Goodbye, Minx.
Always a bummer when a graphic novel imprint goes under.
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2 comments:
Oh, man--that really is a bummer. I wonder if I can blame this on the "economic downturn"?
Colleen had said awhile ago that they weren't catering to girls in a way that girls were getting -- they were maybe not being carried as widely as they should have been in bookstores, etc. Probably that plus the fact that every four minutes someone else says that publishing is crashing meant that their parent company couldn't take a chance on them anymore.
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