DC has announced that it will provide one free copy of a special retailer variant of All Star Batman and Robin, the Boy Wonder #1 to attending retail organizations a the Diamond/Alliance Retailer Summits in Baltimore and Fort Wayne.

This week Bennett tackles what's between the covers, with a look at how content may be affecting comic sales.

Buddy Saunders of Lone Star Comics in Arlington, Texas feels that a portion of the money raised by such projects should go to those in the industry that are affected by the disaster.

Columbia Pictures has moved up the debut of Ghost Rider from August 4th to July 14th, 2006.

Marvel Enterprises, Inc. announced the completion of a $525 million non-recourse debt facility to finance a slate of up to ten live action films.

A full week after the passage of Hurricane Katrina the fate of Gulf Coast comic book and game retailers remains as murky as the waters that submerged much of the Crescent City.

Timothy Davis of Alternate Reality in Chicago, Illinois was moved by the Katrina devastation to suggest industry-wide support from the comic industry.

Reed Expo has announced that over half the exhibit space for the New York Comic-Con next February, 90,000 square feet on Level 1 at the Javits Center, has sold.

As the world watches the continuing disaster and human tragedy unfold along America's Gulf Coast, the first news from retailer friends is trickling out, and the first pledges of support for relief from the industry are being made.

Marvel's first Spider-Man cross-over in five years, Spider-Man: The Other, is getting a big push from the House.