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do you know if returnable comics are returnable for only a limited time or up to many months later?The returnable items are reported at reduced levels. With past DC weekly titles that was 20%. Any sales over that could get reported as reorder activity later but i suspect that any invoiced sales in a given month which are under reported aren't credited in later months. From a reporting point of view, it is an easy oversight to make and even if you notice the issue, it complicates the reporting code more than some people might think is worthwhile.
Sorry to tell you this but my LCS had a full stack (15+) of #1's Sunday. Loved the movie, just too many books on my pull list.Perseus wrote:I'm disappointed that Big Trouble in Little China dropped appx 10,000 units on issue 2. It still was Boom!'s top book that month however. The book is so fun! If you are a fan of the movie, please support that book! You can really hear Jack Burton talking when you read it. Powell has him down!
i am finding this is the case more and more, 15-20 books a week is pretty much all i can keep up with, factor in the occasional trade and OGN on top of that and a new series has to really be something to make the cutjust too many books on my pull list.
.....I know John frowns on us for judging others for the type of books they buy so I won't do that, but I have found the easiest way for me to try indie books is switching to reading marvel via the unlimited app. This frees up spots on my pull list as well as only costs me $7.99 a month (drastically reducing the cost of marvel with their $3.99 almost line-wide and double shipping). Yes I have to wait some time to read current stuff, but I have been reading so much great old stuff that now I am 6 month behind on my current marvel reading so when new issues show up on the app, they are new to me. I now have plenty of spaces (i.e money) on my pull list to try all the great indie stuff coming out....
federally-mandated 4 day work week?JohnMayo wrote:Now if only there were a similar solution for freeing up more time to read comics...
I'd be fine with that. Any idea when it will happen?drew102e wrote:federally-mandated 4 day work week?JohnMayo wrote:Now if only there were a similar solution for freeing up more time to read comics...
Sam and I recorded last night just before you posted your question so unfortunately the answer is no. Somehow I'd missed seeing that article on CBR. We might discuss it on the next Mayo Report episode.SpideySavestheDay wrote:On the next Mayo Report are you discussing the iCV2 White Paper?
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I completely agree with this rant/cheer.Perseus wrote:I'm disappointed that Big Trouble in Little China dropped appx 10,000 units on issue 2. It still was Boom!'s top book that month however. The book is so fun! If you are a fan of the movie, please support that book! You can really hear Jack Burton talking when you read it. Powell has him down!
Never for those of us who own their own business... *sigh*JohnMayo wrote:I'd be fine with that. Any idea when it will happen?drew102e wrote:federally-mandated 4 day work week?JohnMayo wrote:Now if only there were a similar solution for freeing up more time to read comics...