Tag: publishers weekly
What the world’s biggest publishers can tell us about the comics business
A list of the top publishers in the world may surprise you with what makes the most money
Sales Charts: Wimpy Kid sales decline
Even the mighty Wimpy Kid series show signs of standard attrition, as we take a spin around the sales charts for October
Calvin Reid wins 2023 Tom Spurgeon Award
Longtime graphic novel supporter and journalist Calvin Reid will be the recipient of the third annual Tom Spurgeon Award at this year's CXC.
Graphic novel sales rose 16.1% in bookstores in 2019
The rise came amid a decline in overall print books sales.
Raina Telgemeier’s Guts is the bestselling BOOK overall in the US this week
And Dav Pilkey's latest Dog Man book was #3 overall
Graphic Novel TK Episode 32: Trade Publicity
Talking with Calvin Reid of Publishers Weekly.
Comics take over the 2019 Publishers Weekly Star Watch
Publishers, managers and creators made the list this year.
SDCC ‘19: Thursday’s Publishers Weekly panel looks at how new publishers market comics
How the book trade has influenced comics publishers
Meg Lemke takes over as Graphic Novels Review Editor at Pubishers Weekly
Well now it's official! Meg Lemke will be taking over editing the graphic novel reviews for PW.
Lemke will be responsible for editing PW’s weekly reviews of graphic novels. She can be reached at [email protected]
While taking...
The Top Ten graphic novels of the fall!
Oh speaking of Publishers Weekly, this week the twice yearly Announcements issue, and I have of a full listing of 50 of the most intriguing graphic novels from August to January.
I also have a Top...
Charlie Hebdo updates: a year of covers and Publishers Weekly
A few notes on Charlie Hebdo related matters, aside from the ongoing sorrow and tumult. Josselin Moneyron has a very fine analysis of the past year's covers in terms of how much they mock religions and their satirical intent. Suffice to say that a lot of the satire goes right over non-French people's heads. Of course satire that localized is easy to misinterpret or interpret according to local standards. It's complicated.
