This week, Kendall takes issue with Bennett’s comment’s on Superman’s costume, offers his opinion on ComicsPro, and talks about holiday sales to date.

Dynamite has announced the first crossover comic for two quintessentially American heroes, Zorro and The Lone Ranger.

This week, Kendall looks at the question of comic final order cut-offs, along with a potpourri of other thoughts.

For the third time in 2010, sales on the top comic title of the month by Diamond Comic Distributors failed to crack 100,000.

These are estimates of the sales on comic books by Diamond U.S. to comic specialty stores during November 2010.

Marvel has announced retailer support initiatives including bookmarks, postcards, and shelf talkers for its Point One program.

Hill and Wang has announced the June 2011 release of graphic novel adaptations of two Ray Bradbury classics.

Judge Colleen McMahon has ruled that the core counter-claim in the litigation between Marvel and the Kirby estate can go forward.

Archaia Entertainment has announced that it is making 23 pages of Return of the Dapper Men available free on Graphic.ly.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1 dropped 60%, but still managed to top the charts.