Marvel Comics will collect the Death of Wolverine storyline in a hardcover omnibus edition this holiday season.

Sales were up for the publisher last year, and they are making plans to launch a children's manga line as well as translating some titles into Spanish.

Kahn talks about how her early career starting magazines led to being hired at DC Comics, what it was like coming into a nearly all-male company, and the early days of nurturing the Direct Market.

Kahn talks about creators' rights and compensation, Karen Berger and the British invasion, the Batman movie, Vertigo and Milestone, the move into books, and more.

This week, columnist Rob Salkowitz takes on the decision by the Eisner Awards to merge away the category of "Best Comics-Related Publication or Journalism."

I offer up some takeaways, and a look ahead.

We’ve assembled a batch of photos from shows around the world in 1993 and 1994, peak years in the first decades of the comics Direct Market.

In the first part of this interview, Rozanski talks about building up his business and pressuring Marvel Comics to open up distribution more widely.

Rozanski talks getting in and out of distribution, building his mail order business, and starting online sales.

In Part 3, Rozanski explains the importance of back issues and why comics are being lost because of climate change.