In Part 2, we talk about Dark Horse's role in bringing manga titles to the States, and its long-standing relationships with top creators.

ICv2 recently spoke with Dark Horse founder Mike Richardson. In Part 1, we talk about the state of the comics and graphic novel market, Dark Horse's history with licensed comics, and the new trend toward omnibus editions.

Matt Groening's Futurama is moving to Comedy Central where it will debut on January 2nd at 8 pm.

World War Hulk finished its five issue run with a flourish, selling over 145,000 copies in comic stores in November, only a couple of points off sales on the fourth issue of the title.

Del Rey has announced that it will publish an original story set in the world of Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series.

A non-manga graphic novel that is not based on a popular movie topped the BookScan chart of graphic novels sold in bookstores.

In February Dark Horse plans to release the Indiana Jones Omnibus Volume 1, collecting 3 story arcs originally published in the 1990s.

Dark Horse has big plans for its bestselling Serenity property in 2008.

Big Tent Entertainment has issued a number of new licenses for Domo , the lovable mascot of the Japanese NHK network.

Volume 18 of Natsuki Takaya's Fruits Basket shot right to the top of the BookScan list.