The 53rd Most Frequent Poster Was Having Twelve Percent of a Moment

[chazbot]

After all that "saving comics" bullshit, this is not success.

If they truly wanted to save comics, they'd innovate. It's all hype and turning a profit.

Edit: and I feel day and date digital is the most innovative/progressive move they made in the last year.

[Slewo.O]

You're just like Laylla Miller !

*electrocutes Arion with a hose*

Yep, that's right.

If DC sells over 50,000 of each issue, I'm guessing it would be called a success. Not sure where they would go with it from there.

Wouldn't the trade sell better?

After all that "saving comics" bullshit, this is not success.

So I guess Todd was being preemptive?

If they truly wanted to save comics, they'd innovate. It's all hype and turning a profit.

Edit: and I feel day and date digital is the most innovative/progressive move they made in the last year.

The problem is when you're under a corporate structure, you can only stretch the rubber band so far. How do you think Marvel was able to get away with so much in the early 2000s?

[MayorMitch100]

DC needs an X-Statix

[Mark4myself]

You will not innovate comics by extrapolating upon the maxi series that led to a prior innovation. One does not change the future by redoing something from the past,

[Mark4myself]

DC needs an X-Statix

Too bad you aren't doing the Apprentice or you could pitch that this week

[Mark4myself]

DC needs a colonic

[Briomega]

DC needs a dick in the butt.


Arion? Calling Arion!

[Dark Sasha]

Look, Minutemen is probably good, but if 1/6 books actually hold some candle to the original, it's not a successful project.

[Dark Sasha]

Redline was fucking insane.

[Briomega]

George Lopez hosts that show? Wow.