Comic publishers not named Marvel or DC are already looking up a steep slope.

This week, Steve Bennett asks whether DC's future is digital, and suggests an international DC project that should be published in the U.S.

Image Comics announced that Negan Lives #1, a surprise The Walking Dead one-shot, will ship to retailers free and without the burden of freight costs on July 1.

Universal finally has both a critical and box office success with one of its “classic monsters” thanks to a contemporary reimagining of the H.G. Wells classic The Invisible Man for the #MeToo era, which topped the weekend box office with an estimated $29 million.

We talked to Tokyopop editor Lena Atanassova to get more details on Tokyopop's newly unveiled LOVE x LOVE imprint.

The 2010s finished on an up note, suggesting that things might not be all bad for the direct market.

Sam Mendes’ period war drama 1917 easily took the weekend box office crown with a far-better-than-expected $36.5 million 3-day total as it expanded from 11 theaters to almost 3,500 on the weekend after the film had won two key awards (“Best Motion Picture” & “Best Director”) at the Golden Globes.

I count down the Top 10 2019 Trends in the Comics and Graphic Novel business below.

The first sell-through data from comic stores shows a number of key takeaways.

Rob Salkowitz looks back at the big trends in graphic novels in 2019.