The Fate Remains Mysterious: an update on Diamond’s bankruptcy
Part three of Brigid Alverson’s coverage of the Diamond Comics bankruptcy.
Part three of Brigid Alverson’s coverage of the Diamond Comics bankruptcy.
Gina Gagliano follows up in how the comic book publishing industry is being affected by the Trump administration’s reckless tariffs.
Let’s spend Friday as is traditional, by reading this week’s links.
Let’s skip the preamble and dive straight on down into some of that unceasing news.
An update on Diamond Comic’s bankruptcy filing from Brigid Alverson.
Heading into Calvinball territory this week, whereupon the only confirmed known is to constantly expect the unknown.
Hiveworks Comics press release regarding the future of the webcomics site.
Is there more Diamond news? Of course there’s more Diamond news.
The sun is out, but here you are reading about the latest comics news instead. For shame.
Well, well, well, if it isn’t a new selection of this week’s links, courtesy of Clark.
Let’s bid a fond and fervent farewell to February in the manner to which we have all become accustomed – making a plan for spring cleaning
The only true temporal constant is this week’s links of comics-related news and reviews.
Are this week’s links here? Signs point to… yes.
A follow up to Diamond’s January 14, 2025 chapter 11 filing.
There’s a lot to be said for putting your phone down, but not when Clark Burscough is here with a fistful of links
Visualise this week’s links being hurriedly spoken in a dream to you in reverse, while you are seated in a big armchair surrounded by blood red curtains.
Well, we are a whole 17 days into the new year, a scant quarter of a century into this increasingly less-new millennium, and we’ve already hit 2025’s allocation of Too Much News.
2025 seems to be off to an expectedly chaotic start, but here are some links to provide a hint of stability.
What better way to retrain your bite than with a flavourful selection of this week’s links?
Well the weather outside is increasingly constantly frightful, but below we have the final links of the year, which are intermittently delightful.