The seventh and final issue of Marvel's Civil War crossover event topped the February sales chart of periodical comics sold via Diamond Comic Distributors with sales of 265,935 units.

These are estimates of the sales on graphic novels by Diamond U.S. to comic specialty stores during February 2007.

These are estimates of the sales by Diamond U.S. to comic specialty stores during February 2007.

Kirt Murphy of Comic Heaven in Willoughby , Ohio saw the controversy surrounding Captain America #25 and says getting more customers through the door is always good for business.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at Captain America #25 and related issues.

Zack Snyder's film adaptation of Frank Miller's 300 graphic novel annihilated all competition at the weekend box office.

Scott Moore of Galaxy Comics in Saginaw, Michigan saw John Riley's comments about the limited availability of Captain America #25 and comes to the conclusion that Marvel did not give enough information to allow retailers to order appropriately for this issue.

Thacher E. Cleveland of Dark Star Bookstore in Dayton, Ohio saw the comments by Garner Loudermilk chastising retailers for being unprepared for the demand for Captain American #25 and asserts that Marvel should have given retailers fair warning about the scope of publicity for the release.

In Part 1 of our two part interview with Upper Deck Retail Organized Play Manager Andy Fletcher, we focus on the changes to the Versus program.

The CW will start doing whatever a spider can in early 2008 when it launches the tentatively titled The Amazing Spider-Man animated series.