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Panel Mania: A First Look at Superman’s Early Years
Here's an exclusive preview of the new Superman series, out next week. It's the latest in DC's line of new-reader friendly Earth One graphic novels.
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Comics Publisher Nobrow Goes Digital
Nobrow's first app launches with seven titles, with plans to add two more per month.
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Marvel Merges Its Universes With 'Secret Wars'
In a huge shakeup for their publishing program, Marvel is combining its fictional universes and rebooting most of its titles starting with the May event 'Secret Wars.'
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Image Comics Is Now the #2 Graphic Novel Publisher
Image Comics announced sales gains and 19 new titles at their fourth Image Expo earlier this month.
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Panel Mania: Lucy Knisley Explores Aging in 'Displacement'
In 'Displacement,' New York Times best-selling artist Lucy Knisley presents a touching travel journal of her trip aboard a cruise ship with her elderly grandparents.
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Diamond Book's 2014 Results Dip Despite Strong Comics Market
Comics and pop culture vendor Diamond Book Distributors reports sales in 2014 were down "slightly," blaming the decline on the loss of Dark Horse Comics, which switched its distribution last year.
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ReedPop Acquires Emerald City Comicon
ReedPOP, which organizes the New York Comic Con, has acquired Emerald City Comicon, a fast growing pop culture convention based in Seattle, Washington.
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Cartoonists Respond to the Attack on ‘Charlie Hebdo’
Cartoonists around the world respond to the attack on 'Charlie Hebdo,' while the Angouleme Festival plans a tribute to the cartoonists and others murdered at the satirical magazine on January 7.
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The Worldly Magic of Hugo Pratt's ‘Corto Maltese’
PW interviews IDW/EuroComics editor Dean Mullaney and translator Simone Castaldi about 'Under the Sign of Capricorn,' the first of twelve projected reprint volumes of Hugo Pratt's beloved Corto Maltese series.
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Richard McGuire Finds the Past and Future in ‘Here’
A cartoonist, musician, designer and filmmaker, Richard McGuire talks with PW about the making of his acclaimed new graphic novel 'Here,' just published by Pantheon.
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Publishers Weekly's Top Comics Stories of 2014
The 10 most popular stories about graphic novel and comics published on publishersweekly.com in 2014.
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Panel Mania: “Wrinkles” A Haunting Portrait of Aging
Like a "Can't We Talk about Something More Pleasant" from the parent's point of view, Spanish cartoonist Paco Roca's "Wrinkles" is a journey through the power of memories and their devastating loss.
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Four Questions for...Gene Luen Yang
Gene Luen Yang, a two-time nominee for the National Book Award, talks about 'Secret Coders,' his forthcoming graphic novel about the magic of computer programming.
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IDW Acquires Indie Comics House, Top Shelf
In a major acquisition in the comics marketplace, IDW Publishing has acquired Top Shelf Productions.
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‘This One Summer’ Tops PW Comics World’s 2014 Critics Poll
PW graphic novel reviewers pick their favorite titles of the year.
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Dark Horse to Release Eric Powell’s ‘The Goon’ in Library Editions
Dark Horse Comics plans to release The Goon, Eric Powell's Eisner award-winning dark comedy, in a deluxe hardcover Library Edition format in 2015.
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The 12 Comics of Christmas
Here are a dozen Christmas comics—both naughty and nice, promising to entertain or, at least, suffice.
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DRM-Free Site Humble Bundle Generated Over $4 Million from E-books in 2014
Over the last year, Humble Bundle, the promotional site that lets readers pay what they wish for bundles of DRM-free content, released 18 e-book bundles that generated $4.75 million in revenue.
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iVerse Inks Digital Deal With DC, Adds DRM-Free and Rentals
iVerse has signed DC Comics to a digital distribution deal via its ComicsPlus app, and has announced other significant upgrades that make it a more attractive option for digital comics consumers.
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Panel Mania: It’s a Crab’s Life for Arthur De Pins
Imagine never being able to turn around, but only capable of walking in a straight line your entire life. That’s the problem facing the square crabs in 'The March of the Crabs Vol. 1: The Crabby Condition' by Arthur De Pins.