In Part 3 of this three-part interview, we talk about finding new consumers with a smaller mall footprint for manga and anime and look forward to 2010 in both manga and anime.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at comics for girls, people of color in Riverdale, Marvel's all-ages titles, and a possible shift in the zeitgeist.

Dave Brzeski of The House on the Borderland in Peterborough, United Kingdom has been following the recent discussions about the current state of the comic book industry and thinks something has been missing from the discussion.

Once again it seems like there is a full slate of new DVD releases across all the categories that ICv2 covers.

Sergio Aragones has created the art for the first-ever Free Comic Book Day Commemorative Artist T-shirt.

We talked to Marvel publisher Dan Buckley in our annual interview on the state of the market, Marvel’s year, and its plans for the future. In Part 2, we talk about kids comics, movies and graphic novels, and Marvel’s 2010.

The Joe Kubert art that will be auctioned by Heritage Auctions beginning this week was the subject of a major piece in Tuesday’s New York Times.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at the digital future for comics, the importance of customer service, a new direction for Archie, and the recent comment flow.

This chart of the ICv2 “Top 25 Manga Properties” reflects sales for Q3 2009.

Robert Crumb’s The Book of Genesis moved up the bookstore adult graphic novel chart this month, ranking #2.