Reynolds reveals more shocking truths
THE ENGINE thread on the new Fantagraphics stroefront i Seattle craw more shocking revelations from Eric Reynolds, in response to questions from retailer...
AdHouse store goes live
AdHouse Books publishers of such fine works as Project: Romantic, Process Recess, Salamader Dream, Mort Grim, and many many more, has opened a virtual...
More on Fantagraphics storefront
The surprise announcement of the new Fantagraphics store in Seattle drew some interesting internet chatter. With well-founded fears of anxiety from traditional comics retail...
Hello Kitty and Blue’s Clues to mate, spawn
An exciting new retail venture will unite two of the world's most recognizable critters:
Blue's Clues, a hit U.S. cartoon series about the adventures of...
Ten Most Powerful people in manga
Yesterday, ICv2 published a list of the Top Ten Most Powerful people in Manga, gleaned from interviews with other industry figures. Here's the...
Fantagraphics storefront!
Fantagraphics is taking the unheard of step for an indie comics publisher of opening their own store! And it opens this Saturday. The announcement...
Breaking: people like free comics
A diamond news release reports a post Free Comic Book Day retailer survey indicates new customers and increased sales -- apparently this free sampling...
Wal-Mart thinks its OWN comics are just fine!
Getting into Wal-Mart has long been seen as a Holy Grail for getting comics in front of a wider audience, but encroachments have been...
Ambrosia Publishing debuts
There's a new publisher in town, and their name begins with "A" so they have a small chance of escaping end of the catalog...
Gordon Lee back in court
Georgia retailer Gordon Lee is back in court for a hearing with two motions to dismiss today. The case has been in the court...
FREAK SHOW comics
Kevin Merose at the Blog@ had a post yesterday all about FREAK SHOW, the new David Cross-created cartoon now airing on Comedy Central. We...
Slave Labor publishes first digital comic
First it was just a few renegades like Phil Foglio and Carla Speed McNeill. Now it's even publishers like Slave Labor who are ditching...
