The European comic syndicate Strip Art Features (SAF) is working with Dark Horse in order to get SAF properties exposure in the U.S.

A Los Angeles television station with the provocative call letters 'KCOP' sent three underage boys into famed LA comic shop Golden Apple with the express purpose of attempting to purchase adult comics.

Image Comics has signed with LPC Group for distribution to the book trade, effective January 1, 2001. They join a growing roster of comic publishers that are using LPC for book distribution.

Here's a list of what appear to be, at this moment, the best merchandising opportunities among 2001 movie releases.

ICv2.com--the first trade site for the pop culture products industry--launched today. The site features daily news, analysis, and the latest product trends in five pop culture categories: anime, games, comics, and movie/TV licensed merchandise.

This $19.95 trade paperback, published in the oversize Raw Magazine format by Harper Collins, proved to be an outstanding holiday season performer, even topping the comic chart in one store in December.

The Supreme Court has decided to accept a case in which the government is attempting to restore a ban on computer-generated images of minors engaged in sexual activity.

As part of a streamlining of operations, the newly merged AOL Time Warner has announced that it intends to sell or close its 140 US-based Warner Brothers Studio Stores.

Fournier takes us through her background and tells us about the operational infrastructure she's built at Diamond.

Marvel Comics has made a commitment to strengthening their newsstand distribution by making the Ultimate Marvel Magazine a newsstand-only product.