Hitlist week 2013.11.13 - Part 3
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Hitlist week 2013.11.13 - Part 1
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STFmaryville at 2013-11-21 15:58 CET:
thank you for over 600 comics in this week's Hitlist torrents! awesome, awesome, awesome
gesserit at 2013-11-21 18:38 CET:
^ I've been idly wondering for a while if there's a long-term and/or seasonal trend of one sort or another to these back-issue releases, and your comment now prodded me into baking a chart:
https://image.bayimg.com/958738c2e14126ebdc5d8409669021cdd3425b61.jpg
Other than that we're getting more a lot more this year than we did last year, nothing jumps out at me. There might be a summer dip, but it's not significant enough for now to be really distinguishable from the random fluctuations.
ps: Incidentally, the sum total passed the one-Terabyte mark several months ago. Yee-haw!
STFmaryville at 2013-11-21 22:34 CET:
this reply has little to do with your line graph, which is awesome.
in the old days, before the publishers resorted to pandering to the middle-aged neckbeards (mine is a well-manicured neckbeard), more product shipped in the the may-august summertime. so what might be interesting to see is the total units shipped over those 4 months now versus, let's say, the summer of 1983 and 1993 and 2003.
every year the overstreet price guides used to list the baffling $$$ total it would cost you, if you were to buy one copy of every comic published by marvel, dc, (and i think archie?) cover-dated that year.
this reminds me to go back and finish downloading those old overstreets that shipjolly had in some hitlists recently...
also, quickie final idea: do more comics get ripped/scanned/torrented on 0-day now than ever before? b-b-b-but how can sales be going up at the same time...?
in the old days, before the publishers resorted to pandering to the middle-aged neckbeards (mine is a well-manicured neckbeard), more product shipped in the the may-august summertime. so what might be interesting to see is the total units shipped over those 4 months now versus, let's say, the summer of 1983 and 1993 and 2003.
every year the overstreet price guides used to list the baffling $$$ total it would cost you, if you were to buy one copy of every comic published by marvel, dc, (and i think archie?) cover-dated that year.
this reminds me to go back and finish downloading those old overstreets that shipjolly had in some hitlists recently...
also, quickie final idea: do more comics get ripped/scanned/torrented on 0-day now than ever before? b-b-b-but how can sales be going up at the same time...?
thanks!
does anyone know where to find daredevil v2 9-25, 38-40, 51-55 - digital versions?
does anyone know where to find daredevil v2 9-25, 38-40, 51-55 - digital versions?
@grejstok
I'm looking for those issues in digital version too but I don't think they've been released yet.
Also, I posted this somewhere else but I'll shoot again here:
Anyone knows how webrips are done? Can I do it by taking full-page screencaps of a digital comic or is there a more "professional" process to do it?
Thanks.
I'm looking for those issues in digital version too but I don't think they've been released yet.
Also, I posted this somewhere else but I'll shoot again here:
Anyone knows how webrips are done? Can I do it by taking full-page screencaps of a digital comic or is there a more "professional" process to do it?
Thanks.
gesserit at 2013-11-23 22:28 CET:
See https://sites.google.com/site/apostrophe2zorro/2012-04/2013-10/d re those "Daredevil" issues. If it's not listed there, it's not been digitally released, barring oversights of one sort or another.
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