Wizards of the Coast announced more Magic: The Gathering shipping delays in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

GameStop's sales declined 34% in its fiscal Q1 ended May 2, taking the company to a $165.7 million loss for the quarter.

Wizards of the Coast has announced major changes to competitive level Magic: The Gathering events in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Some distributors won't get holiday stock and fulfillment delays are slowing shipments.

Tom Skulan of publisher FantaCo sent in this post, formatted as a Q&A, to share his thoughts on coronavirus crisis and its impact on the comics business from a historical perspective.

Wizards of the Coast unveiled five new Secret Lair Drop Series sets, for Magic: The Gathering, to be offered via direct sale starting the week of June 1.

We ask about key decisions made at the end of March: to shut down most functions at Diamond and Alliance, and to delay payments to vendors.

We talk about the surprising impact on Diamond's relationship with DC Comics, its second largest supplier.

We talk about how GFE companies will handle the product caught in the pipeline between order and shipment during the shutdown, and Diamond's new competitive landscape.

We talk about what will happen if there's rolling chaos, with regional shutdowns and openings across the country, and plans for Free Comic Book Day.