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While the best known of Edgar Rice Burroughs' creations are now in the public domain—Tarzan and John Carter among them—not all the books in...

Greetings, sales charts fans! It's time once again to look at DC's sales figures. DC take five of the top ten spots on the Diamond sales charts, all of them Batman-titled books thanks to the debut of the weekly Batman Eternal. However, DC fall to their lowest Dollar Share and Unit Share in quite some time due to a combination of Marvel's relaunch of Amazing Spider-Man (with a boatload of order incentives and variant covers leading to over a half million in sales) and their own inability to get out many of their bestselling titles on a consistent schedule—Forever Evil, Sandman Overture and Superman Unchained) didn't ship this month, with Forever Evil's lateness causing a ripple effect through other titles like Justice League of America.

On Tuesday the 20th of May Harper Design publish The Art of Neil Gaiman, written by Hayley Campbell. (The book was originally commissioned by...

Over at Badass Digest, Devin Faraci looks at Amazing Spider-Man 2 and it's slightly disappointing box office returns. Yes yes, it has made $630...

One of the top graphic novels of the first half of 2014 is surely Roz Chast's Can't We Talk about Something More Pleasant?: A Memoir; the long time New Yorker mainstay has penned her FIRST (amazing) graphic novel and it's a true classic even though the subject matter sounds grim. The book follows Chat's experiences with her aging and increasingly vulnerable parents, a sad topic but a part of the human experience that a lot of us are going to have to deal with from one side or another some day. This being Chast it's also full of laughs, as she limns her eccentric sometimes annoying parents in rich comic detail. Anxiety and love mingle, as they do in real life.

All-Star Western #34 cover by Darwyn Cooke, who also draws the innards. I didn't get a chance to run DC's August Solicitations yesterday, but...

So yeah the next Guardians trailer is up, and...well, I have to say I am still waiting to see this movie, but this is...

AMC's Comic Book Men is a ratings success in its post Walking and Talking Dead time slot, but it still gets flak. One of the oft-cited issues with the show is that by the very title, it represents an obviously outmoded way of looking at the comic book industry. To wit, women are flooding into the comic book field as readers and creators and already make up about 40% of the potential audience. Perhaps to reflect the wider audience—and to add a different look from the generally middle-aged white guy cast members—the show is putting out a casting call for women to come in and sell their geeky items for the upcoming fourth season. CBM has become a geekier Pawn Stars/Antiques Roadshow (as so many shows do) so this is a great chance to sell those Yogi Bear jelly jars* you've been hoarding all those years.

IGN has the details on a weekly Digital First Wonder Woman series, Sensation Comics, named after the 40s comic that prominently featured the Amazon...

Dynamite Entertainment continued it's strong 2014 with a bunch of announcements at the Diamond REtailer Summit this weekend. Here's a digest version: • The...

John Layman and Rob Guillory have licensed CHEW to IDW Games, which will produce a line of tabletop games for "fans to sink their...

The winners of the 2014 Glyph Awards, honoring the best in comics made by, for, and about people of color, were presented this weekend...