July 7, 2011: Comic Books - Digital vs Print
Noteworthy Superman dates to remember... July 1: Marlon Brando, Jor-El in Superman: The Movie , dies of lung failure aged 80 in 2004. July 4: Eva Marie Saint, Martha Kent in Superman Returns , born in Newark, New Jersey in 1924. July 6: Writer and Artist John Byrne ( Man of Steel, Superman, Action Comics ) born in 1950. July 10: Superman artist and co-creator Joe Shuster born in 1914. July 11: Michael Rosenbaum, Lex Luthor in Smallville , born in Oceanside, N.Y in 1972. July 15-17: Ilya Salkind appearing at the HollywoodShow.com convention in Burbank, California. July 17: Traditionally recognized as the birthday of Lana Lang, Clark Kent's boyhood friend. July 19: Young Justice: Season One, Volume One DVD goes on sale. July 22: Terence Stamp, General Zod in Superman and Superman II , born in 1939. July 25: Traditionally recognized as the birthday of Lucy Lane, Lois Lane's sister. July 26: Blu-ray release of Justice League: Season 2 goes on sale. July 26: Kevin Spacey, Lex Luthor in Superman Returns , born in South Orange, New Jersey in 1959. July 27: Jackson Beck, voice of Superman Radio Introduction, dies in 2004, aged 92. July 29: Allison Mack, Chloe Sullivan in Smallville , born in Preez, Germany in 1982. July 29: Writer Gail Simone ( Action Comics ) celebrates her birthday today. July 31: Dean Cain, star of Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman , born in Mt. Clemens, Michigan in 1966. Last week I sent out the following "Big Blue Report" newsletter (issue #241) discussing the news that DC Comics will be releasing their relaunched comic books in digital format on the same day their printed versions hit stores. One of the major points coming out of the news that DC Comics will be relaunching the entire DC Universe of comic books was the fact that the new books would be released in digital format on the same day their printed versions hit stores.
The idea to "go digital" has caught the interest of many fans, and I thought I'd examine the Pros and Cons of Digital vs Print.
Collectibility
Comic book readers tend to also be comic book collectors. Like Sheldon and his "Big Bang Theory" friends, comic book readers are known to haunt comic book stores, scanning through back bins looking for that particular comic book issue they need to fill a gap in their collection. Unlike newspapers and (to some extent) magazines, comic books are not just reading material...
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Dressing up for Comic-Con. http://cnet.co/o7j4Tc antgoo: The irony that probably 75% of the people at Comic-Con have never read a comic book is not lost on me. antgoo: Interestingly, the story seemed to focus more on Gordon, dropping much of Batman's
Printed editions of rare comic books can be quite expensive. Which brings me to my next point storage. Not having a physical comic book to collect isn't all bad. Those of you who have been collecting comic books for years know that long boxes filled
Darrell and Dan are pros (Dan has a store and 15 employees; Darrell has unearthed four Picassos and “the world's most lucrative comic book collection” through storage auctions) with a bitter, petty rivalry that is more annoying than entertaining and
$ony allowed a bunch of free digital comics, of issues I already own in physical format, and I could care less. A regular comic book is superior technology to digital comic book. 1. Can be read anywhere, even in dim light.
There are magazines, movie star stills and movie star postcards, comic books, political buttons, advertising cards, matchbook covers, 8mm Hollywood movie films in their original boxes, and the list goes on. In addition we will have several tables of
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