
While Diamond Comic Distributor’s Chapter 11 announcement has made headlines this year, a different company declared Chapter 11 and working on its plan ever since. AfterShock Comics along with its sister company Rive Gauche Television filed for Chapter 11 Protection in December 2022 with assets and liabilities both between $10 million and $50 million and somewhere between 200 and 999 creditors. In April we brought the news of their plan to exit Chapter 11 which would pay back their creditors and then in May their official announcement in moving forward.
While Diamond’s situation has been full of drama, twists, and turns, AfterShock’s process has mostly flown under the radar. And while it’s taken a while, it seems like it’ll end in a positive way where creditors will get paid what they’re owed and AfterShock will again be putting out comics.
Since then, it’s mostly been fees paid out to advisors approved by the court as well as required notices, but there was a bit of movement on August 15.
Notice -Notice Of Entry Of Order Confirming Plan Proponents Amended Joint Combined Disclosure Statement And Chapter 11 Plan Of Reorganization Dated April 7, 2025, As Amended (POS Attached)- Filed by Debtor AfterShock Comics, LLC (RE: related document(s)589 Order Confirming Plan Proponents’ Amended Joint Combined Disclosure Statement And Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganization Dated April 7, 2025, As Amended (BNC-PDF) (Related Doc # 588) Signed on 5/20/2025 (PG)). (Kwong, Jeffrey) (Entered: 08/15/2025)
From my understanding, it’s a thumbs up to move forward with the plan and having read through the document, there’s minor tweaks that needed to be made. AfterShock can begin to operate as normal once the “effective date” comes. There’s a status conference on November 12 with the court with a report that needs to be filed by them before October 29.
After nearly three years, it all sounds like positive steps for AfterShock to return to comic shelves.
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