Calum Johnston of Strange Adventures in Halifax , Nova Scotia wonders why box office success isn't measured by ticket sales.

Mike Boze of HawgHead Comics in Fort Smith , Arkansas saw the news about Wal-Mart and Target DVD Sales and sees slim margins as bad business.

Scott Moore of Galaxy Comics in Saginaw , Michigan saw the news about Wal-Mart and Target DVD Sales and wonders what their profits would be if DVD pricing was closer to the MSRP.

This week, Bennett discusses the dearth of comics for kids.

Pat Fuge of Gnome Games in Green Bay, Wisconsin draws our attention to last week's Supreme Court decision, which appears to allow control of retail prices by manufacturers in some circumstances, and asks for game manufacturers to use the ruling to support brick and mortar retailers by controlling heavy discounting by Internet retailers.

Wendy Riddle of Play in Johnson City and Elizabethton , Tennessee just found out the news about the WizKids exclusive deal with Diamond/Alliance and strongly disagrees with the choice.

Dennis Schamp, former manager of The Comic Gallery in San Diego, California saw columnist Steve Bennett's reactions to handing off new comic Wednesdays to another employee, and shared his feelings about a similar experience.

This week, Bennett talks about working in a comic store on Wednesdays (or not), and recently rediscovered treasures of the Golden Age.

Mike Boze of HawgHead Comics in Fort Smith, Arkansas saw the comment by Kendall Swafford of Up Up & Away! and agrees '100%' with his comments.

Kendall Swafford of Up Up & Away! in Cincinnati , Ohio read about Elektra's true identity and thinks Marvel's marketing could be more helpful to retailers.

This week, John Riley completes his series on customer service.

Andrew Iwamasa of Collector's Corner in Midland, Michigan saw the article on the Wizards of the Coast Star Wars CMG exclusive for Target, and feels that the effect is to force hobby channel customers to buy at a mass market retailer.