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[Wushugushu]

I still can't fathom why some people hate the art....

 

Peter Pan looks like a

 

then theres another dude with an afro.

 

when i started collecting moderns i think issue 3 or 4 was on the shelves. i picked it up and thumbed through it. put it back on the shelf.

 

My best move "financially"? no, id say not

 

 

They do look like you are right haha

 

The splash pages always make me giggle uncontrollably and Im sure its not intentional.

Some of the OA pages ive seen from that artist have been excellent but I there have been multiple pages in PP that I could not take seriously

 

 

[Kevin76]

BUY WD #1

 

It's basically a TNMT #1 at this point, it'll slowly rise which it has been doing over the course of the year. Less than 5000 printed and certianly more than 5000 people want them.

 

Starting to think it's going to be a turning point that starts a new Era of comics, Tin Age perhaps?

[krighton]

I see no reason to sell Peter Panzerfaust at the moment, there's nothing on the horizon that spells impending doom for the title, except for the eventual end of the series and that may be 1.5 years away.

 

Once readership picks up and the print run doubles with 10+ the earlier issues will be sought after even more.

 

to each his own with the art, I know Saga has a guy with a tv set for a head humping like a dog. No accounting for taste.

[carter3175]

sell them all, rebuy in with the profits when dip concludes

 

 

(thumbs u +100

[CBT]

I see no reason to sell Peter Panzerfaust at the moment, there's nothing on the horizon that spells impending doom for the title, except for the eventual end of the series and that may be 1.5 years away.

 

Once readership picks up and the print run doubles with 10+ the earlier issues will be sought after even more.

 

to each his own with the art, I know Saga has a guy with a tv set for a head humping like a dog. No accounting for taste.

if you bought and slabbed PP in 9.8 for $50 or less, and can catch $450 profit, no reason not to lock that in by making the sale. As others have said, you could buy several raw with that, and repeat.

[krighton]

I sold my cgc's once and probably should have held longer. Buying raws is a gamble with this comic, the back spines are really brutal. Unless you just want to turn and burn a few 9.4-9.6s.

[CBT]

well, i wouldnt buy any PP early books without scans front and back, and whether you eat it on 9.6s etc depends on what you pay for the raw.

[comicsnyc22]

I'd be patient on this. It can only get hotter, and the more readers it's bringing in, the better the resell for the earlier issues. i don't think it's a long term hold, but it's only going to be bigger. Why leave money on the table?

[CBT]

i think when books surge fast, they will always hit a ceiling, pull back, set a floor, then climb again. No harm of moving in and out of a book as it follows that pattern.

 

Its true in all markets, not just comics.

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[fastballspecial]

24 hours dude

 

Anyone got the print run numbers on PP it will help tell the tale.

 

[krighton]

Some of the PP print runs are so low they don't even register...most are lower than Chew #1 (I think #3 was a bit higher).

[fastballspecial]

Some of the PP print runs are so low they don't even register...most are lower than Chew #1 (I think #3 was a bit higher).

 

We all know the print runs are low. What I am trying establish is to show at what level readership is growing based on print runs. I knew the print run for first few issues awhile back, but have forgotten it. If you readership is up then it points to a growth of readership helping to fuel the book. If it doesnt then you already know the answer.

 

 

[krighton]

Kurtis has mentioned the sales have averaged in the 4-5k range...yet the last couple issues don't even register on comichron

[youfoundjake]

24 hours dude

 

Anyone got the print run numbers on PP it will help tell the tale.

4500 or 4700. One of the two.

[N/A]

With no judgement on the story this book is almost entirely speculator driven. The print run has not increased as far as I know. It may increase for issue 10 I believe. In comparison Chew started increasing at issue 5? And WD at issue 7?

[CBT]

Some of the PP print runs are so low they don't even register...most are lower than Chew #1 (I think #3 was a bit higher).

 

the ones that dont register are the same as the ones before and after i believe. It was addressed in the PP thread. #2 is the lowest print run I believe

[krighton]

ah, would be nice if they listed them though.

[CBT]

yah, i never got a solid answer on the reason why its like that. It is very odd. But Kurtis assured the numbers