Bend_The_Knee
formerly gotholesinmysocks
- Apr 11, 2008
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So what team are y'all "on"?
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The Cell Saga was one of my favorite arcs for DBZ. But when I try watching a fight from the Cell Saga these days, I just get bored. An episode can be literally 95 percent posturing/staring/talking and 5 percent fighting
I ride or die with Cap. Unless Tony offers me his fortune
Team Cap of course!!!
we out cheaTeam Cap
back when I grew up in china I would visit my grandparents in canada every summerIt might be too late.
Lol. I loved DBZ back in the day.
The Cell Saga was one of my favorite arcs for DBZ. But when I try watching a fight from the Cell Saga these days, I just get bored. An episode can be literally 95 percent posturing/staring/talking and 5 percent fighting
Like naaa, I don't have that kind of attention span anymore
Akira's new stuff that's come out is still the same. Too much filler and not enough story/action to hold my attention still
Seeing Cell absorb 17/18 and then killing 16 had me like
People started ignoring the walls of text and only had the small random comments about dbz to focus on lollol how we switch to greatest anime created???
People started ignoring the walls of text and only had the small random comments about dbz to focus on lol
I think the sales of ASM or Miles' book are irrelevant to potential box office #s for movies of either one of them. So comparing the sales to ASM and Miles is meaningless. So far you have yet to show or prove to me that they are relevant. All you've done is just repeat that you believe that they do.This is true.
That's not my argument at all. My argument from the start had nothing to do with guaranteed sales one way or the other, and was simply stating that the sales of a comic book are a good indication of how many fans a character has, which could in turn indicate how films based around two different characters would do in general and in relation to each other. Now, as i've also pointed out, this isn't just the one indicator that matters. Just like the fact that ASM2 didn't do so hot isn't the only indicator of how a future Spider-Man film might do. There are many different factors, and I was saying that comic sales were one.
If ASM hits 20K it has absolutely tanked Though in general I consider tanking to be either a dramatic decrease based on what prior sales were or a steady decrease (by the thousands of course) over time. Go from 100,00K to 90K to 85, to 80, and lower and lower i'd say the book is slowly tanking, or fast depending on how large the jumps were between the issues. Even at those numbers, it could still be hitting the top 25 for a time, based on that year, but unless it evens out i'd call it a tank. Because unless comic sales are going down all across the board to indicate something effecting readers as a whole, the series isn't succeeding. It can be looked at in the biggest cases (Such as comparing the sales of Justice League to those of the Simpsons) in a case by case basis, but you can pretty easily determine if a series is tanking or not based on the numbers. Does that mean the book itself will go under? Maybe, maybe not. That'd depend on the higher ups at the company (And for the Simpsons they'd probably be thrilled either way because both are far more than double what they usually get.) For Spider-Man or Justice League it'd probably at least cause a change in the writer though.
SSM sold better than ASM in a particular year, but there's in turn been years that ASM has sold better than what SSM did. Sales of the Clone Saga dropped to the 30,000 range and afterwards, once Peter came back you had sales hitting the 80,000 range, consistently in both cases.
If Peter were still appearing in the comic as Spider-Lord or Man Spider and still functioned as the main character than sales probably would remain consistent. Replace Peter with Miles altogether though and it probably wouldn't.
Amazing Spider-Man is no different than any other comic and isn't consistently guaranteed anything. There are a lot of different factors that go into the sales, but changing the main character will have some kind of change on them. This might not be instant if its within a few weeks, but given time it'll show. Let Jim Gordon be Batman for long enough and you'll see a change in the sales.
Team Stark. Cap gon get washed!!
With what? His heart and integrity?Cap going to waste iron man
He does have SW I believe.I'm Team Cap but Iron Man has a Vision and BP
Ain't eem fair. Maybe Cap gets Scarlet Witch on his squad since she still has beef with Tony.