Holy Terror tops the graphic novel charts
Digital Spy reports that Frank Miller's graphic novel Holy Terror has made it to the top of the GN charts. How about that, despite the efforts of many leftists to deride it, the GN still succeeded in making the highest rank for the month. That's excellent.
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Perhaps, but are all those buyers going to use the book legitimately, or are they going to use it for purposes not intended for it, like gag gifts, door-stoppers, scrap paper, fuel for fire places, target practice, etc.?
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