Michael Tierney of Collector's Edition and The Comic Book Store writes in to share how his stores are coping with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

We round up here news from today related to the coronavirus impact on comic stores and efforts to mitigate it.

One store's present may be another store's future, so we'd like to share your story.

Wizards of the Coast announced that it has added new options for retailers to enable their customers to participate in a prerelease for Ikoria: Lair of the Behemoths without attending an in-store event.

COVID-19 has put a squeeze on Hollywood productions, and its time to round-up the moves productions companies have made in the past few weeks.

The growing global pandemic dampened attendance from the beginning and led to thinly populated aisles on the show's final day.

Author and former DC Comics Publisher Paul Levitz calls for bold actions by publishers, and offers suggestions for retailers, to help stave off the worst impacts of the coronavirus pandemic.

Save for a few hard hit localities, the coronavirus pandemic has not yet shut down U.S. theaters, but COVID-19 has already had a major effect on movie-going with the total of the top ten films this week plummeting to a level not seen since mid-September 2000.

Diamond Comic Distributors has canceled its planned 2020 Retailer Summit in Orlando.

Publisher Mike Kennedy said in an interview with ICv2 that his plans include more graphic novels for middle-grade and young adult readers.