New from Comics Buyer’s Guide
- CBG wants to know: Why comics? (2)
So we were sitting around the Comics Buyer's Guide offices, and we began to ask ourselves: Why comics?
Then we asked ourselves to answer the question in 140 characters. (Oh, come on. You know where we're going with this, right?)
- Unmasked: Jim Salicrup (CBG #1670, Oct. 2010) (3)
CBG's monthly visit with a comics professional profiles Papercutz Editor in Chief Jim Salicrup in CBG #1670.
- CBGXtra.com — The next generation (50)
Update the third: We want to thank everyone once again for their patience with the migration of our site from the old platform to the new one.
Just as with any home or business remodel, the inevitable delays do strike from time to time, however, our forums are very close to being reinstated and are being tested for user-friendliness right now. We hope to have them up by next week.
Comics News & Notes
- Preview: Deadpool Team-Up #889 (0)
Courtesy of Marvel, here's a first look at Deadpool Team-Up #889, scheduled to ship Sept. 22.
- Captain America: Patriot #2: A preview (0)
Marvel has provided a few pages from Captain America: Patriot #2, from Karl Kesel and Mitch Breitweiser! - Harvey Award Winners 2010 (2)
The 2009 Harvey Awards were announced Aug. 28 at the Baltimore Comic Con. Abrams Comic Arts was the big winner of the evening, taking home five awards.
- Powers delays begin again (2)
Hey, remember the multiple delays encountered by the previous Marvel/Icon series of Powers? (If not, click on the title and you'll find our long-running thread about it.)
Well, seems that the second series is beginning to hit some bigger delays. - Comic-Con 2010: The Eisner Awards (0)
San Diego (CBG) -- The 22nd annual Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards were presented July 23 in the Indigo Ballroom at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront Hotel.
Among the presenters of the awards were the cast of Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, actors Phil Lamarr and Thomas Jane and Bloom Countycreator Berke Breathed. - Comic-Con 2010 panel report: DC at 75 (1)
San Diego (CBG) -- Among the many panels at Comic-Con International: San Diego, DC provided a different look at its history Thursday evening, July 22, as part of the promotion for 75 Years of DC by Paul Levitz, scheduled for release in November from Taschen.
Among the panelists were Batman writer Jerry Robinson (left) and artist and DC Co-Publisher Jim Lee (right).
Giant Database of Comic Sales Figures
Wondering what the top selling comic book was last month? Last year? A decade or more ago?
Check out analyst John Jackson Miller’s multi-year database of comics sales, including information on overall industry sales from month to month, market shares, and average cover prices!
In recent weeks, John’s added more data from the early 1990s as well as delving further back in comics history to bring you data from the early 1960s. It’s a facet of comics history you won’t find anywhere else!
Comics in Your Future
Upgraded from its print incarnation, our list of what’s shipping this week, next week, and in the coming months is the most up-to-date list of new releases you’ll find anywhere on the web!
You’ll also find archives of items that have shipped to stores in the past and we even go so far as to provide individual shipping updates for some titles.
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