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According to Josh Hayes, head of Diamond Book Distributors and executive VP of Diamond Comic Distributors, "Despite a difficult 2017, libraries performed above the traditional retail channels, which is a testament to the quality content we're seeing in the category year over year."Fir...

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Published in:Library Journal 2018-06, Vol.143 (11), p.34
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subjects Anthologies
Artists
Authors
Biographies
Body image
Canadian literature
Cartoons
Collection development
College Students
Comic books
Crime fiction
Editing
Editors
Females
Feminism
Fiction
Graphic novels
Hayes, Josh
Libraries
Library Services
Literary Genres
Manga
Motion picture directors & producers
Novels
Peer Acceptance
Popular culture
Popularity
Public libraries
Quantum Mechanics
Refugees
Social justice
Superheroes
Tales
Tamaki, Mariko
War
Writers
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