Graphic novel sales rose 28.5% in Q1 2026
Graphic novel sales were WAY up in Q1 2026, but what drove the surge isn't clear based on the data we have.
New comics nonprofit BODEGA launches Brooklyn Expo of Comics
Bryce Gold, James Tynion IV, Courtney Menard and more team up to launch comics nonprofit BODEGA and the Brooklyn Expo of Comics (BEC) 2026.
Labubus go la-bye-bye as Pop Mart suffers $33 billion loss
Investors have turned bearish on the snaggle-toothed Labubu dolls, as Pop Mart has failed to expand their line
Tributes paid to Belgian comics master Hermann, dead at 87
Across a career spanning sixty years, Hermann made around 120 albums - and the quality of both his art and storytelling made him a multi-award winner
Yoshiharu Tsuge, award-winning manga creator, dead at 88
The creator of Nejishiki and The Man Without Talent, who was part of the gekiga movement, passed away on March 3.
BOWSER’S CAULDRON sets Guinness World Record for smallest popcorn container
Nintendo and Universal turn a collectible into a record breaker.
DSTLRY is back, announces publishing schedule
After a relatively brief pause, DSTLRY has announced an updated publishing schedule with four single issues and two collections
OpenAI shutting down Sora, Disney drops investment
The news comes less than four months after Disney announced a $1 billion licensing and investment deal with the owner of Sora.
To do NYC: A spooky cemetery launch for Alex Segura’s Daredevil mystery ENEMY OF...
Ale Segura's mystery novel Daredevil: Enemy of my Enemy launches in a cemetery today
Valerie Perrine, SUPERMAN ’78’s Miss Teschmacher, dead at 82
The actress, who originated the role of Lex Luthor's associate, died following a 15-year battle with tremors and Parkinson's disease.
Interview: Mira Ong Chua discusses latest indie comics project THE COSMIC BALLAD OF LAYLA...
New indie comic blending retro sci-fi aesthetics with a transgender boys’ love romance that explores identity, relationships, and self-actualization.
Hempel and Wheatley need your help to stop sale of stolen artwork
Marc Hempel and Mark Wheatley have discovered that some of their Jonny Quest artwork - stolen many years ago - is still going up for sale
