Marvel Comics has announced a new Shang-Chi series launching in June.

For the thirteenth time this year a movie based on a Marvel Comics character has topped the weekend box office chart. Phil Lord and Chris Miller’s Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse set a new December record for an animated film with a $35.4 million bow, while Aquaman continued to crush it overseas.

The big box office news this weekend didn’t happen in the fallow North American market where a re-release of Schindler's List was the only new entry with over 1,000 locations, rather it took place in the Middle Kingdom where Warner Bros. debuted its DC Comics-based Aquaman, which posted the fourth best opening ever for a superhero film in the Middle Kingdom.

Properties new to the chart since Spring included Noelle Stevenson's Nimona, perhaps getting a boost from Stevenson's higher visibility as showrunner for She-Ra.

This chart of the ICv2 "Young Adult Graphic Novel Franchises" reflects sales in all trade channels for Spring 2018.

Award-winning cartoonist and educator Gene Luen Yang has joined the CBLDF Board of Directors.

Dark Horse Comics is bringing Team Avatar back to comics this fall.

DC Comics will publish a lost story from Jerry Siegel and the Joe Shuster Studio in Action Comics #1000: 80 Years of Superman.

ComicsPRO has announced the nominees for their Comics Industry Awards and a new award honoring Diamond’s Dave Hawksworth.

San Diego Comic-Con News : At SDCC, Tokyopop announced a new partnership to bring digital Chinese comic Bloodivores to American audiences, as well as debuting the first art for the upcoming German series Goldfisch .