The Tenth Circle and made a more major appearance in the Leverage novel The Con Job. Personal life Johnston has two daughters. Bibliography Dirtbag (Twist and Shout Comics, 1995) The X-Files (Twist and Shout Comics, 1997) Rich Johnston's Holed Up (Avatar Pres, 2004) The Flying Friar (with Thomas Paul Nachlik, Speakeasy Comics, 2005) Civil Wardrobe (with various artists, including Darick Robertson, Ashley Wood and Frazer Irving, Brain Scan Studios, 2006) Watchmensch (with Simon Rohrmüller, Brian Scan Studios, 2009) Doctor Who: A Room With A Deja View (with Eric J., IDW, 2009) "A Trip into Space" (with Terry Wiley, in This Is a Souvenir: The Songs of Spearmint & Shirley Lee, Image Comics, 2009) Chase Variant (with Saverio Tenuta and Edmund Bagwell, Image Comics, February 2010, forthcoming) Kate and William: A Very Public Love Story (Markosia, April 2011, ) collects: William Windsor: A Very Public Prince (with art by Gary Erskine, 36 pages, Markosia, April 2011, ) Kate Middleton: A Very Private Princess (with art by Mike Collins, 36 pages, Markosia, April 2011, ) The Many Murders of Miss Cranbourne, with Simon Rohrmuller, Dark Horse Presents (Dark Horse Comics, 2012) The Avengefuls (Boom! Studios, 2012) References External links Bleeding Cool Lying in the Gutters, Johnston's Comic Book Resources column. Waiting For Tommy, Johnston's Dynamic Forces column (largely interviews). RichAndMark.com, Johnston's collection of non-commercial performance work. Darius, Julian (4 November 2002). "Rich Johnston on Comics Gossip". Sequart Research & Literacy Organization. "Rich Johnston". 2000AD Review. 15 June 2005 Alumni of Newcastle University Comics critics Date of birth missing (living people) Year of birth missing (living people) Place of birth missing (living people) Living people People from Gloucester British comics writers British parodists People educated at The King's School, Pontefract