Breaking: Old Diamond intends to sell off comics inventory to pay debt to Chase
What remains of Diamond's inventory could be sold off to settle debts, including inventory on consignment, in potentially a blow to comics publishers
The Week in Diamond: Universal’s plans (with DC) and the end of an era
Diamond is over, but Universal will soon enter the arena, and more news and notes
Diamond announces print Previews to end
Diamond Previews, the immense, wonky but beloved catalog of all their products, will be digital only starting next month
Dynamite moves to Lunar
The final publisher has left Diamond Comic Distributors, as Dynamite has announced they will be available through Lunar
See you in court! Hearing date set for Dynamite/Diamond dispute
A date for a hearing has been set in the dispute between Dynamite and New Diamond over $500,000 in invoices
Ignition Press goes with PRH, announces The Voyeur and The Cullenoscopy
Ignition Press has announced a second title and a distribution deal with PRH - and a podcast called The Cullenoscopy
animate opens first-ever store in France with Paris POP UP location this July
animate opens its first-ever store in France with a Paris POP UP shop launching July 1, 2025, just steps from Opéra Station.
The Week in Diamond: non-payments, non-shipping and $10 million lost value
As Diamond's value shrinks, concerns over product and payments grow, and the Dynamite situation remains unclear
Sparkle Pop files complaint against Alliance Entertainment for stealing trade secrets
Diamond Comic's new buyer is suing Diamond Comic's spurned buyer over hiring employees to reveal valuable trade secrets.
Status report: Why is Alliance hiring Diamond Comics employees and more
A status report on Universal, Ad Populum, Alliance Entertainment, SLG, ComicSuite, and many more in the wake of the Diamond Bankruptcy
New player on the scene: Philbo Distribution
A new distributor for indie comics, Philbo Distribution has signed up Zenescope, Antarctic, and more, with plans to launch in July.
Author, Author: should graphic novels be shelved by author?
Would shelving graphic novels by author help sell more books? Rich Johnson explains why he thinks it would.
