watchmen: Watchmen takes place in an alternate world where the mere presence of American superheroes[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Beyond Watchmen & Judge Dredd: The Art of John Higgins by John Higgins is a massive, solid art book done in lovely, thick, high-gloss paper It's made to be read on a table, being a decently large book At a weight of roughly three pounds and with pages being 9.8" square, I could hold it in[...]

Tickets have sold out, but Bleeding Cool will be there to help you experience the show, even if you can't make it.         Guests: Abigail Ryder, Al Ewing, Alan Barnes, Alan Grant, Alec Worley, Andrew Currie, Andy Diggle, Annie Parkhouse, Arthur Ranson, Ben Oliver, Ben Willsher, Boo Cook, Carlos Ezquerra, Charlie Adlard, Chris Blythe, Chris Weston, Clint Langley,[...]

Moscow Comic Con. It was a show that John Higgins, comic book writer/artist and colourist of Watchmen, attended And was asked by Bleeding Cool's Senior Russian Correspondent Kirill Sukhov about the return of a certain comic book to DC Continuity Higgins said, "I've heard rumors that it was going to happen But I can't believe that they[...]

Written by David Webb / Art by John Higgins Closing Kickstarter date September 5 A First look into a brand new world / franchise – Pitched as Bourne under the French revolution – including a graphic novel and film! David Webb writes, I'm David Webb, and I want to take you into a world of, cloak and[...]

This first preview artwork has appeared online for David Webb and John Higgins' upcoming graphic novel La Machine Infernale It is part of a transmedia project that will cover films and games, an action espionage tale set during the French Revolution. Pitched as "Bourne in 1800", La Machine Infernale graphic novel follows the adventure of an asian female[...]

And who better than Paul Cornell and John Higgins, two of the nicest guys in comics And to make it even more refreshing the talk was chaired by Niall Walker who is Edinburgh's Reading Champion who works with a programme to encourage children in residential care to read books. Niall kicked off the talk by saying[...]

Chris Ware, Joe Sacco, Neil Gaiman, Grant Morrison, Kieron Gillen, Jamie McKelvie, Paul Cornell and Posy Simmonds are taking are part in Stripped as part of the Edinburgh International Book Festival. Other names include Denise Mina, Paul Gravett, Melinda Gebbie, Warren Pleece, Roger Gibson, Chris Riddell, Jon Naught,  Stephen Collins, Robin and Lorenzo Etherington, Robbie Morrison, Jim[...]

John Higgins' Razorjack, recollected, remastered, reupdated and reconcluded… here's a tasty peek at what he's been doing when not working on Crimson Corsair. Coming later this year from Titan Comics John Higgins' Razorjack, recollected, remastered, reupdated and reconcluded… here's a tasty peek at what he's been doing when[...]

Coming in September, Titan Comics are remastering and rereleasing John Higgins's Razorjack with two new stories. An infernal dimension of screaming torment – ruling over this domain is queen of carnage Razorjack! All that stands in her path is a pair of rogue cops, whose investigation into a series of horrific serial murders uncovers Razorjack's existence[...]

We all have egos and you try to work it out, but it kept getting farther and farther away from what I intended, and in the end I'm still not sure what happened and how it ended. From the last page of the second book of The Crimson Corsair, by John Higgins. In case anyone missed[...]

BuzzFeed, after their trip around the DC Offices, were allowed to take some shots of the Before Watchmen comic books, including these Rorschach pages by Lee Bermejo with their seventies Manhattan exotica, the Silk Spectre page by Amanda Conner that follows it with the falling snow globe and nine panel grid right out of Watchmen,[...]

Taking one of the principle characters from the series and telling a pre-Watchmen tale. But I understand he may not be the only Kubert getting involved with this. Other people previously named include Darwyn Cooke (as the equivalent of mini-series showrunner), JMS, John Higgins and JG Jones Oh, and Dave Gibbons. DC, as ever these days, declined[...]

A glance at the roster of talent involved is enough to take the breath away, and it should be remembered that a whole generation of readers was able to pick up almost any given issue and see a dozen of these guys at their very best. So thank you: Pat Mills, John Wagner, Gerry Finley-Day, Alan[...]