We’re Off To Waterloo — This Week’s Links
Awards, death threats, bankruptcies and lawsuits. You know, the usual.
Awards, death threats, bankruptcies and lawsuits. You know, the usual.
Diamond’s bankruptcy continues to unfold, with new legal disputes: part 5 from Brigid Aversion.
An earlier than usual linkblog this week, due to the impending federal holiday.
A quieter period on the news front than there has otherwise been, of late, cooling down the weekly cycle as the weather in the northern hemisphere starts heating up, which is not to say that there are not still links to be had.
A bad week for losing giants of other creative fields, and yet the world continues to turn, as it will do, and so comics news continues to be generated, as it will do, subsequently collated into a fresh set of this week’s links.
Court cases, unionization and sad passings dot this week’s news.
Anything happen on the comics side of the Internet this week?
Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night nor website domains expiring nor a killer bout of insomnia can keep comics articles from issuing forth onto the internet.
Enjoy this week’s links, below, as we head into the calm before the storm of the summer convention and festival season.
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.