Comic publishers, banks, distributors and debtors in the Diamond Comics Chapter 11 bankruptcy seek mediation in an attempt to resolve several matters.

Sparkle Pop's Diamond Comics business division "will not last much longer, maybe not even until the end of the year" says departing longtime staffer.

Now Ad Populum/Sparkle Pop/Diamond II is suing Dynamite Entertainment, claiming that the publisher owes them $1.7 million.

Dynamite Entertainment's Nick Barrucci on Image Comics' decision to leave Diamond Comic Distributors entirely last year.

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

In the latest installment of Super Hero Worship, we explain what's going on with Diamond Comic Distributors and why the company's bankruptcy is bad news for an entire industry.

The next big hearing for the Diamond Chapter 11 bankruptcy process was meant to be on the 30th of September, but has now been delayed.

According to trusted financial advisor and shipping merchant who raises fancy dogs Lord Rupert Everton, bankruptcy is nature’s do-over – a fresh start. No debts, no baggage. It’s almost like the witness protection program. The process itself is simple. STEP 1: Step outside the office breakroom. STEP 2: Declare bankruptcy as loud as humanly possible. According to those familiar with bankruptcy, however, it’s a lot more complicated. And as Stephen Glickman, owner and general manager of Roll for Combat, will tell you, it’s a lot less funny and involves 100% less Michael Scott appearances. HOW DIAMOND BECAME THE INDUSTRY’S VILLAIN Unless one has a very inside knowledge of the comic book or tabletop role-playing game industries, the name Diamond Comic Distributors may not ring any bells. In a perfect world, this would be par for the course. Diamond Comic Distributors, as the name implies, is a distribution house for several comic book and tabletop book publishers. Along with the aforementioned Roll for Combat, Diamond distributes books for tabletop publisher Paizo as well as independent comic studios such as BOOM! Comics and Image. Even the mighty DC and Marvel have found themselves in bed with Diamond. However, Diamond now finds them […] The post Diamond’s Flush: The Bad Beat Faced By Small Businesses in the Wake of Diamond’s Bankruptcy appeared first on PopGeeks.com Forum | Indie Games, Movies, TV, Tabletop & Comics.

Diamond Comic Distributors changes its name to DCD II, as well as changing its bank, in the latest bankruptcy sale move

Diamond Comic Distributors declares bankruptcy, states that Diamond UK and Alliance Games may be bought by Canadian distributor Universal.