Mark Broy of Yesterday Once More in Morton, Illinois saw Buddy Saunders comments on Steve Bennett's column on comics content, and responds.

Jim Schifeling of Acme Comics in Normal, Illinois saw Buddy Saunders' response to Steve Bennett's column on comics content and responds.

This week, Bennett continues his discussion of comic content and its impact on sales.

Buddy Saunders of Lone Star Comics in Arlington, Texas saw the column by Steven Bennett on the contents of comics and Allen N. Swords' response and concurs with Bennett's view that the dark themes of comics limit sales.

Allen N. Swords, an English lecturer at Clemson University Department of English in Clemson, South Carolina saw Steve Bennett's column on the contents of comics and the relationship with sales, and decided he 'wanted to spend a few moments taking umbrage to the recent column from Steve Bennett.'

Ann Dupuis of Grey Ghost Press saw the news of retailer Kirby Gee's rescue from New Orleans and sent this comment on the situation.

This week, Fuge takes a look at the growth in war games.

This week Bennett tackles what's between the covers, with a look at how content may be affecting comic sales.

Buddy Saunders of Lone Star Comics in Arlington, Texas feels that a portion of the money raised by such projects should go to those in the industry that are affected by the disaster.

Michele Kraus of Gamer's Conclave in Mandeville, Louisiana has been following the news on Hurricane Katrina and the industry response and shares her situation.

Tom Ray of groundZero in Mobile, Alabama has a store in a Katrina-affected area and has seen his business severely affected.

Timothy Davis of Alternate Reality in Chicago, Illinois was moved by the Katrina devastation to suggest industry-wide support from the comic industry.