Locations, Strike, Graphic Novels
June 5, 2008
We had some loose ends from our initial article on Book Expo America, held last weekend in Los Angeles, that it’s time to wrap up.
Rarity Scheme Appear to Be Same as Before
June 5, 2008
Scott Moore of Galaxy Comics in Saginaw , Michigan , saw Dan Barnett’s comments on changes to Magic: The Gathering and says the rarity scheme appears to be the same as always.
Column by Steve Bennett
June 4, 2008
This week, Steve Bennett talks about his travels to Vegas and Chicago.
Exceeded Expectations
June 4, 2008
Ethan Peacock of Elfsar Comics & Toys in Vancouver, British Columbia shares his experience with Free Comic Book Day 2008 and says it exceeded their expectations.
New Rarity Scheme Unnecessary
June 4, 2008
Dan Barnett of Walt's Cards in Baltimore, Maryland saw retailer Stephen Armstrong’s comments about deep discounting of Dungeons and Dragons product and observes that not only is there still discounting of Magic: The Gathering product, the new rarity scheme is unnecessary.
WotC Should Expand 'Magic' Discounting Policy
June 3, 2008
Stephen Armstrong of Mad City Comics in Moncton, New Brunswick saw retailer Derek Garrison’s comments about deep discounting of Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition products and says Wizards of the Coast should establish a Magic discounting policy for 4E .
Readers Missing the Point
June 3, 2008
Mary Alice Wilson of Dark Star Books and Comics in Yellow Springs , Ohio saw responses to Steve Bennett’s recent column on low-selling titles and believes readers may be missing the point of the column.
Top 300 List Shouldn't Dictate Ordering
June 3, 2008
Dara Hannon of Pyrimid Comics & Games in Sierra Vista, Arizona saw Steve Bennett’s recent column on low-selling titles and retailer comments, and says the Top 300 list should not dictate ordering in comic shops.
From Vertigo Entertainment
June 2, 2008
Writers Vlas and Charles Parlapanides are scripting a live action American version of Death Note.
Another Big Book About Comics For the Fall
June 2, 2008
Given the devoted following that DC’s Vertigo imprint has developed, DK’s The Vertigo Encyclopedia looks like a winner.
