The week detail page
The week detail page is the full-screen view of every release in a single week. You get there by tapping See All on any week’s row in the Releases calendar.
Why the week detail page exists
The main calendar shows weeks as horizontal rows you scroll through left-to-right. That’s great for skimming a few releases, but if a week has 30+ releases (which happens around big release dates), you can’t easily compare or browse them.
The week detail page lays them all out in a single scrollable vertical list with more detail per release.
What’s on the page
A header showing:
- The week’s date range (e.g., “Apr 28 – May 4”)
- Total release count
- A back arrow to return to the calendar
A vertical list of every release in that week, each card showing:
- Cover art
- Title and volume number
- Release date (specific day within the week)
- Series name
- Publisher
- ISBN
- MSRP
- A “Following” badge if you collect that series
Navigating
- Tap any release to jump to its series page.
- Pull down to refresh the data.
- Tap the back arrow (or swipe right) to return to the calendar.
Filter behavior
The week detail page always shows all releases in that week, regardless of whether the calendar toggle was set to My Series or All Releases when you opened it. We do this on purpose — when you’re zoomed into a specific week, you usually want the full picture.
To filter to your series only, return to the calendar and use the My Series toggle there.
Releases on the same day
Releases on the same day are grouped together in the list. The order within a day is by series alphabetically.
What if a release date changes?
Publishers occasionally shift release dates. We update our catalog as soon as we hear about changes, and the next time you load the week detail page you’ll see the corrected date. If a volume is delayed beyond the week, it disappears from this page and shows up in the new week instead.
Tip: Bookmark next week
If you’re tracking upcoming releases for budgeting or pre-orders, drop a bookmark in your phone’s notes for the upcoming week’s date range. You can return directly to it without re-navigating.