DC slowly moving back to $3.99
There are four series they're producing in their DCnU relaunch that signal they're not as serious as they claim to be about holding back at just $2.99. Rather unsurprisingly, it's the books written by their leading overrated writers that carry the 4 dollar price tag (Action Comics by Grant Morrison, Justice League by Geoff Johns, for example).
As for Marvel, they're beginning to follow in DC's footsteps with books that are reduced to 20 pages, and some of these still cost $3.99 too.
But at either price, that's hardly going to encourage new readers to take a look at them any more than their abuse of continuity and characters.
As for Marvel, they're beginning to follow in DC's footsteps with books that are reduced to 20 pages, and some of these still cost $3.99 too.
But at either price, that's hardly going to encourage new readers to take a look at them any more than their abuse of continuity and characters.
Labels: dc comics, marvel comics, sales
At the last comic-con I attended, I told one of the dealers I wouldn't think twice about paying $4 or more for certain comics from the Silver Age, but there's no way I'm going to pay that much for the crap both companies are churning out now.
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Thnunumber6 |
4:15 PM