Posted On: 09/17/2016 6:56:27 AM
Post# of 1674
From a mature-audience-member perspective: I like the GSL!
I'm not in the demographic these products target. I'm an old man. (71) and my interest is strictly from an investor's point-of-view.
I haven't read a comic book in about 60 years (although I loved them when I was a kid) and I don't play games on my computers, but one would go broke if one followed my predictions as to what American consumers will buy.
I was impressed by the GSL in the box; I think the artwork is solid and that Zwagbox could have the effect of promoting itself plus the collateral benefit of carrying previously failed product lines into the hands of consumers.
I suspect Markiplier's followers will love his comics and flock to get their hands on them. Someone made the point that GSL failed to get off-the-ground because "print is dead" but these attractive books could get a boost from the "collectibles" angle.
Let's hope so, and thanx for providing the solid DD here on IH. I look forward to your posts. GLTA, OBE
I'm not in the demographic these products target. I'm an old man. (71) and my interest is strictly from an investor's point-of-view.
I haven't read a comic book in about 60 years (although I loved them when I was a kid) and I don't play games on my computers, but one would go broke if one followed my predictions as to what American consumers will buy.
I was impressed by the GSL in the box; I think the artwork is solid and that Zwagbox could have the effect of promoting itself plus the collateral benefit of carrying previously failed product lines into the hands of consumers.
I suspect Markiplier's followers will love his comics and flock to get their hands on them. Someone made the point that GSL failed to get off-the-ground because "print is dead" but these attractive books could get a boost from the "collectibles" angle.
Let's hope so, and thanx for providing the solid DD here on IH. I look forward to your posts. GLTA, OBE
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