In September Netcomics will introduce two new series to the American market.

Weta Workshop will collaborate on the new Red Star graphic novel.

Tokyopop has unveiled an ambitious line of young adult fiction.

Jay Bardyla of Happy Harbor Comics & Toys in Edmonton, Alberta saw the article about Marvel VP David Gabriel spending an afternoon behind the counter of a comic store and says he's happy about any efforts to improve understanding of comic retailing.

This week, Bennett talks about two recent developments that illustrate how hard it is for direct market retailers to order new comics.

Tokyopop's Fruits Basket Vol. 13 remained in the top spot on the BookScan list for the third straight week.

Beckett Media has announce Beckett Massive Online Gamer a bi-monthly magazine, which will retail for $5.99.

Dark Horse Comics, in collaboration with adidas, will debut limited edition shoes and track jackets.

While previously left for dead, the dark comic Half Dead will see a new light when Dabel Brothers release it as a graphic novel this fall.

Komikwerks will try its hand at prose when it launches its Actionopolis line.