Originally Posted by from the Comics Journal #169 (July 1994)
Originally Posted by from the Comics Journal #169 (July 1994)
"Reality is not a popularity contest. Reality is what it is, regardless of who knows it"
"The well-meaning contention that all ideas have equal merit seems to me little different from the disastrous contention that no ideas have any merit." Carl Sagan
hmmmm...i havent noticed that really. i think if a paper is going to review em, they will do it on a semi regular basis. at least trades or the like.
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My paper does Comic of the Week on the same page they do the DVD reviews, music and books coming out that week, ect.
Ryan, I think this ship sailed sometime yesterday.
You know what has started to annoy me? That EW hasn't reviewed comics in a few weeks. What's up with that? I know they don't do it every week, but its been awhile since the last one.
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there are some british papers that do a regular graphic novel section right?
in general, though, comics get little love from the mainstream.
hell, i got a skateboarder kid and his mom today to buy amazing joy buzzards and they are seriously contemplating getting the big bone volume. it doesn't take a lot to sell them on stuff since the books are so good, but if they weren't coming into the shop to get new trucks or wheels or whatever they'd have no idea the books even existed.
Yeah I agree with that, I think that that comic stores are going to have to be mixed with some other pop culture stuff for kids, wether it is skating, music, or a game store, in order to get NEW readers. It's rare for someone to accidentally stumble into a shop and get into comics.
I was thinking about this yesterday.
Comics are in that trendy cycle again.
The only reason the media is covering them at all now is because movies based off comics are doing relatively well...
"Reality is not a popularity contest. Reality is what it is, regardless of who knows it"
"The well-meaning contention that all ideas have equal merit seems to me little different from the disastrous contention that no ideas have any merit." Carl Sagan
I thought they had that in their supplemental magazine, along with Video Games and other stuff no one cares about.Originally Posted by RangerChic
bump.
"Reality is not a popularity contest. Reality is what it is, regardless of who knows it"
"The well-meaning contention that all ideas have equal merit seems to me little different from the disastrous contention that no ideas have any merit." Carl Sagan
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