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Monday, 27 May 2013

3MY Review Stainless Steel 1913

Michael Nimmo of Three Million Years gave CDComics latest title Stainless Steel 1913 a read and here are a few extracts from his review.


"The art is well suited to the post industrial now, and the industrial then...this is a well planned and plotted story, with a level of detail that is difficult to compare to anything else available – except to other titles by Craig and CD Comics!"
For the full review visit http://www.3millionyears.co.uk/2013/05/review-stainless-steel-1913/

The 32 page comic is available priced $1.99/£1.35 from all the download sites listed below

Apple: http://itunes.apple.com/gb/artist/craig-daley/id528912381?mt=11

The CDrom version of this comic is available from several Sheffield Shops priced £2.50 and is packaged in a slimline DVD case with full wrap around cover and has JPEG and PDF versions of the comic book.

Millennium Gallery Shop, Sheffield Space Centre, Broomhill's Galazy 4 and Record Collector, Blackwells and Rare and Racey.

Sunday, 3 March 2013

Download Comic Sales

CDComics has been up and running longest on Amazon, having had the first title on sale for more than a year, the other sites listed below have slowly come on line in the last 10 months. All 12 titles are available to download, but some of the websites below still don't have all 12 listed.

Here are the percentage breakdown of current sales for any independent out there contemplating the same thing...

Amazon Kindle 43%
Drive Thru Comics 8%
Direct from Smashwords 3%

Via Smashwords
Kobo 21%
Nook 8%
Sony 2%
Apple 14%
Diesel 1%


Most pleasing is that more than 50% of first issue readers are buying the second issues of the titles. Each comic costs around $1 or 75p UK (unless stated), and Canada and the USA make up 60% percent of sales. Also pleasing is that CDComics are well represented in the most recent Kobo Bestsellers Chart for Horror comics and for Crime & Mystery (2nd, 5th, 6th and 12th) http://www.kobobooks.com/browse/Crime__Mystery/B8eF6z2AjECkLbTTkFE57Q-1.html

Comic percentage breakdown by title
Manhattan 1930 Triology 35%
6 Surreal Murder Mysteries comics 48%
(Meadowhell 9%, Spring Heeled Jack 20%, Football Crazy 19%, each title has two issues)
War Nurse 11%
Carnacki & Hannay 5% ($1.99/£1.50) released 01/2013
Robin Hood 2020 1% ($1.99/£1.50) released 01/2013

for more details and several independent reviews on each comic check out the blog pages at http://cdgraphicnovels.blogspot.co.uk

Local sales on CDrom with multiple issue comics put together as Graphic Novels, priced £2.50 and packaged in slim line DVD cases are now way behind Internet sales.

The most popular title locally has been Meadowhell, selling 130+ CDrom Graphic Novels, with Spring Heeled Jack, packaged locally as 'The Attercliffe Prowler' coming a close second... While on the Internet Manhattan 1930 is selling best and this could be the US or possible the Nikola Tesla and Aleister Crowley influence.


Wednesday, 20 June 2012

Rottingzombie reviews Part Two of Football Crazy

Part Two of Football Crazy is available on Drive Thru Comics, Smashwords, Deisel, Kobo and Kindle, so that's, PDF, eReader, iPhone, iPad and tablet formats priced $0.99 or 70p UK




"Part 2 of Football Crazy was really quite funny. There were twists that were surprising, and the vein of funny running through the whole thing really hit the spot! Full of hidden Easter Eggs as well it really hits the description of a 'surreal murder mystery".
You can find the full review at
http://therottingzombie.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/cd-comics-surreal-murder-mystery.html

An example of the Easter Eggs, the Manchester United players all share their names with serial killers, you will have to check out the comic for the Liverpool, Arsenal, Spurs and Wolves team line ups, but like the TV Commentator says "The defence of Dahmer, Gacy, Chse and Fish should have eaten the attack alive." while, "Berkowitz and Bundy lacked a killer instinct." it's all rather tongue in cheek...