This week, Steve Bennett looks at comics-based words in the language, the new Nancy Drew, fashion in comics, and Dynomutt!

In his ongoing campaign to reclaim his creation Pepe the Frog, Matt Furie is suing InfoWars for copyright infringement.

This week’s home entertainment releases include Taika Waititi's fun-loving Thor: Ragnarok, Greta Gerwig's critically acclaimed slice-of-life drama Lady Bird, an underrated holiday film, the first season of Donald Glover's innovative Atlanta TV series, and two fascinating documentaries, one from the BBC and another from pioneering female director Agnes Varda.

We caught up with Tokyopop CEO Stu Levy to talk about his views.

Here's a look at some trends we noticed in 2017—and a few pointers for the year to come.

Here's a review of Mega Robo Bros. GN, published by Scholastic Inc.

Here's a review of The Altered History of Willow Sparks TP, published by Oni Press.

DC Entertainment has released the names and some details of two new imprints for younger readers that it will launch later this year.

New titles and updates from VIZ Media, Tokyopop, Udon, and Kodansha.

These are estimates of the sales on Graphic Novels by Diamond U.S. to comic specialty stores during the full year 2017.