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Reply Subj: Re: In Defense of Spitfire Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2010 at 08:32:09 am EST (Viewed 83 times) | |||||||
Quote: Excellent use of the Diamond sales figures - now to prove your point, compare the sales figures with the other House of M tie-ins, as your point was that it sold well for what it was.Quote: If it sold above the other tie-ins, it sold well; if it sold poorly relative to the other tie-ins, not so much. *grins*Ok, the reason why I didn't include the other spinoffs is because I didn't know which ones you wanted to consider to be true spinoffs. A few relative series. 42 House Of M Avengers 1 $2.99 47,508 16 X-Men 198 1 $2.99 68,675 37 Silent War 1 $2.99 44,077 49 Sentinel Squad One 1 $2.99 34,976 29 Son Of M 1 $2.99 62,255 51 Captain Britain & M.I.13 1 $2.99 43,268 So seems like it's right under the X-Men miniseries, which I think is acceptable. Apparently there was much more interest in the Quicksilver miniseries then there was in the Captain Britain series with Spitfire. The poster tried to claim that Son of M was a bad seller, and he was completely wrong. My position is to simply give the title the sales credit I thought it was due. | |||||||
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