Graphic Novel, Manga, Anime, Comics Reviews

Home
PW in Print
Newsletters
Reviews
- Audio
- Children's
- Comics
- Fiction
- Nonfiction
- Religion
- Web Exclusives
- See All Reviews
Bookselling
- Indie News
- Retailing
Book News
Book Life
Bestseller Lists
- Audio
- Children's
- Comics
- Fiction
- Paperback
- Nonfiction
- Religion
Commentary
Job Zone
Tools

Comics

Reviews of graphic novels and illustrated non-fiction, manga, anime, comics.

ICv2 Confab Reports 2007 Graphic Novel Sales Rise 12%
By Heidi MacDonald - 04/18/2008
In 2007 graphic novel sales in the U.S. and Canada were $375 million, a 12% rise from 2006 and quintuple the sales number from 2001. More

Marvel Turns Stephen King’s The Stand into Comics
By Laura Hudson - 09/08/2008
Marvel Comics has moved on to another King property, with a comic book adaptation of his 1978 horror classic, The Stand. More
Diamond and Retailers Hit Vegas
By Torsten Adair - 09/09/2008
The yearly Diamond Retailer summit hit Bally's Hotel in Las Vegas on Sunday, for three days (September 7-9) of seminars, socializing and announcements by publishers and retailers More
Funnies Business: Les Humanoides Cuts a Deal with the Devil
by Todd Allen - 09/08/2008
European adventure comics are coming back to America via new deals at Devil's Due and Marvel. More
Bluewater Productions Makes a Splash
By Tom McLean - 09/08/2008
Bluewater Productions is expanding its comics list with titles based on concepts from movie legends Ray Harryhausen and Vincent Price in addition to launching a line of manga and much more. More
Kevin O'Neill and Pat Mills Enforce Marshal Law at Titan
By Sam Thielman - 09/08/2008
On September 2, Titan Books is putting out a new paperback, Marshal Law: Origins ($12.95) collecting in black and white (with new artwork) two out-of-print Marshal Law novellas. More
Comics Briefly
Compiled by Ada Price - 09/09/2008
New DC V-P, Ad Sales; Howl! Comics Panel; PW The Beat: Batman Recalled and More; Ben Katchor at SPX; Dark Tower, The Stand Midnight Signing; Death Note Day at Kinokuniya; Runaways Free Online; Middleman Collected Edition; Comics In the Media; and Spurge Talks to John Pham
More
Wowio: Good for Prose; Bad for Comics?
by Van Jensen - 09/08/2008
For comics and prose publishers, Wowio.com seemed almost too good to be true. The Web site allowed publishers to post their books online so readers could download them for free, with publishers earning a set fee per download. But since the site was acquired in July by Platinum Studios, an online comics and entertainment licensing firm, changes in Wowio's terms may have undermined the value of t... More
Next »

PW PARTNERS

Blogs
Talkback
Podcasts
Photos

Sorry, no blogs are active for this topic.

» VIEW ALL BLOGS

DC published several Kevin O''Neill books after the Green Lantern issue, including: ...
Mark Seddon - 9/10/2008 1:34:46 PM PT
in response to Kevin O'Neill and Pat Mills Enforce Marshal Law at Titan

By the way, there is a mistake in the article: the Metabaron is a part and a spinof...
Pascal Hamon - 9/9/2008 7:47:04 PM PT
in response to Funnies Business: Les Humanoides Cuts a Deal with the Devil

The humanoids still have a good portion of the "classic" Moebius backlist ranging f...
Pascal Hamon - 9/9/2008 7:45:52 PM PT
in response to Funnies Business: Les Humanoides Cuts a Deal with the Devil

There is a huge demand for Moebuius' backlist. Does Humanoids hold all the rights fo...
Jason Leivian - 9/9/2008 1:40:04 PM PT
in response to Funnies Business: Les Humanoides Cuts a Deal with the Devil

» VIEW ALL TALKBACK THREADS

PW Exclusive: Sara Nelson

Join Sara Nelson as she explains the exciting new opportunities available with PublishersWeekly.com through audio casting.

» VIEW ALL PODCASTS

Romantic Times BookLovers Convention 2008
Images from Barbary Vey's trip to the 2008 Romantic Times BookLovers Convention.

New York Anime Festival December 2007
Here are some photos from the New York Anime Festival

S&S; CEO Jack Romanos' Retirement Party
At the retirement party for S&S; CEO Jack Romanos, notables in attendance included Steve Riggio, John Ingram, Jane Friedman, Barbara Marcus, Larry Kirshbaum, Robert Gottlieb, Mel Berger and Irwyn Applebaum. Photos © Lisa Berg

» VIEW ALL GALLERIES
» VIEW FEATURED GALLERY