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It was 1976, and Johnny Cash was in trouble. Once the golden-voiced king of country music, the end of the ‘60s had not been kind to the former superstar. Changing tastes and sliding record sales had led to the cancellation of The Johnny Cash Show in 1971, and an ongoing struggle with drug addiction put…
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Long before musicians routinely turned their lives into graphic novels, Johnny Cash was already telling his story in comic book form. Now, a largely forgotten artifact from the Man in Black’s career is getting a second life.
Z2 Comics, in partnership with the Estate of Johnny Cash, will bring a remarkable and largely forgotten piece of American pop culture back into print with the republication of a little-known comic book written and self-funded by the legendary Johnny Cash in 1976. The comic, titled HELLO, I’M Johnny Cash, represents one of the earliest—and…
In 1976, the Man in Black debuted Hello, I’m Johnny Cash. Co-written by the country music legend, it detailed the highs and lows of his life. It’s now being reissued five decades later.
Tue, September 8, 2026 at 4:00 PM UTC Johnny Cash (left) and his 1976 comic, ‘Hello, I’m Johnny Cash’ (right).Credit: Beth Gwinn/Redferns; Z2 Comics