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Thursday, 6 February 2020
TWO MORE TRUE BELIEVERS...
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Agree with you about the logos on these comics- a lot of them look clumsily added and I'd prefer the original logo - if they want to flag up that it's the first appearance of such-and-such, then put a banner across the top of the cover.
ReplyDeleteDC's Dollar Comics line uses the original logos and look really nice.
Thing is, DS, Marvel have sometimes printed some TBs with their original logos, but it's as if they feel they need to justify their reprinting of the current batch by tying them in to some new ongoing series or 'umbrella' name which loosely connects them.
ReplyDeleteI've only bought the Swamp Thing #1 Dollar Comic because it used the original cover. Some of them have had new covers, which puts me off a bit.
Some of the more recent Dollar Comics even have the correct issue numbers on them, like the Batman 386 that came out this week. There was one they reprinted a few months ago with a horrible photo cover- think it was a fairly recent Detective Comics issue.
ReplyDeleteSome of the Marvel re-logoing (think I've just invented a word) is a bit baffling- is there really a huge market out there for comics with Bushman or the Absorbing Man's names splashed across the cover? I think more people would be attracted to them if they just called the comics Moon Knight and Thor.
I'll have to take another look at what's available, DS, though if they're going to keep the covers the same, they'd maybe be better just sticking with the facsimile editions, original ads and all. Having said that, the Dollar Comics are cheaper and that's a big draw.
ReplyDeleteI'd agree with you in regard to the TB's, but perhaps they're going to recycle some of these reprints as facsimile editions at some future date and don't want them looking exactly the same.