Following a devastating multi-million pound loss tied to Diamond Comics warehouse litigation, Pathfinder publisher Paizo announces redundancies and scales back official Organised Play.
Diamond bankruptcy: Consignor group enters mediation talks
Green Ronin and the Ad Hoc Committee of Consignors have agreed to enter mediation with Diamond Comics Distributors following recent legal filings in the ongoing bankruptcy case.
Iconic sci-fi publisher Humanoids to liquidate US operations
The US arm of Humanoids, the French publisher behind Métal Hurlant and The Incal, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and will be liquidated.
Diamond bankruptcy update: Court intervenes in dispute over publisher-owned stock
The ongoing Diamond Comic Distributors bankruptcy sees a court demand Sparkle Pop halt sales and place proceeds from disputed publisher stock in escrow.
Marvel and Kodansha back newly independent Diamond UK distributor
Following the Chapter 11 bankruptcy of its US parent, Diamond UK is now independent after a management buyout, with the backing of publishers like Marvel.
Routinely Itemised: RPG #326
Get the latest on tabletop gaming and comics, from Tabletop Scotland’s continued success to Diamond Comics’ legal battles. Also, crowdfunding shifts and the growing controversy over AI art.
Routinely Itemised: RPG #317
Major shifts are underway in the roleplaying industry, including a new head for Dungeons & Dragons and legal issues for Green Ronin, alongside new product announcements from Free League and others.
Superhero Week: Dynamite’s $1M crisis
Superhero Week here on Geek Native is intended to be a celebration of superheroes, but there’s a crisis we need to tackle.
Help Dynamite Entertainment survive: Your excuse to buy Gargoyles and Darkwing Duck comics!
In total, there are 50 comics on offer. You can read more about the comic and game warehouses’ hostage situation with the debtors and the court on Geek Native as well.
Horrified tabletop publishers fight for their stock as bankrupt Diamond liquidates
The now-bankrupt Diamond Comic Distributors is arguing that because publishers did not file a specific piece of legal paperwork, their ownership rights are now void.
