The groundbreaking Masters of American Comics exhibit is going on the road this year to museums in Milwaukee and the New York area.

John Munn of Comic Book, Ink in Tacoma, Washington has a problem with the way the two editions of the Ultimate Iron Man Premiere hardcover are being released.

Robert Scott of Comickaze in San Diego, California saw the comments by Dean Phillips of Krypton Comics on the Ultimate Avengers The Movie DVD, and has several ways to turn the situation to his advantage.

Michael Costello of Downtown Comics in Indianapolis, Indiana saw the comment by Dean Phillips of Krypton Comics on the Ultimate Avengers DVD, and had a different experience.

Richard Newman of Pet Shop Comics & Collectibles in Louisville, Kentucky saw our article on the changes WizKids plans for its MechWarrior CMG and questions the changes.

Dean Phillips of Krypton Comics in Omaha, Nebraska had something to get off his chest regarding the new Ultimate Avengers DVD.

Panelists at the ICv2 Graphic Novel Conference, held at the Javits Center on the eve of New York Comic-Con, stimulated attendees with their articulate, varied comments on the state of the graphic novel industry, circa 2006.

We sat down with Sharad Devarajan and Gotham Chopra, the principal architects of the new Virgin Comics line, at the recent New York Comic-Con.

This week, Riley wraps up his four-week series on business planning with coverage of the Management and Financial Statements section of a business plan, along with some great suggestions of resources available to pop culture retailers.

This week Bennett takes on change for the sake of change.