May was another bad sales month
ICV2 and Diamond report that sales for periodicals went down another 11 percent this past month, in the second really bad month for sales this year. What that suggests is that the crossovers and publicity stunts are losing effect. We certainly must hope so. Besides the demand that the big two's publishers and editors, to say nothing of their official ownership, be replaced, it'd be doing a lot of good if the crossovers were to finally cease.
They haven't published an official chart for sales results yet, but when they do, I won't be surprised if the numbers are abysmally stagnant.
Update: now, they have published the chart, and just as I figured, nothing to crow over. If anything, sales were less than 97,000 copies, telling that crossovers are getting that weak.
They haven't published an official chart for sales results yet, but when they do, I won't be surprised if the numbers are abysmally stagnant.
Update: now, they have published the chart, and just as I figured, nothing to crow over. If anything, sales were less than 97,000 copies, telling that crossovers are getting that weak.
Labels: sales
Crossovers are like heroin to Marvel and DC. They haven't hit bottom yet.
Posted by
Anthony |
12:29 PM
Rest assured, they will soon. It's only a matter of time.
Posted by
Avi Green |
1:38 PM