Keep It in Rosemont
August 9, 2006
Barry Branvold of Barry's Collectors Corner in Grand Forks, North Dakota saw the comment by John Strangeland on moving Wizard World Chicago downtown and disagrees.
Collect Early Issues
August 8, 2006
Archie Comics' new Sonic the Hedgehog Archives series will collect early issues of the video-game based comics in a kid-friendly format.
Move Downtown
August 8, 2006
John Stangeland of Atlas Comics in Norridge, Illinois (5 minutes from Wizard World) saw our coverage of Wizard World Chicago and sent his recommendations for a revitalization of the show.
Of Urban Ministries
August 8, 2006
In Part 2 of this two part interview, we discuss the religious content of the Guardian line, and the multi-media plans for the properties that are being created.
Of Urban Ministries
August 8, 2006
In Part 1 of this two part interview, we discuss Urban Ministries and how its comic publishing and distribution operation will work.
Renowned Writer and Editor Will Be Honored at Convention
August 7, 2006
A Paid Advertisement. New York Comic Con will host an appearance by legendary comic book writer and creator Stan Lee at the convention's next gathering, which will take place in New York City at the Jacob K. Javits Center, February 23rd - 25th.
The Graphic Novel is Out
August 6, 2006
Bob Schaefer of Dragon's Lair Comics & Fantasy in San Antonio, Texas saw Steve Bennett's column in which he commented on the Coheed and Cambria graphic novel.
The Graphic Novel is Out
August 7, 2006
Bob Schaefer of Dragon's Lair Comics & Fantasy in San Antonio, Texas saw Steve Bennett's column in which he commented on the Coheed and Cambria graphic novel.
Shouldn't Sell Their Own Products
August 7, 2006
Daniel McAbee of The Tangled Web in Spartanburg, South Carolina, attended Wizard World Chicago last weekend and feels that exhibitors should let the retailers on the floor sell their exclusives.
Column by Steve Bennett
August 6, 2006
This week, Bennett continues his discussion of expanding the audience that shops at comic stores.
