This week, Steve Bennett analyzes the potential of the impending Robot Revolution being led by the much despised H.E.R.B.I.E.

The 2010s finished on an up note, suggesting that things might not be all bad for the direct market.

In this column, Paul Levitz looks at how we got to 2019, when kids graphic novels became the biggest thing in comics, and how to ride the wave.

This week, Scott Thorne offers even more predictions for the decade to come.

Sam Mendes’ period war drama 1917 easily took the weekend box office crown with a far-better-than-expected $36.5 million 3-day total as it expanded from 11 theaters to almost 3,500 on the weekend after the film had won two key awards (“Best Motion Picture” & “Best Director”) at the Golden Globes.

This week, Steve Bennett offers up some thoughts on Marvel's Incoming! #1.

"We’re on the cusp of either a renaissance of new ideas on how to sell comics, or we’re facing an extinction level event for comic stores."

The 2020 box office started out the way 2019 finished with “geek” titles dominating the domestic market, accounting for 5 out of the top six spots led by Star Wars: Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker.

This week, Scott Thorne offers up three more uplifting predictions for the next decade.

This week, Steve Bennett focuses on "other" comics he's looking forward to in 2020.

The time has come to face the future! Here, per my annual tradition, are some stake-in-the-ground forecasts to watch for in the year ahead.

This week, Scott Thorne offers up three predictions for the decade to come.