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SteppinRazor

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  1. On 5/10/2018 at 5:55 PM, mrc said:

    It's common knowledge that e-book sales have peaked (2014) and hardcover book sales have surged in recent years. It amazes me that after the launch and popularity of new formats on the promise of 'convenience' sensible people migrate back to original formats once they realise they've been duped into believing new formats are automatically better. There is a lot of money to be made in the digital arena but I refuse to be mugged. Why haven't comic book fans migrated to digital platforms? REALLY?

    The answer IMO to the OP question is age.  Most comic readers are 30+ years old.

    To the above, though, I think what drives people back to printed books is that digital books aren't cheaper, but you pay that money and do not get a possession.  It feels like a rip off.