Advance Review: ‘The Trillion Dollar Kid’ #2 Establishes A True, Shared Ghost Machine Universe
Since the debut issue, a lot has happened in the life of our titular lead character, with a crossover that
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Geoff Johns
More Talk Than Action: ‘Redcoat’ #18 Review
This is a series I have come to see as more and more problematic for any number of reasons I
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Image Comics/Ghost Machine’s ‘The Trillion Dollar Kid’ #1 Sells Out On Day Of Release
As always, it is worth noting that whenever we get news that Image Comics (it’s usually them) have sold out
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Tony Stark Meets Richie Rich: Ghost Machine’s ‘The Trillion Dollar Kid’ #1 Review
You can forget our reality, because in the Ghost Machine universe, the first trillionaire is a kid. A very clever
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First Look At Image Comics/Ghost Machine’s ‘The Trillion Dollar Kid’ #1
Ghost Machine’s The Trillion Dollar Kid #1 by Geoff Johns (Geiger, Rook: Exodus), Peter J. Tomasi (The Rocketfellers), and Stefano
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Ghost Machine Announces Their First Comic Book Crossover At Image
Two special zero-issues of Peter J. Tomasi and Francis Manapul‘s ongoing series — The Rocketfellers #0, and Tomasi and Peter
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Another Disappointing Issue For So Many Reasons: ‘Redcoat’ #15 Review
In the last issue, we were given the revelation that Simon Pure has a family as we caught up with
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Image Comics And Ghost Machine Tell All In New Series ‘Ghost Machine: The Official Guidebook’
Taking its inspiration from DC Comics’ 1980s maxi-series, Who’s Who in the DC Universe, and Marvel’s The Official Handbook of
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Ghost Machine’s ‘Redcoat’ To Be Adapted To Film
As announced by Deadline, Atlas Entertainment and Ghost Machine are developing a feature film adaptation of Redcoat, co-created by writer Geoff
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False Promises And Dull Domesticity: Reviewing ‘Redcoat’ #15
I’ve always found Redcoat a bit hit and miss, and I freely admit I still have a big problem with
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Image Comics Collects ‘Phantom Road’ And ‘Hyde Street’ In Trade Paperbacks
The latest collection of Phantom Road (issues #11-15) and the first collection of Hyde Street (issue #1-7) are coming out
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‘Rook: Exodus’ Return With New Story Arc And A Sneak Peek
Image Comics/Ghost Machine’s series Rook: Exodus by writer Geoff Johns, artist Jason Fabok, inker Brad Anderson, and letterer Rob Leigh
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Essential Stories To Read To Get Ready For ‘Superman’
DC Studios’ Superman is now less than a month away from hitting theaters. We’re excited to see the beginning of
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Review — ‘Redcoat’ #12 Relies On Too Much Exposition And Not Enough Story Development
After the introduction of the time travelling Northerner last issue, one would expect any follow up to be more dramatic,
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‘Redcoat’ #14 To Prelude Ghost Machine’s New Series ‘First Ghost’
The forthcoming Redcoat #14 by Geoff Johns, Bryan Hitch, Andrew Currie, Brad Anderson, and Rob Leigh acts as a prelude
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Something For The Easter Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Welcome to the weekend and Happy Easter everyone. Here’s our very own basket of goodies for you as we presnet
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Image Comics/Ghost Machine Order Second Printings For ‘Hyde Street’ #3 And ‘Hyde Street’ #4
Hyde Street #3 and Hyde Street #4 by Blackest Night and Aquaman team, Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis along with inker Danny Miki, colourist Brad Anderson and
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Comics Pro 2025: Image/Ghost Machine Announce Two New Titles — ‘First Ghost’ And ‘Sisterhood: A Hyde Street Story’
Last week at Comics Pro Image Comics And Ghost Machine announced two new thrillers, First Ghost by writers Brad Meltzer, Geoff Johns,
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‘Geiger’ #10 And #11 Get Additional Printings After Both Sell Out
Image Comics/Ghost Machine’s key issue Geiger #10 and the follow-up issue, Geiger #11, have become hot property, with the latter featuring
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‘Geiger’ #10 And The First Appearance Of “The Glowing Woman” Sells Out
Last week’s Geiger #10 – from Image Comics/Ghost Machine and by Geoff Johns, Gary Frank, Brad Anderson, and Rob Leigh – has sold
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‘Geiger’ #12 And #13 Covers Spotlight New Character — “The Glowing Woman”
Last week’s Geiger #10 by writer Geoff Johns and artist Gary Frank introduced readers to a new character, teased from
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Previewing ‘Ice Cream Man’ #43: A Comic Featuring One-Page Scary Stories
Pushing the boundaries of comic book convention, Image Comics’ Ice Cream Man #43 will feature an issue made up of one-page
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‘Redcoat’ #8 Advance Review: Bed And Board At The Bloody Benders
After a rather emotive last issue, in Redcoat #8 we are transported back to 1873 for a done-in-one story that,
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Advance Review: Brevity Is Key In ‘Ice Cream Man #43’
As any writer will tell you, being concise takes time. Look no further than Mark Twain’s famous quote, “I didn’t
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First Look At ‘Geiger’ #10 And The Return Of Junkyard Joe
Gary Frank returns to his co-created post-apocalyptic hero, Geiger with issue #10 alongside fellow co-creator Geoff Johns, colourist Brad Anderson, and
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A Poignant, Perfect Issue: Reviewing ‘Redcoat’ #7
In Redcoat #7 we get another time shift to 1950s New York and the one young one-time sidekick of Simon
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NYCC 2024: Previewing The Ghost Machine Booth
While Ghost Machine may be one of the newest comics imprints – it debuted last year at New York Comic
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‘Ice Cream Man’ #43 Features One-Page Horrors By Grant Morrison, Patton Oswalt, Jeff Lemire And Many More
Writer W. Maxwell Prince and artists Martín Morazzo and Chris O’Halloran, are teaming up with some of the industry’s best storytellers
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Ghost Machine’s ‘Hyde Street’ #1 Sells Out And Gets A Second Printing
Image Comics/Ghost Machine’s Hyde Street #1 by writer Geoff Johns (Geiger, Rook: Exodus), artist Ivan Reis (Avengers Icons: The Vision),
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Ghost Machine/Image Comics Share A First Look At ‘Hyde Street’ #1
Image/Ghost Machine have revealed a first look at the upcoming Hyde Street #1 by writer Geoff Johns (Geiger, Rook: Exodus)
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Review: ‘Redcoat’ #5 Feels Like A Comic Aimed At Too Niche A Readership
Redcoat continues to march on like some type of ‘Boys Own Adventure’, but with its cast of historical characters, most
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