This week, Bennett continues his discussion of contemporary comics with his 'Thermos Theory.'

Rittenhouse Archives has inked a licensing agreement to produce multiple comic book-based trading cards over the next few years.

Illustrator Mark Dudley saw the comments from retailer Gail Burt and welcomes the current literary thought going into comics.

Ryan North's Dinosaur Comics and Toothpaste For Dinner by Drew are examples of Webcomics collections that sell.

Art book publisher Harry N. Abrams will be publishing a biography of comic book grand master Jack 'King' Kirby.

Writer Mike Bullock saw Larry Schoenemen's comments about a lack of heroic ideals in superheros and and finds those ideals in The Phantom .

Ilan Strasser of Fat Moose Comics in Whippany, New Jersey saw Steve Bennett's column and presents his own ideas on how to promote sales in January.

Matthew Dykes of Kapow! Comics in Sherwood , Arkansas saw the news about The Boys moving to Dynamite and is ready to support Dynamite.

DC Unlimited announced the acquisition of the license to produce action figures based on Afro Samurai.

This week, Riley gives us the second half of his two part series on inter-store competition.