Humanoids files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
Humanoids, the US arm of the famed French publisher, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy with less than $50,000 in assets
NYCC ’25 DAY 1: Retailer Day report
NYCC Retailer Day was a long one, crammed with information, but retailers enjoyed it, and Jim Lee brought down the house.
Kickstarter United NYC strike rally: ‘tech workers will never be defeated!’
Kickstarter United held a rally on Tuesday, October 7, in Manhattan outside the offices of venture capitalist Fred Wilson, a major investor in Kickstarter.
CGMA missed payments for instructors, future of the art academy is foggy.
The future of Computer Graphics Master Academy is in doubt due to the actions of parent company Domestika.
Neon Ichiban announces commissionable remarques – updated
New digital comics platform Neon Ichiban is rolling out its digital remarques program today, with commissionable ones coming in the future
The EU and Canadian performers unions also reject the use of AI as performers.
"This Wild West must end, and robust protections must be implemented to ensure artists’ work is not stolen."
SAG-AFTRA firmly states AI can’t replace human performers
Your agents and producers were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should.
Marvel Joins GlobalComix
Hundreds of Marvel comics and day-and-date weekly releases will now be available for purchase on the GlobalComix platform
Diamond Doings: Drip, drip drip and a lease assigned
Bits and pieces of various Diamond news: Dynamite gets discovery; Sparkle Pop makes a promise and gets a lease; lawyers get paid
WEBTOON partners with BOOM! Studios to bring award-winning comics to vertical scroll format
WEBTOON and BOOM! Studios team up to bring "Something Is Killing the Children," "Wynd," "Fence," and "Lumberjanes" to the platform in vertical-scroll format for the first time.
Image Comics announces 27-day comics shop exclusivity window
Comics shop owners should be happy about a new 27-day exclusive just announced by Image Comics
Diamond updates: “AENT’s self professed naivete defies credulity.”
Previews will publish its last issue next month, the final closure of Diamond foretold, and Raymond James fires back at Alliance Entertainment.
