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Nat Gertler

Nat Gertler is an acclaimed comic book editor, educator, and graphic novel industry expert. His serialized graphic novel, The Factor, was nominated for an Eisner Award, and his publishing imprint, About Comics, has released works by several New York Times best-selling authors. He is the author of seven Complete Idiot’s Guides books.
Peanuts Be More Charlie Brown
Peanuts Be More Snoopy

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Peanuts Be More Charlie Brown
Peanuts Be More Snoopy

Trendspotting: The Colors of 2025

As 2024 heads to a close, trendspotters are already predicting the next big colors of 2025. Barbie pink dominated 2023 while baby blue and “brat” green took over in 2024. What will the next year’s chromatic vibes be? Read on to find out! Mocha Mousse Pantone’s official color of 2025, Mocha Mousse, has us thinking

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Gen Z Gifts: Bookmark the Holidays

Gen Z is the largest generation ever, with wealth and buying power that continues to grow. For retailers looking to pull off a successful holiday season, keeping Gen Z top of mind is critical when coordinating your seasonal assortments. To make it a little easier this year, we’ve combed through our favorite books and gifts

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Bookmark the Holidays!

And just like that, the holiday shopping season is here! Shoppers are on the hunt for unique gifts, exciting deals, and that special something for everyone on their list. Books are a meaningful gift that lasts a lifetime; perfect for this special time of year! Our new releases feature blockbuster titles like Ina Garten’s memoir

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Kidulting: A Return to Nostalgia

“Kidulting” is the latest retail trend that takes caring for your “inner child” to the next level. Whether it’s a return to beloved media properties like Spongebob and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, or a renewed interest in easy crafts that provide a sense of childlike play and creativity, adult products rooted in childhood nostalgia are

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Snoopy: Little Dog, Big Personality

It’s a full-on Snoopy renaissance as Charles M. Schulz’s iconic canine character finds new fans in younger audiences. Gen Z is officially Snoopy-obsessed, relating to his imaginative escapism, his exasperation with daily tasks, and his sly, silly wit in memes, TikToks, and sold-out Snoopy merch. Charlie Brown may be the face of Peanuts, but Snoopy

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