PW Talks with Anders Nilsen
Prometheus’s punishment casts a long shadow over present-day global turmoil in Anders Nilsen's graphic novel saga 'Tongues.' more...PW's Best Books 2024: Adult Graphic Novels
PW's Comics editors and reviewers have chosen what they consider to be the five best adult graphic titles of 2024, among them Leela Corman's graphic novel 'Victory Parade,' and our children's editors have chosen graphic novels in the middle grade and young adult categories.More to Come, the PW Comics World Podcast
This week: Calvin interviews cartoonist Jamar Nicholas, creator of the graphic novel ‘Leon: Worst Friends Forever’ (with color by Bonaio Rosado), the latest volume of his middle grade series about Leon, a young black superhero, and his adventures at home and at school.
At ComicsPRO 2025, the Comics Business Looks for Solutions
With Diamond Comics Distributors in the midst of bankruptcy proceedings and sales of comics periodicals flying unexpectedly high, things looked very different at this year’s conference for direct market comics retailers—including the surprisingly buoyant mood. more...

Bloomsbury, Marvel Strike Deal for Marvel Age of Comics Series
Bloomsbury and Marvel have signed a multi-year, multi-volume licensing agreement to develop and publish the Marvel Age of Comics series. The new series will feature richly designed books exploring the history of more than 85 years of Marvel Comics. more...Spring 2025 Comics & Graphic Novels Preview
Our intrepid comics correspondents, Meg Lemke and Shaenon K. Garrity, are back with another scintillating preview of the season’s most anticipated graphic novels and nonfiction, including works for adults, young adults, and children, as well as new manga. more...and more.
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If You Build It, Comic Book Fans Will Come
Comics shop owners shore up customer loyalty with events, clubs, and personalized service, helping small shops thrive in hard times.
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Stronger Together: Retailers Turn to ComicsPRO
ComicsPRO president Joe Murray talks to PW about how the national organization provides resources for direct market specialty stores, as the industry faces disruption in distribution.
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Now Try This: 7 Titles Comics Retailers Love to Handsell
Booksellers share their favorite new graphic novels they’ve convinced picky fans to sample.
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At ComicsPRO 2025, the Comics Business Looks for Solutions
With Diamond Comic Distributors in the midst of bankruptcy proceedings and sales of comics periodicals flying unexpectedly high, things looked very different at this year’s conference for direct market comics retailers.
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Panel Mania: ‘Life Drawing’ by Jaime Hernandez
Jaime Hernandez’s new graphic novel is a generational update on the lives of his fictional punk rock duo Maggie and Hopey from the original Locas and Love and Rockets comics series. A ten-page excerpt.
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Will the Diamond Bankruptcy Change the Comics Business Forever?
Publishers and comics shops continue to scramble to shift to other distributors and brace themselves for lost income following Diamond Comic Distributors’ Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in January. Meanwhile, the entire comics business is asking itself: What now?
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Raccoon Hijinks: PW Talks with Alex Krokus
In his second collection, Loud & Smart & in Color (Silver Sprocket, Feb.), the cartoonist and his signature animal avatar return with a collection that toggles between the absurd and the mundane—this time, in full color.
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Comics Classic ‘Billi 99’ Returns to Print After 34 Years
The 1991 collaboration between Sarah Byam and the late comics artist Tim Sale has been reissued with the help of a crowdfunding campaign and San Diego–based indie publisher Clover Press. PW talked with Byam about returning to ‘Billi 99’ and working with Sale, who died in 2022.
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Panel Mania: ‘The Girl Who Flew Away’ by Lee Dean
The moody, stylishly crafted graphic novel, about a young woman of mixed race who struggles to make sense of the course of her life in 1970s America, is forthcoming from Iron Circus Comics in March.
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Dark Horse Media Downsizes
Citing high overhead, changing market conditions, and external economic factors, the company said it was reducing staff as part of its efforts to streamline operations.
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