Overall, manga sales held up the best versus March 2019.

A group of comic creators is organizing a massive effort to raise money for Binc, a non-profit supporting comic stores affected by the coronavirus crisis.

We round up the geek TV news from recent days during the coronavirus shutdown.

Of the top seven graphic novel publishers in comic stores, five are continuing to release at least some new graphic novel titles into the book channel.

Manga was more prominent than ever on the list of the Top 20 Adult Graphic Novels in the book channel.

Sales look pretty similar to sales in March 2019, a sign that rumors of panic book buying by readers going under safer-at-home orders may be true.

Mort Drucker, who did as much as anyone to create the look and feel of Mad Magazine for decades, passed away yesterday of non-coronavirus causes. He was 91.

The coronavirus crisis, which threatens the network of independent retailers and the distributors and publishers that serve them, heightened my interest in looking back at a time when that network was just forming.

Darin Henry, writer/publisher at Sitcomics, offers this two-step plan for saving comics.

Yen Press, Kodansha Comics, and Vertical Thave announced that they will slow print releases in the coming months in response to the coronavirus crisis, with some variations in approach.