Column by John Riley
April 25, 2006
This week, Riley presents his second column on lessons learned from the largest retailers.
No Anime, Two DC Programs
April 25, 2006
Kids WB has announced its schedule for the 2006-2007 season, and while there's no anime, there are two shows based on DC properties.
From Hill and Wang
April 24, 2006
FSG imprint Hill and Wang has announced three non-fiction comic titles, to be released this fall under their new 'Novel Graphics' imprint.
Layman Script, Neves Art
April 24, 2006
Dynamite Entertainment will launch its Xena comic with the creative team of writer John Layman and artist Fabiano Neves.
Put It Back!
April 24, 2006
Svetlana Mintcheva of the National Coalition Against Censorship has shared the organization's letter to Chairman of the Board of Supervisors Bill Postmus of San Bernadino County.
At Comic Store
April 24, 2006
David Gabriel, Marvel's Vice President of Sales, will experience a brief change of title when he becomes an official comic book retailer.
And Comic Series
April 23, 2006
Electric Entertainment has licensed Atlantis Studios to produce a graphic novel adaptation of Librarian: Return to King Solomon's Mines.
Baltimore and Ft. Wayne
April 23, 2006
Diamond and Alliance have announced the dates for their two 2006 Retailer Summits, planned for Baltimore and Ft. Wayne .
Last Minute Promo Options
April 20, 2006
Although books are ordered and most plans already in place, there are still a number of promotional steps that can be taken.
In July
April 20, 2006
Virgin Comics has provided more information on its first three titles which launch in consecutive weeks in July.
