Comments on: DC COMICS MONTH-TO-MONTH SALES: OCTOBER 2006

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By: exterminator dc

exterminator dc — Thu, 23 Sep 2010 13:13:48 +0000

Very interesting one…….I’ve chosen up a number of the new DC titles that spring out of endless Crisis, and they’ve all been polite, but it’s clear that there’s just too stitch many of them. It’s roughly like they required to throw a gang at the wall and see what stuck, but nothing did.
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By: Bruce Meyer

Bruce Meyer — Fri, 08 Jun 2007 18:23:34 +0000

Writing as a consumer (for the moment)–I opened up my wallet to buy central plus peripheral issues of Infinite Crisis and House of M, spurred by Green Lantern Rebirth. Infinite Crisis was a very disappointing story at the end; House of M made no difference to speak of in the story line; and Green Lantern started out his new rebirth by sleeping with some chick whose name he didn’t even know.

All I can say is that hardly anyone over there at the Big Houses show us readers any respect. I WANT to spend my own money on good stuff, but they are conspiring to keep it back, it seems.

By: Bruce Meyer

Bruce Meyer — Fri, 08 Jun 2007 18:23:26 +0000

All I can say is that hardly anyone over there at the Big Houses show us readers any respect. I WANT to spend my own money on good stuff, but they are conspiring to keep it back, it seems.

By: News and commentary about comics » DC’s sales really are sliding into freefall

Fri, 04 May 2007 00:13:38 +0000

[...] PW’s The Beat took another look at DC’s sales results a few weeks ago, and it looks like a lot of the high hopes they may have had sure aren’t as high as they might’ve hoped. I’ll take a look at a few of the things they have to say in turn. Of all the books they’ve put out, it seems that 52 is doing the best of all. I’m really not happy about that, not just because the stories and plots, even at a glance, don’t look like anything great. And, as the Beat contributor says here: Reportedly, a weekly follow-up series is already in the pipeline, so it seems that DC are viewing the book’s frequency as a major factor in its success. [...]

By: The Four Color Media Monitor

The Four Color Media Monitor — Sun, 17 Dec 2006 19:53:12 +0000

DC’s sales really are sliding into freefall…

PW’s The Beat took another look at DC’s sales results a few weeks ago, and it looks like a lot of the high hopes DC may have had sure aren’t as high as they might’ve hoped. I’ll take a look at a few of the things they have to say in turn….

By: Stealthwise

Stealthwise — Sun, 03 Dec 2006 16:39:13 +0000

“Bringing Spider-man/Black Cat into a conversation about lateness is like bringing Hitler into a conversation about humanity.”

That comment makes no bloody sense whatsoever.

By: Alex Hopkinson

Alex Hopkinson — Fri, 01 Dec 2006 11:35:53 +0000

Whilst 26 is the end of the story, wouldn’t the last issue of Planetary be the currently unsolicited 27? :)

By: alan brown

alan brown — Thu, 30 Nov 2006 17:23:40 +0000

The real reason why all these OYL titles aren’t selling as well as might be hoped is 52.

Look, rough calculations here, but 52 accounts for just about 20% of the total amount spent on DCU floppies. Assuming that a centain percentage of comic buyers are going to have to give up something in order to buy 52, the most logical place where they are going to cut is their DCU titles, especially those that they aren’t already attached/committed to. So, while 52 is looking rock-solid month to month, the other OYL titles are dropping off the map.