Dollars Up, Numbers Down
July 21, 2004
In May three titles topped 175K in sales while in June no title even made it within sniffing distance of 175K.
Rewarding Volunteers Who Help at Hospitals & Camps
July 19, 2004
The Anime News Network in association with a group of anime and manga publishers has announced a new initiative to bring hope to kids with cancer.
Megatokyo, 100 Bullets, Clyde Fans
July 19, 2004
Graphic novels received two pages of attention in this week's New York Times Book Review.
Spidey Makes His Presence Felt
July 15, 2004
The third volume in the Hellsing series topped the sales chart for graphic novels in bookstores.
Releasing in November
July 14, 2004
Media Blasters is preparing to release the complete DVD collection of the Samurai Deeper Kyo anime.
Plus Alternative & Inspirational Titles
July 7, 2004
Digital Manga has ambitious plans to broaden the scope of manga releases in America by launching a line of Edu-Manga titles in 2005.
Again a Big Success
July 6, 2004
Simon Davies of Comix Shoppe in Swansea, Wales describes his store's successful day, and offers some comments and suggestions for publishers.
In Pocket Size TPBs
June 30, 2004
Dark Horse Comics will release the entire Little Lulu run in a series of 200-page, b/w, $9.95, 6' x 9' trade paperbacks.
Closely Based on the Manga
June 29, 2004
The Anime News Network is reporting that the new Ah! My Goddess anime series slated to air later this year in Japan, takes place after the action in the Ah! My Goddess OVA series and will follow the storyline from the original Ah! My Goddess manga series.
Craig Thompson Wins 3 Awards for 'Blankets'
June 28, 2004
Drawn & Quarterly topped all publishers by snaring five Harvey Awards, which are voted on solely by comics industry professionals and creators.
