Diamond Comic Distributors (“Diamond” or “the Company”), today announced that the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Maryland (“the Co

Diamond Comic Distributors used to be the only game in town when distributing graphic novels and comics to physical bookstores and comic book shops. Due to increased competition and many of the world's largest publishers going with the competition,

Marvel Comics is now very interested in Diamond Comic Distributors' bankruptcy... is it more than just the money owed to Disney?

As part of the restructuring, Diamond has received a $39 million “stalking horse” bid from an affiliate of Universal Distribution for its Alliance Game Distributors.

Diamond Comic Distributors, one of North America's largest distributors of English-language comic books and graphic novels, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company, owned by Geppi Family Enterprises, has a portfolio that includes Alliance Game Distributors, Diamond Book Distributors, and Diamond UK, among other businesses.

How much will the court's bankruptcy process for Diamond Comic Distributors demand of their comic book shops over possible debts?

Diamond Comic Distributors (“Diamond” or “the Company”), today announced that it has filed a voluntary petition for relief under Chapter 11 of the Uni

Update: Diamond's two largest unsecured creditors are Penguin Random House (a publishing company and distributor for other publishers, including manga ones such as Dark Horse) and Bandai. Diamond owes these two companies US$9,202,181 and US$4,348,743, respectively.

As the implications and consequences of Diamond Comic Distributors' bankruptcy become clearer, CBR can confirm that Image Comics will no longer allow the company to distribute its titles. Unlike DC Comics,

Diamond Comic Distributors just declared bankruptcy, which could have a far-reaching impact on comics. What does this mean for the industry's future?