TwoMorrows Publishing goes exclusive with Lunar
Comics history publisher TwoMorrows is the latest publisher to go exclusive with Lunar Distribution and cancel orders with Diamond.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/31/25: The return of Scott Morse
Scott Morse is coming back to comics, The Eternaut is coming to Netflix, Harley Quinn is breaking manners and much more
More publishers announce changes after Diamond bankruptcy
Black Panel Press, Coffin Comics and Antarctic Press announce changes in the wake of Diamond's bankruptcy and proposed sale.
Mad Cave announces exclusive partnership with Lunar Distribution
Mad Cave has announced a new exclusive partnership with Lunar Distribution for all their imprints.
Editor in Chief Matt Gagnon steps down at Boom! Studios
17 year veteran Matt Gagnon is stepping down as editor in chief of Boom! Studios, PRH has announced
Sweet announces new digital comics app, Sweet Shop, and Find Your Comic Store
Software developers Sweet have announced a new digital comics app, Sweet Shop, and Find Your Comic Store, a locator service
The week in Diamond: Boom accelerates move to PRH; Massive ends exclusive
The week in Diamond related news: Boom will be moving to PRH sooner than planned and Massive spells out its concerns
American Mythology might pack it in following Diamond bankruptcy
Indie comics book publisher American Mythology says they may have to shut down with no alternative distribution aside from Diamond Comics
The Week in Diamond Comics Bankruptcy: a wrap-up
Rounding up one of the most momentous weeks in comics history with reactions to Diamond Comics declaring bankruptcy
Vault to start selling its product wholesale directly to retailers
Vault Comics will now offer sales directly to comics shops on all their products - with some release and format changes coming.
The nitty gritty on how tariffs could affect the comics industry
Everyone needs to read Gina Gagliano's very thorough piece on the effect proposed tariffs will have on comics publishers
San Diego Comic-Con will stay in San Diego through 2027
The San Diego Comic-Con will stay in San Diego for a few more years, as local hotels agreed to make enough rooms available
