This week, Bennett talks about a worthwhile and unique comic work that needs an anthology to find a home, and a lesson that can be drawn from the Indian comic industry.

Paramount will release Marvel Studios’ Iron Man movie on DVD and Blu-Ray on September 30th.

Ronald Perelman has agreed to pay $80 million to settle a lawsuit stemming from the time when he controlled Marvel.

Marvel’s CFO Kenneth West has confirmed the receipt of a $5 million advance associated with Spider-Man 4 .

Things changed dramatically in bookstores in July, according to the BookScan Top 20 Graphic Novels chart for the month, with a 20 year old title, Watchmen , taking over the #1 slot and American titles taking a majority of the top 20 positions.

This week, Steve Bennett looks to India for the next big thing in comics.

Marvel’s decline in profits on sales to the direct market were one of the few blemishes on an otherwise outstanding quarter.

Lionsgate has acquired the home entertainment rights to Marvel Entertainment’s Wolverine & The X-Men cartoon.

Dark Horse with five outright awards and DC Comics with four led all publishers in the 2008 Eisners.

This week, Steve Bennett talks about the publisher announcements from San Diego Comic-Con that surprised him.