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Periodically (pun intended), it's useful to take a look at where the sales of a publisher's titles are clustered.  It helps widen the picture of how things are going.  The idea is to break...

Periodically (pun intended), it's useful to take a look at where the sales of a publisher's titles are clustered.  It helps widen the picture of how things are going.  Things get a little different...

Last week IDW launched a "Creator Showcase" Humble Bundle including 30 Days of Night, The Maxx, Wynonna Earp, Infinite Loop,Locke and Key, Darwyn Cooke's Parker books,  A Comics Book History of Comics and many...

You remember how IDW's been diversifying their business over the last few years?  It's not just branching out into TV.  One of their units is IDW Games and they're announcing a partnership with Atari...

As announced this afternoon at ECCC, editor Shelly Bond is back big time with Black Crown, her own creator-owned line from IDW.

With last week being light on debuts and convention obligations to prepare for, ONE OR DONE took a bye week. What a comeback though! Greg Rucka debuts THE early contender for book of the...

IDW is the only publicly held comics publishing company whose financials can be directly read. (DC and Marvel are buried deep in their corporate owners' filings.) And while it can't stand in as a...

<Img src ="https://www.comicsbeat.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/4734630110_67a0242e12.jpg" Editor, IDW Publishing Our fast-paced Editorial Department in a San Diego-based Publishing/Entertainment company has an immediate opening for an Editor. Reporting to the Editor in Chief, this position coordinates and edits content...

Hello all you Hogwarts loving Hogwarts. This is another edition of ONE OR DONE where we look at maybe not all, but a lot, of debuting comics this week. We've got Deloreans, demons, women...

The second English language volume in French/Belgian team Benoit Peeters and François Schuiten's  The Obscure Cities series, this was recently revived through a Kickstarter campaign by Alaxis Press, but IDW has partnered with them to complete the...

It's Martin Luther King Day, and the March Trilogy by Rep John Lewis, the last surviving leader of the civil rights movement of the 60s, is the #1 best selling book on Amazon. Isn't...

by Duke Harrington I’m a big fan of the monthly sales chart found over on The Beat. But while I seem to remember them covering smaller companies at one time, for a long time now...