Kadokawa plans to expand Manga Spot shops across the US
Japanese media company Kadokawa hopes to expand its Manga Spot shops throughout the US, led by retail veterans Kurt Hassler and James Killen
The Week in Diamond: A hearing was held, a motion denied
While the fight over $50 million in inventory continues, a hearing was held this week in the Diamond bankruptcy
Sales head David Gabriel out at Marvel
David Gabriel, Marvel's lorn term SVP of sales and marketing, was part of Disney's layoffs yesterday, leaving many questions
The Week in Diamond: It didn’t have to be this way
A fairly quiet week in Diamond doings, except for the arrival of Super Lawyers, and contemplating What Might Have Been.
Philbo Distribution adds print on demand to its services
Upstart distributor Philbo is adding onsite print on demand services to its offerings, hoping to add more options for small publishers.
The Week in Diamond: DENIED!!!
The court has denied motions filed by publishers to get their consignment stock back, but that's not the end of the Diamond Bankruptcy case
Comics Seller Finds New Readers Through Temu
Stephen Trovei built Cyberspace Comics into one of America's largest online comics sellers. Temu is helping him reach readers who didn't know they were fans.
Silver Sprocket’s San Francisco store closing today
Silver Sprocket's much loved San Francisco store is closing today after mounting debts and rising rents
The Week in Diamond: Sparkle Pop speaks!
Believe it or not, there were some more developments in the Diamond Bankruptcy this week, including the alarming spectre of a "warehousemans lien."
Rick Veitch and Katie Skelly join Power Pulp small press distro
Power Pulp is yet another distribution solution for small publishers, and they've just added Rick Veitch and Katie Skelly
The week in Diamond: Consignment Group asks for reimbursement; Fisher appeals
A couple more filings of note this week in the Diamond bankruptcy - plus an appeal that may keep things on hold for a long time.
It’s official: We need sales charts for comics!
A straw poll confirms that most people in the comic book industry want sales charts. Here's why they're important.
