My Hero Academia seems to be gaining momentum.

Sales on most of the Top 20 Kids graphic novels were helped by the sales and relatively high MSRP of a new title.

The comic spinner disappeared, a big kids graphic novel display appeared, and Funko got more real estate.

The impact of Dungeons & Dragons, which is spreading throughout the store, was probably the biggest change in the merchandising.

Here are my thoughts on the steps that each level of the ecosystem can take to help strengthen comic stores, where the strongest communities of comic fans are created.

Not only does the latest Dog Man volume take the #1 slot, it sold twice as many copies as the next title down.

Superhero and author graphic novels divide neatly into winners and losers, while manga are a bit more complicated.

Infinity Gauntlet dominated the May graphic novel chart, with the second highest sales this year.

This is the first game column in my new series of contributions to the ICv2 Pro site.

I’ve seen this movie before.

While superhero titles are the lowest selling category in the book channel, there’s an interesting difference this month between the charts.

We seemed to see a lot of Funko and Hasbro, but there was probably a lot of Funko and Hasbro in the store before the liquidation sale started.