James Meeley of Sequential Treasures in Yakima, Washington read Mark Dudley’s comments regarding Steve Bennett’s latest column and has this to say.

We caught up with DC Comics CEO Paul Levitz recently for a wide-ranging interview in which we talked about the rapidly changing graphic novel business.

At least $2 million worth of Carl Barks duck art went on sale last Friday.

Review of Stitches: A Memoir by David Small and published by W.W. Norton & Co.

We caught up with Brian Ige recently to clarify how close the DVD releases for Naruto will approach the Japanese release.

Graphic novel sales dipped in both bookstores and comic stores in the first half of 2009.

Adapting the Watchmen is a thankless task, but with the release of the Director's Cut it's clear that Zack Snyder came closer than anyone thought possible.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at extreme violence in the Savage Dragon , excessive violence in Golden Age comics, and the trend of good writers leaving comics because of the demands of intra-company continuity.

The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund and Reed Exhibitions, the organizers of C2E2, are jointly producing a high profile panel on comics and graphic novel censorship at the ALA Conference.

This chart of the ICv2 “Top 10 Shonen Properties” reflects sales in all channels for Spring 2009.