Image Pulls Comics From Diamond
Diamond Comic Distributors is filing for Bankruptcy
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,
Diamond Comic Distributors Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
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.
Following Diamond Comic Distributors, Inc.'s bankruptcy, Vault Comics announces its soon-to-arrive direct-to-retailer ...
Vault adjusts publishing for seamless retailer, Lunar, and S&S distribution.
In response, publishers have had to push back release dates of these comics. Diamond has lost market share to Lunar Distribution and Penguin Random House with the Big 2 of Marvel and DC moving ...
Diamond Comic Distributors Receives Court Approval for $41 Million in Debtor-in-Possession Financing
Diamond Comic Distributors (“Diamond” or “the Company”), today announced that the United States Bankruptcy Court for the ...
Diamond Comic Distributors shut their doors to new comic book product at the end ... They will arrive in your stores with books scheduled for release May 26" ...
In October 2024, it was reported that Diamond Comics suddenly closed its main distribution center in New York state ... According to an official release, Diamond Comics received a bid of ...
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