Blood Moon Comics shuts up shop as a result of Diamond Comic Distributors entering Chapter 11 bankruptcy earlier this year.

It's inevitably a good sign when a series sells out its stock twice, warranting another reprint to meet the demands of eager Shonen Jump fans.

Publishers and comics shops continue to scramble to shift to other distributors and brace themselves for lost income following Diamond Comic Distributors’ Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in January.

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The original Justice League/Avengers crossover from the eighties was never published, but one comic story now makes it ...

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First Steps triumphantly brings Marvel’s first superhero team into the MCU, but fans are beginning to speculate about other elements it might pull in from the publisher’s past. A poster for the new ...