OH NO NO NO

>Be comic book industry
>be so small they can barely maintain one distributor for their books
>shut down for 3 weeks and already telling their creditors and vendors they won't be able to pay them for at least 5 months

Where were you when the comic book industry finally died?

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>implying this matters
OP stop being a nazi. The comic book industry will be up and running like normal next month. Marvel is still making comics and your seething won't change that.

>Where were you when the comic book industry finally died?

At home, same as everyone else.

Not if Diamond isn't operating or the big two can't find replacement distributors, you optimistic fuck. There's no guarantee of either.

I want new comics to come out. They just need to distribute digitally in the meantime as a stopgap and worry about the physical market if and when it becomes available again. It's ridiculous how they've bent over backwards by delaying everything indefinitely like this.

Digital doesn't bring in enough income to satisfy the big 2.

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