Two creators had an incredible impact on the kids graphic novel chart for 2017, with Dav Pilkey and Raina Telgemeier taking the top eight slots.

The first graphic novel tied to the Tui T. Sutherland middle-grade novel series Wings of Fire was released in January, and it topped everything except the all-powerful Dog Man, from Dav Pilkey, which took the top three slots.

Kids graphic novel sales in March showed a dramatic upturn over February.

Sales on most of the Top 20 Kids graphic novels were helped by the sales and relatively high MSRP of a new title.

After a solid, but somewhat underwhelming debut, given the film’s critical pedigree and pre-release buzz, the Tom Cruise-starring Mission: Impossible - Fallout demonstrated some strong staying power.

John Chu’s romantic comedy Crazy Rich Asians dipped just 5.7% in its second weekend as it easily took the domestic box office crown, while Marvel Studios' Ant-Man and the Wasp was surprisingly the highest-earning film in the world this weekend.

IDW Publishing is incentivizing retailers to carry its new Marvel Action all-ages series by making issue #1 fully returnable.

This week, Steve Bennett continues into the use of space stories in comics today, and discusses the changes made to the Fantastic Four, for better or for worse.

Two HarperCollins kids franchises moved into the top five kids franchises over the summer.

In kids graphic novels for the rest of 2020, we see cute animals doing funny things for young readers, slice-of-life for middle-grade, and sequels and series for everyone.