Go Titan, go Titan *does a little dance*AndrewIDW said:
I can tell you that Titan and DS9 are the two far-and-away front-runners
Go Titan, go Titan *does a little dance*AndrewIDW said:
I can tell you that Titan and DS9 are the two far-and-away front-runners
AndrewIDW said:
it may take a little while, but it won't be for lack of trying.
AndrewIDW said:
And, if all I did was come on here and hype hype hype, I'd start to look and feel like a two-bit shill.
Sweet, I can understand if it takes another year or two to see them, but as long as they come I'll be happy.AndrewIDW said:
I can tell you that Titan and DS9 are the two far-and-away front-runners
AndrewIDW said:
Actually, I read these boards every single day. I don't chime in much because I'm more interested in reading what other people have to say than forcing everyone to read what I have to say; as the Star Trek editor, my opinions already have unusual influence over what goes into the comics, so it'd seem excessive to start trying to influence people on the BBS as well. And, if all I did was come on here and hype hype hype, I'd start to look and feel like a two-bit shill.
On the other hand, I don't mind answering people's questions when they've got 'em, or talking to people about the kind of stories they'd like to see in the books. I can tell you that Titan and DS9 are the two far-and-away front-runners, and I've tried to put up a pretty good track record of being responsive to fan requests.
As I've mentioned elsewhere, with the movie coming up, the schedule is already pretty tight, even a year away. So, it may take a little while, but it won't be for lack of trying.
Cheers,
Andrew Steven Harris
Editor
IDW Publishing
foravalon said:
A weekly release of the comics has been mentioned, I was wondering when that was supposed to begin?
captcalhoun said:
will you be acquiring the licenses for the other 3 shows? or have you?
Baerbel Haddrell said:
Hello Andrew,
I already asked this question elsewhere here but maybe you haven`t seen it. Can you help?
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I read that in order to mark the launch of SECOND STAGE with New Frontier #1, IDW will debut its new Quad Cover format, with four separate covers bound directly onto the same issue. My comic book dealer where I have my subscriptions has just asked me what I want to do in future, if I still want all variant covers for each number.
My logic was that with the quad cover introduction that there is one comic for each story. Instead of “having” to buy multiple copies in order to get all variants, there is just one with all four covers included.
I am able to afford four regular comics (one a week) plus maybe the odd incentive cover issue, if they will still be offered extra. But if the old pattern of multiple regular covers for the same issue on individual comics is still around in Second Stage, I will have to ask my subscription service just to choose one cover each. There is no way I can afford 4 times 4 Star Trek comics a month!
If you can answer this question, that would be very helpful. Then I can also give that information to my subscription service.
foravalon said:
A weekly release of the comics has been mentioned, I was wondering when that was supposed to begin?
Also, Awesome Job on the books so far! The Orion and Andorian issues were off the hook! Thank You! Sincere thanks to your artists and writers for being inventive, creative, and edgy, while still being respectful to some of the amazing work that has come before and continues to be produced by pocket. You're creating beautiful stuff.
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