Top Cow has announced that it will maintain a $2.99 price point for its 32-page comic books throughout 2009.

NPR and the New York Times have included graphic novels among the book selections recommended for the holidays.

Frank Miller has indicated that the oft-delayed Sin City 2 movie may be back on track.

Frank Miller’s legions of fans are likely to want to check out Frank Miller: The Spirit’ Storyboards.

The NYCC will honor artist Al Plastino, inker Joe Sinnott, and writer Marv Wolfman as “Living Legends.”

TwoMorrows Publishing has announced that Write Now! is ending its six-year run in February.

Paramount is dithering over a decision on whether or not to greenlight Ness, a feature film based on Torso.

UPDATE: This chart was updated to show Dark Tower: The Long Road Home as if all four covers were counted as a single title (putting it at #8). The Killing Joke Special Ed. HC was the #20 title before that update. For the fifth straight month Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon’s Watchmen topped BookScan’s list of the Top 20 graphic novels sold in bookstores

Tim Leong, EIC of Comic Foundry magazine, has announced that the magazine’s 5th issue will be its last.

This week, it’s a true “Confession,” as Steve Bennett talks about his hunt for out of print comics (online); plus, musings on TV and comics!