Post by optimus on Mar 9, 2014 1:20:03 GMT -5
Hey all,
In the recent podcasts I have noticed a lot of good books (mostly the ones Bob reads) getting canceled.
After that it is very unlikely (at least I assume) that a trade will get made and even more unlikely it will ever reach the mass market.
The below digram is what I think the general path is to from a single issues of a comic book to a mass market movie.
I know there are a lot of times where this is not the case, but this seems like the general rule on what happens.
Here are my questions:
If your local comic is going on the decline and more and more people go digital instead of buying single issues do trades start disappearing?
If trades go away do the more casual readers that pick up trades at the book store or amazon start to go away?
Can a comic that is only published digitally eventually becomes a cartoon, TV Show or Movie?
Or does the digital comic only exist for the most part because it is a copy of the single issue that was already made?
In the recent podcasts I have noticed a lot of good books (mostly the ones Bob reads) getting canceled.
After that it is very unlikely (at least I assume) that a trade will get made and even more unlikely it will ever reach the mass market.
The below digram is what I think the general path is to from a single issues of a comic book to a mass market movie.
I know there are a lot of times where this is not the case, but this seems like the general rule on what happens.
Here are my questions:
If your local comic is going on the decline and more and more people go digital instead of buying single issues do trades start disappearing?
If trades go away do the more casual readers that pick up trades at the book store or amazon start to go away?
Can a comic that is only published digitally eventually becomes a cartoon, TV Show or Movie?
Or does the digital comic only exist for the most part because it is a copy of the single issue that was already made?
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