Wilbertus

As I understand it, Unit share is the percentage of total amount of comics and graphic novels sold per publisher. So in the hypothetical case that 100 Units (different comics and graphic novels) were sold in April, 36.33 of those individual items were published by Marvel, 33.90 by DC, etc. Of course you can't publish a .33 or .90 book, but that's just because the numbers are so much larger than 100.

Hope this helps. :)

ouch DC

Typically I think Snyder is great at building up a narrative and creating true page-turner plots. However, the endings to his arcs usually fall a bit flat in comparison for me. It seems like all of the build-up doesn't fully pay off. I felt the same with Endgame, although I did enjoy the finale more so than for his other stories so far.

I am definitely not a fan of the new Bat-look, since I'm not a fan of robots in general. I prefer my superheroes to have a human face. But I will stick with the book for now and we shall see how it plays out.

Sadly I couldn't visit my shop today, but since my picks this week (Batman, Shazam and Multiversity) all got 5 stars, I'm even more stoked than I already was. Bring. It. On.

I am most excited about Batman 40, Multiversity 2 and Shazam. Actually, those were the three I was most excited about all month and now they are finally all here at the very end. I can barely wait for Wednesday, bring it on!

This is hugeeee. Not sure if I'm happy about it (except for Azzarello being involved) but huuuuuuge!!

I would watch it on NBC if only I lived in the US.

I am suprisingly excited.

No! No! No! I'm all for innovation and everything, but this just looks ridiculous. I can't believe this got past the editors.