Got so many great books of this thread I had to share this one. Nice House on the Lake #1 (of 12) 1:25 Card Stock Variant
No discount. Is TFAW moving away from discounting ratio incentives? I know there was no discount for SIKTC 16 either.
Iāve noticed that on a few books where they have an exclusive there was no discount on the incentive. Not quite sure why but this is the third one Iāve noticed after Siktc 16 and Wonder Girl 1.
Wonder girl 1 campbell variant was also the same. Hopefully its just for some of these variants they got a good number of copies of since they also had exclusives.
Batman #109 (1:25 Riccardo Federici Card Stock Variant)
Crush & Lobo #1 (1:25 Christian Ward Card Stock Variant)
Batman the Adventures Continue Season II #1 (1:25 Andrew Maclean Card Stock Variant)
Theyāll never be above ratio price (unless itās a graded copy that gets transferred to the web from our stores months and months after release). But we have turned off the discount on ones before if theyāre super popular once FOC has passed. May try to play around and have a 10% level for those ones in the future but that would require a lot of manual changes.
Damn batman 109 already gone
Iām out unless they are destroying copies to get it down to 500. Manufactured scarcity.
Thatās an interesting take on it.
In fact, I am no longer on eastern standard time. For now on Iām on D-Rog time.
Are you perhaps thinking of DC and Marvel with 2500 and 3000 respectively?
I was under impression Boom store exclusives had smaller print run.
BOOM! is not Marvel, they make it so you can just order 500 copies. I think thatās their minimum but I could be mistaken. Iād imagine TFAW orders extras to handle damaged books.
I think outside the boxā¦
Marvel exclusives essentially just ruin the spec on any of the good incentives.
You know, if retailers didnāt qualify for the ratio variants when they purchase their own retailer exclusives, that would be a start to fixing the retailer exclusives when it comes to Marvel (and others).
Ding ding ding! You should charge consulting hours.
Someone should point out to Marvel, hey, if they donāt get ratio variants from their own exclusives, it might make them order X amount more so they get ratiosā¦ but I could also see this causing a lot of retailers backing out of doing exclusives. Either way, consumers win in all possible outcomesā¦
As an example a DC store exclusive such as Nice House on the Lake alone (not counting regular copies ordered), a typical store exclusive with 2500 dc print run garners the store about 100 copies of the 1:25 variant. Thats a large number of ratio copies multiplied by each store doing an exclusive.
In most instances the demand simply is not there for that many copies of the ratio not titled Batman
I was under the impression I was telling a joke. Iām not serious.