Get comics back into the supermarket checkout isles. DC and Marvel should go back to cheaper print productions in some format and have one dollar or two dollar comics right
I have said it before, but if comics want to continue to publish monthlies the current model needs to be abandoned or re-done. The niche market comic shop killed comics and destroyed to potential future market.
Get comics back into the supermarket checkout isles. DC and Marvel should go back to cheaper print productions in some format and have one dollar or two dollar comics right there at the check out line for kids to beg their parents to buy. Sales would skyrocket.
And it can be done by keeping current continuity. Here's how:
The editors choose series that are to be written with young buyers in mind. Similar to digital formats these comics see the light of day one or two months after the higher quality print comics are released to direct market sales. You can then have your T+ titles published alongside your G titles in the same universe with the G titles seeing the second print run. Kids and the casual readers or those who have just seen the latest movie or whatever will pick them up. If every Walmart and Target and wherever people buy their groceries has these books for the price of a candy bar or two or half the price of People or whatever people are going to pick them up. Sales would skyrocket again.
I know people say it would never happen but it is stupid not to do it, especially with super-hero movies in the mainstream.
Yeah. I've probably read more digital comics in my life than print ones. (Neither is a very high number.) Usually, I find them to be pretty good. But like I said, there are some where the frames are structured such that getting the panels to "look right" within the screen can be a bit awkward.
I love Comixology's guided view technology. It is also easy to switch back and forth, zoom in and out how you want, etc. Also, a lot of the "other" comic book companies now let you download permanently what you purchase so you can actually buy the file.
Yeah. I've probably read more digital comics in my life than print ones. (Neither is a very high number.) Usually, I find them to be pretty good. But like I said, there are some where the frames are structured such that getting the panels to "look right" within the screen can be a bit awkward.
I love Comixology's guided view technology. It is also easy to switch back and forth, zoom in and out how you want, etc. Also, a lot of the "other" comic book companies now let you download permanently what you purchase so you can actually buy the file.
Just try and read J.H. Williams' Batwoman or the new Bucky Barnes: Winter Soldier comic in guided view. It's a mess.
We need to get the thread back on track, ...
“THE TRAVELER” | Described as a “Han Solo-esque rogue who gets by with his charm, this hero hails from the future, and has journeyed back in time on a secret mission. His razor-sharp wit hides the pain of a man who has lived through serious conflict. He also harbors many secrets, always leaving both his teammates and the audience unsure of his true allegiances.
“FEMALE WARRIOR” | This twentysomething Latina is pretty but unassuming, book smart and socially awkward by day. But by night, when she hears the cry of battle, her fury is ignited and she becomes a fierce warrior — so much so, that sometimes she can become a threat to others.
“MYSTERY HERO” | An African-American male in his twenties will fill the role of a regular, street smart guy who unexpectedly gains powers, and then, as part of the team, regularly quips about the insanity of the situations.
Of course, these days, there's no guarantee that a black or Latina actor in a superhero film or show will be playing a character who was black or Latina in the comics.
The could do an Atom and call him Rip Hunter, but use Booster's quirks and characterization.I was thinking that the Traveler was Booster Gold but then I remembered that the three new characters are ones never done on a live action show before. That rules out Booster since he appeared on Smallville. Rip Hunter perhaps?
Okay, they called her Felicity Smoak but made her Chloe Sullivan.![]()
I would think if she was just playing a totally new character, which seems very unlikely, that they wouldn't be so mysterious about it.
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