Saga takes a tumble!
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A new year, a new Image of you.
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What comics are worth your money this week? Managing Editor Alex Lu is here to let you know.
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by David Carter Greetings, sales charts fans! It’s time once again to look at Image Comics’s sales figures. Just a reminder that I’m not doing this as a permanent gig; just filling in until Heidi finds someone to take on the indy month-to-month chart. Please refer to July’s column for a preamble and explanation as […]
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As New York Comic-Con's show floor slowly shuffled to a close on Friday evening, The Beat's Zach Clemente slipped behind the Epic Proportions booth to chat with one of his all-time favorite artists, Cliff Chiang. They talk mostly about Chiang's new book with Image Comics, "Paper Girls".
Not sure where the “Saga takes a tumble!” tagline for this article came from, but it wasn’t from me…
Man, those figures for Starve, Invisible Republic and Stray Bullets upset me. Those books should sell so much better.
How do you know what the break-even point of a comic book is?
@Martin: Short answer is: you don’t. There’s just too many variables and too many unknowns to generalise. Especially for indie books.
Which of course doesn’t stop people from trying.
Wonder Women will come out twice a month so “every other issue” basically means that Scott will be doing monthly WW for at least 6 months.
Jim Zub (writer of Wayward, Skullkickers, etc) said 8000 copies sold makes the art team a profit. So a break even point somewhere around there, I guess.