Marvel unveiled a plethora of announcements at New York Comic Con, including new series, publishing events, and more. Tops on our list of new series was the news that Marvel will launch an ongoing Halo series....

David Maisel of Marvel Studios outlined the four elements of Marvel Entertainment's movie and TV program.

Publishing revenues for Marvel Entertainment were up 22% in the fourth quarter of 2006 and nearly 18% for the year.

Ghost Rider , the Marvel comics-based film starring Nicholas Cage, topped the box office for the second straight week.

Frank Miller's 300 was the number two graphic novel in units and the number one book in dollar sales for the week ending February18th.

2006 was a 'Banner Year' for graphic novel sales in both the bookstore and direct markets.

Gail Burt of Metropolis Comics in Bellflower, California saw John Riley's comments on the Dark Tower release event and agrees that retailers should take advantage of every promotional opportunity provided by publishers.

This week, Riley gives us part three of his three part series on inter-store competition.

Ghost Rider accelerated to the top spot in the President's Day weekend box office.

Sales momentum continued unabated in January with periodical comics soaring 26% and graphic novels posting a 13% rise.