DC Comics saw some number of changes over the 2010s. While I covered the highlights in … A look at DC Comics in the 2010sRead more
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The 2010s in comics, webcomics, and graphic novels
A look back at the 2010s in comics, webcomics, and graphic novels.
Anthony’s 2019 graphic novel picks
The year’s winding down, so it’s time once again to look at my favorite 2019 graphic … Anthony’s 2019 graphic novel picksRead more
Raina Telgemeier’s “Guts” tops November 2019 New York Times graphic novel best seller list
The New York Times has released the second month of their best seller list for graphic … Raina Telgemeier’s “Guts” tops November 2019 New York Times graphic novel best seller listRead more
Archie, Abrams announce new graphic novel lines
As the most recent comics industry statistics show, graphic novels, especially for kids, are becoming a … Archie, Abrams announce new graphic novel linesRead more
Graphic novel best seller lists return to the NY Times
Some good news from the New York Times: the paper’s announced it’s bringing back graphic novels … Graphic novel best seller lists return to the NY TimesRead more
Favorite articles roundup for the week of September 6, 2019
Here’s my weekly look at, and comments on, news stories of interest. Media Scholastic and Marvel … Favorite articles roundup for the week of September 6, 2019Read more
DC Comics plans an aggressive kids/young adult graphic novel expansion
Last weekend, DC Comics announced plans to ramp up production of kids and young adult graphic … DC Comics plans an aggressive kids/young adult graphic novel expansionRead more
RIP Vertigo (and DC Zoom/Ink); hello, DC Kids and Black Label?
Late last week, DC announced plans to eliminate all of their ongoing imprints, as part of … RIP Vertigo (and DC Zoom/Ink); hello, DC Kids and Black Label?Read more
2018 bookstore graphic novel sales up almost 9%; kids’ comics dominate
Comics sales analyst Brian Hibbs has written his annual look (via Comics Beat) at 2018 bookstore … 2018 bookstore graphic novel sales up almost 9%; kids’ comics dominateRead more