do you work for marvel by any chanceSpideySavestheDay wrote:Now that Weekly Comics Spotlight is on #350, it's time to reboot! Think about...all new #1 from the same website with the same hosts talking about the same topics and using the same format. Like I just said, ALL NEW! That should double your listener base.
Thanks for the kind words, big shoes to fill and it was tough to follow someone with all that longevity, it is also great to hear when something i/we love gets someone else to love it tooSpideySavestheDay wrote: In all seriousness, episode 301 was like a new #1; switching up longtime hosts can dramatically change everything for the good or for the bad. In this case I would say the former. Overall, the goal still seems to be finding good comics to read and you guys have done that. I read Elephantmen and Astrocity - two books I would have glanced over at my LCS if it wasn't for your reviews. Drew is right - more people should be reading Astrocity. I know at my LCS the number of pulls for the previously mentioned comics are in the single digits.
whoa, never thought of that, that would be a gamechanger wouldn't itSpideySavestheDay wrote: The list of hopes and fears from this acquisition can be mighty long. For example...
> What if this is Amazon's first move in digital and print comics? Will they acquire a service like DCBS and capitalize on the market? I know they sell magazine subscriptions. Why not comic subscriptions?
I was wondering this same thing, distributor wars all over againSpideySavestheDay wrote: > Does Apple or someone else make an iPad friendly digital comics marketplace to rival Amazon's?
well, DRM is not the way to go...rampant piracy probably not a good thing either...SpideySavestheDay wrote: > What can the comic industry learn from music's failure to grasp onto digital?
Thanks for listening-we really appreciate it...and said so on a WCS podcast coming your way soon [WebWiz4]SpideySavestheDay wrote: Thanks for the great podcasts.