Feeling A Little Woozy Here — This Week’s Links

Features Clark Burscough | October 16, 2026 We’re slowly getting closure on some of the big, ongoing comics news stories that will be the defining part of this mid-section of the current decade — settlements being reached in the Diamond bankruptcy saga, and the moving on of the Angoulême festival to organizational pastures new — however, that does not mean that there is ever time for complacency in this week’s links, below, because the tying up of loose ends just means that we’re then waiting for the other shoe to drop regarding this industry we call comics. So, if it’s quiet, then it likely really is too quiet. apothecary — driftingsea RL200 (@driftingsea.bsky.social) 2026-10-13T08:37:41.616Z This week’s news. • Beginning this week’s selection on the continent, as a judge in Angoulême dismissed claims for damages and contract annulment brought by the Association Festival international de la bande dessinée d'Angoulême and (now (again)) former service provider 9e Art+ against l’Association pour le développement de la bande dessinée d’Angoulême and new service provider Groupe Morgane, clearing the path for a new era of the Angoulême festival to take place this winter, following the t...