Tag: DC
DC’s June Sales Distribution: It’s a Good Thing Batman Bounced Back
The June sales estimates dropped during the show, so let’s spend part of the morning taking a look at some sales distribution charts.
Standard disclaimers:...
Shadow / Batman Set for a Second Miniseries in October – SDCC ’17
Everybody involved seems pretty happy with the way the Batman/Shadow mini-series turned out, so Dynamite, DC and Conde Nast decided they might as well do it...
Batman: The Dark Prince Charming – Is DC Getting Back Into the OGN Game?
If you've been reading the Beat regularly, you've seen us talking about the growing schism between struggles in monthly periodical sales (floppies if you...
SDCC ’17: What will be Marvel and DC’s biggest news at Comic-Con?
Despite the showbiz hoopla, there is usually a lot of comics news that sneaks through at Comic-Con, and with everything we've been talking about...
SDCC ’17: This Year’s Exclusive Collectibles and Merchandise to Watch Out For
Forget about all that there is to see at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, what about all that there is to buy? Prepare to...
DC Comics Month-to Month Sales: May 2017 – One Year Later
It was one year previous, May 2016, when the DCU Rebirth Special dropped, and the following month when Rebirth started in full. Which would make this a good time to take stock and see what sorts of effects Rebirth has had on DCU sales.
Comparing DC’s and Marvel’s May Sales: They’re Closer Than You Might Think
Finishing up our look at the May sales band charts, it’s time to contrast the relative health and performance of DC and Marvel… and...
Analyzing DC’s May Sales: The Buttons Works, But Attrition Is Setting In
So how’s DC doing? Gently sliding to the right. They’re not collapsing and the DCU sales aren’t piling up in the dreaded 10K-19K category, but that upper list keeps shrinking.
This week’s Bookscan chart is a wake-up call for the comics industry
There is change in the air in comicbookland. It may be more than in the air...it may be in the streams, lakes and landfills,...
WB neglected to sign up director Patty Jenkins for the Wonder Woman sequel
...but don't get too carried away crying sexism, THEY SAY it's standard operating procedure at the still gun-shy about superheroes studio. THR reports...
Wonder Woman did it!!!!
About a year ago, I remember fretting to some colleagues that maybe the American public's love affair with superhero movies would end just in...
REVIEW: WONDER WOMAN soars but doesn’t stick the landing
In the critical world, it's not exactly high praise to say Wonder Woman is Warner Bros. and DC's best film in the recent line-up, given the poor reactions to both Batman v. Superman and Suicide Squad. So to get the obvious out of the way first: yes, Wonder Woman is the best, by far.
