Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook On Tuesday, DSTLRY unveiled its Commissioned Digital Remarques system (patent pending), a new way ...

Dstlry said it has raised $5 million for its next-generation comics publisher and digital collectibles business. This seed round funding brings the total raised since the company’s inception in 2022 ...

For retailer Guy Joyner, part of the experience of coming to shows like these was to help build up his customer base, saying, “You need to be out here to see customers over and over to establish a ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Rob Salkowitz is an Eisner-nominated comics journalist and author. Promotional image for The Amazing Spider-Man, one of the Marvel ...

DSTLRY, a venture-backed digital comic books marketplace, on Tuesday added a pair of features designed to bring customization to the platform. The first feature, dubbed Commissioned Digital Remarques, ...

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The Walt Disney Company and Webtoon Entertainment have reached a tentative agreement that will see Webtoon develop and build a new digital comics platform featuring current comic book runs as well as ...

It seems that all of DC Comics' digital sales on Amazon Kindle due today, the 30th of April, have been delayed by a week, until the 7th of May. This is a Fifth Week for DC Comics, which is usually a ...

Webtoon Entertainment, the biggest publisher of comic books in the world, has done a deal with IDW Publishing for the exclusive vertical scrolling digital rights to a number of their comic book series ...

Michigan State University is home to the largest publicly available comic collection in the world. For English professor Julian Chambliss, this is one of the reasons he chose to come to MSU. Comics ...

When people talk about how the digital revolution is disrupting analog media of all sorts, they generally remember to mention movies, music and TV, and maybe books and magazines. Only rarely, however, ...