Rich Johnston Archives

It's not up there now (sorry) but yesterday evening Uncanny Avengers #1 and #2 were available to download on ComiXology ahead of tomorrow's release date

Two panels at New York Comic Con, one on Friday, one on Sunday, with all attendees getting a free goodie bag, which, in total, will add up to $50,000. The

Hello folks. Yep, this is us, the Bleeding Cool contingent (plus a couple of stealth reporters) working at the show this week, trying to bring you back

First of all, the Uncanny Avengers #1 cover we ran the other day as the nineteenth cover is confirmed as a Hastings Exclusive cover, available in all

Marvel run a number of comic book retailer micro-sites for a small fee, giving smaller shops an easy way to get an online prescence, and allowing Marvel

In August, we reported the sad passing of comics retailer Brian Kozicki, owner of Buried Under Comics in Manchester, CT. At the time, the future of the

There's a lovely scene on the first page of Batman #13. I don't know if it's intended, I hope it is. We see a van being driven into Gotham in the rain.

Well this has been a while coming. Bleeding Cool first reported that Frank Cho would be relaunching Wolverine for Marvel NOW back in July We even worked

Here's Dan Slott, geeking out at the Entertainment Media Show. You can take the pro out of the fan, but you can't, etc etc.. Expect slightly sporadic

Garth Ennis seems to have Avatar and Dynamite divided up neatly. Avatar for the horror and supernatural stuff, Dynamite for the crime and war books. And

Would you like some mayonnaise on your time travel?

Here are the top one hundred sold comic books in the North American direct market in September 2012. And there are some notable... notables. Firstly, how

Bleeding Cool already ran the news that Andy Diggle was to take over Action Comics as writer after Grant Morrison's departure with issue 17. But who will

To be announced at this week's New York Comic Con, Mark Waid is to write the new ongoing Green Hornet book for Dynamite. Launched using Kevin Smith's

You may remember how Marvel's director of communications, Arune Singh, proposed to one Michelle Marasigan via Francis Manapul... Well this weekend was the

My favourite place in London to go on the weekend with the kids is the South Bank. Fom the London Eye to Tate Modern, there are always plenty of

This could be good: But, in short, they believe that Marvel and Joss Whedon are looking at actresses for the role of Ms. Marvel in the upcoming Avengers

Wow. What-an-amazing-night.

From Daniel Merlin Goodbrey and Sean Azzopardi, debuting at New York Comic Con will be available from the First Comics booth #1624, Necessary Monsters 2:

Before Bleeding Cool, there was TRIPWIRE magazine. In 2012, it celebrates its 20th anniversary and so it’s crowd funding at Unbound

Cameron Hatheway writes for Bleeding Cool; Fairest #8 by Adam Hughes First and foremost, I had to edit the ARROW banner from the top, because it just

It's the same old story, but it's a new name. Josh Hoopes, famed comic industry conman, is using a new pseudonym, to accompany Ron Runstrom, Lalit Kumal

Colin O'Mahoney writes for Bleeding Cool; So you’ve made it. Probably as a result of reading Breaking Into Comics part one and part two. But now that

Rob Bass writes, with an ending to Saturday's tale... EPILOGUE: One could make the argument that, for me and me alone, MorrisonCon ends there. That is

And here's the story so far... from the bottom up.

Here's how it is being divvied up. The Mexican printing company has won the license to publish Spanish language versions of Boom! books by Mark Waid

James Jean recently painted this pair of shoes, to be auctioned off tomorrow at Lane Crawford in the ifc Mall in Hong Kong to benefit the Changing Young

On sale at Booth A9 at New York Comic Con this week, a new Blacksad print by Juan Diaz Canales and Juanjo Guarnido.

So... what are those saucers going to transform into then?

Rob Bass' Friday at Morrisoncon was here. But this is last Saturday. I’m up at nine, showered and out the door fifteen minutes later. The coffeeshop line