Smaller publishers are increasing their sales
According to this analysis on The Outhousers, independent comic publishers like Dark Horse and IDW have been making gains this year, accounting for at least a quarter of the overall sales. I think this signals how, as DC and Marvel distanced themselves from their audience, it's led some of the audience to realize that the time may have come where it'd be a good idea to check out some of the output of smaller publishers more. In a way, this is a good thing if people spend their hard earned money more on independent productions than on companies now dominated by people with no respect for the legends they're in charge of. But the question also remains if it'll ever send a message to the majors that the way they're handling things is failing.
Labels: indie publishers, sales
I think comics aren't obsolete and still people are being a fanatic to it. Due to new ways of entertainments such as watching cartoons and cinemas, hopefully creating comics will still be in the trend.
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