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	<title>Comments on: Wonder Woman Sales: #11 Down Again, But So Is Everything Else</title>
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		<title>By: Nathanael</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I&#039;ve been suspicious that the general sales drop at DC is due to the sheer amount of thrashing -- universe reboots, writer changes, artist changes happen at least once a year on every single book, it seems like.  Marvel has been having some of the same problems with excessive writer and artist changes, and although they don&#039;t reboot the universe, they have an excessive taste for massive everything-altering crossovers.

It takes time to build up a readership -- time and *consistency*.  I can&#039;t count how many times I&#039;ve discovered a really good author/artist run on a book *after it&#039;s ended* -- the result is I buy practically everything from Marvel and DC only in back issues now.  I&#039;d say that it takes about two years of the same team and story before you can tell whether people liked it -- but nobody ever gets that opportunity anymore.  Contrast the practice in earlier decades.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;ve been suspicious that the general sales drop at DC is due to the sheer amount of thrashing &#8212; universe reboots, writer changes, artist changes happen at least once a year on every single book, it seems like.  Marvel has been having some of the same problems with excessive writer and artist changes, and although they don&#8217;t reboot the universe, they have an excessive taste for massive everything-altering crossovers.</p>
<p>It takes time to build up a readership &#8212; time and *consistency*.  I can&#8217;t count how many times I&#8217;ve discovered a really good author/artist run on a book *after it&#8217;s ended* &#8212; the result is I buy practically everything from Marvel and DC only in back issues now.  I&#8217;d say that it takes about two years of the same team and story before you can tell whether people liked it &#8212; but nobody ever gets that opportunity anymore.  Contrast the practice in earlier decades.</p>
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