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Read what Mark Waid has to say about digital publishing as a way out of the limited direct sales market.

Read what Mark Waid has to say about digital publishing as a way out of the limited direct sales market.

They don't have the budget. Adam Sessler leaving was a sign of that. their coverage, such as it is, has been shrinking year to year.

They don't have the budget. Adam Sessler leaving was a sign of that. their coverage, such as it is, has been shrinking year to year.

Phifer's portrayal reminded me of the terminator-like CIA agent he played in the last truly horrendous Torchwood series. Gave me the shivers. Kinda hoping he doesn't stick around long if his character is so one-note.

Phifer's portrayal reminded me of the terminator-like CIA agent he played in the last truly horrendous Torchwood series. Gave me the shivers. Kinda hoping he doesn't stick around long if his character is so one-note.

Those who've worked in the mainstream for decades, like Waid, are playing catch-up.

Those who've worked in the mainstream for decades, like Waid, are playing catch-up.

Bryan Cranston talks a bit in his recent interview about the weird way box office is used to score movies. If it makes a lot of money, it must be good. If it doesn't "track" (likely to lose money), it must be bad.

Bryan Cranston talks a bit in his recent interview about the weird way box office is used to score movies. If it makes a lot of money, it must be good. If it doesn't "track" (likely to lose money), it must be bad.

Didn't Oswalt throw fit cause some marketing guy was bugging him at the shop when he picked up the first New 52s? Then he swore off DC forever. Petty and irrational is a great way to make decisions like that, no?

Didn't Oswalt throw fit cause some marketing guy was bugging him at the shop when he picked up the first New 52s? Then he swore off DC forever. Petty and irrational is a great way to make decisions like that, no?

The other problem with expanding the print market is the pricing, or overpricing. At $3 or $4, a single comic (with an incomplete story) is not a reasonable purchase when you're young with limited funds.

The other problem with expanding the print market is the pricing, or overpricing. At $3 or $4, a single comic (with an incomplete story) is not a reasonable purchase when you're young with limited funds.

For what it's worth, G4 is.

For what it's worth, G4 is.

@avclub-83adc9225e4deb67d7ce42d58fe5157c:disqus I'm not saying it's a bad deal. However it shows a savvy business sense in embracing the burgeoning digital market, either from him or his advisers. It could be a potentially huge windfall. In that sense, Monkey is operating in the same environment as DC, quantitatively…

@avclub-83adc9225e4deb67d7ce42d58fe5157c:disqus I'm not saying it's a bad deal. However it shows a savvy business sense in embracing the burgeoning digital market, either from him or his advisers. It could be a potentially huge windfall. In that sense, Monkey is operating in the same environment as DC, quantitatively…

@avclub-83adc9225e4deb67d7ce42d58fe5157c:disqus Gun-to-the-head? Elaborate please.