Coming This Week And A Question For Everyone! (Patreon)
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Hello, everyone!
Last week was a whirlwind of activity, so it was difficult to find time to make a post to keep you all informed about what was arriving that week. Not to mention, I seem to have a persistent cold that only now seems to be calming down.
Anyway...
This week a video about Melmoth is a certainty. I hope to get another short one done about Steve Gerber's Phantom Zone miniseries (because it's been written for a while, waiting for a place to be inserted) and start on a Danger Street review. AND my "audiobook" of The Call Of Cthulhu...which is recorded and being edited. So, it's another busy week for me.
As for the question:
I've long wanted to investigate the claim that the comic book industry is either dead or dying. With, you know, actual evidence/facts proving it one way or another. For the record, I have no pony in that race. I'm not a comic book professional. And the industry could collapse this moment and I'd still have enough material to keep my channel alive for another decade. So, it's a weird side discussion that seems to pop up every now and again, but I really haven't paid attention to any of the arguments. Because, well, from my perspective as a total outsider, I don't really see it.
So, for those that hold this opinion, why is the industry dying? Or is that a claim without substantiation?
This is a genuine, no judgment question. I sincerely want to know so I can investigate and see what I can see.