In the closing days of 2019, we caught up with Dark Horse Comics CEO Mike Richardson for a wide-ranging interview. In Part 1, we talk about the comics and graphic novel market, Dark Horse shows in the pipeline, the impact of Dark Horse’s new investor, and key content areas for Dark Horse.

In Part 2, we talk about Dark Horse Comics initiatives to help comic stores expand into growth areas, the future of the comic store, the impact of the streamers, and Dark Horse plans for 2020.

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

Concrete examples of how graphic novels, anime, TV shows, games, and podcasts all interact with one another.

I count down the Top 10 2019 Trends in the Comics and Graphic Novel business below.

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.

IDW Publishing will release Marvel Art of the Brothers Hildebrandt, a collection of Greg and Tim Hildebrandt's Marvel Comics work, on June 23, 2020.

Robert Scott was not only significant for his role as a San Diego retailer, but for bringing together comic retailers in an online forum in the early days of the web.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at the second He-Man animated series in the pipe, The Neighbor, Thundercats, and the top comics of 2019.

In Part 1 of this two-part interview, we talked about the state of the comics and graphic novel markets, BOOM! Studio's strategy of publishing less to sell more, and a program that releases graphic novels early to comic stores and increases sales in both channels.