Mosaic
June 21, 2016
Marvel Comics has announced the new character Mosaic will be joining the Marvel Universe as part of the upcoming Marvel NOW! initiative.
In 2017
June 15, 2016
WizKids will release the new Deadpool and X-Force set for Marvel HeroClix in 2017.
Sales Estimates for May Based on Diamond Indexes and Publisher Title Data
June 13, 2016
These are estimates of the sales on comic books by Diamond U.S. to comic specialty stores during May 2016.
Sales Estimates for May Based on Diamond Indexes and Publisher Title Data
June 13, 2016
These are estimates of the sales on graphic novels by Diamond U.S. to comic specialty stores during May 2016.
As 'Rebirth,' 'Killing Joke' Take #1 Slots
June 10, 2016
Despite some recovery by DC, comics and graphic novel sales to comic stores were down 9.05% vs. the year-ago period in May.
Stand-Alone Release Debuts in January
June 10, 2016
WizKids’ Marvel Dice Masters will be releasing a new entry point set for the collectible dice game in January.
Helmer Says That Was Always the Goal
June 8, 2016
It is now official, DC’s edgiest band of antiheroes, the self-anointed “worst heroes ever” (aka the Suicide Squad) , will hit the big screen this summer for the first time with a mass audience-friendly “PG” rating, rather than the bolder “R” that many hardcore fans had originally envisioned.
'X-Men,' 'Alice' Tumble in Second Frames
June 5, 2016
As expected Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows took the weekend box office crown, but its estimated $35.25 million opening was soft, 46% lower than its predecessor, magnifying a trend from last weekend when both the X-Men and Alice sequels disappointed.
In Bookstores
June 2, 2016
Batman: The Killing Joke Dlx Ed. HC topped the charts in bookstores in May, according to the Top 20 Adult Fiction Graphic Novel chart provided exclusively to ICv2 by Nielsen BookScan.
'Alice Through the Looking Glass' in Real Trouble, 'Civil War' Tops 'Deadpool'
May 29, 2016
As expected this weekend’s two big new releases topped the box office charts, but X-Men: Apocalypse’s debut was 30% below that of the previous film in the franchise ( Days of Future Past ), and James Bobin’s Alice Through the Looking Glass opened 70% below Tim Burton’s 2010 Alice in Wonderland.
