Michael Johnson

Joined: Oct 30, 2017

Michael M. Johnson is a proud contributor to the greatness that is Fan Sided’s Bam Smack Pow and NFL Spin Zone, where he covers everything from the NFL draft to the latest comic book movie buzz. With over a decade of experience—though he jokes it feels like a lifetime—Michael has found his true calling at Fan Sided. Armed with an associate degree in marketing and business, he’s dabbled in various fields but has always returned to his passion for writing. His work has gone viral more than once, which, according to him, felt pretty amazing. A true media junkie, Michael has watched more TV shows than he cares to admit, including favorites like Breaking Bad, Smallville, and Game of Thrones. When he’s not deep in the world of sports or superheroes, Michael enjoys spending time with his kids, reading, and, of course, watching even more TV. Oh yeah, and he writes too. Look out for his upcoming debut novel "Dance In Time: A Gods of Time Novel"

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