Noah Berlatsky takes a look at estimated comic sales and compares them to published sales figures on a variety of competing media.

Shaenon K. Garrity reveals which manga she's dying to see translated.

Karen Green considers the difference between analyzing comics in terms of their intended audience, and analyzing comics in terms of how they can be used in the academy.

Valerie D'Orazio looks at the new Red Circle line from DC, John Ostrander's return to writing Deadshot, Marvel's nostalgia for a cover style they tried out 23 years ago, and whatever else is happening in the world of comics.

Jason Thompson explains the history of long-running manga series and the various serialization formats in Japan.

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Kent M. Beeson makes a moving plea to ABC Family to save the program based on the Viper comic book series. It's grown on him since he last reviewed it.

Joe McCulloch looks at Up in Flames, a 1973 pornographic parody of comics by Gilbert Shelton and Robert Crumb.

Tucker Stone presents a paradigm for examining comics criticism.

Kristy Valenti covers a Fantagraphics panel at the recent Seattle Bookfest.