Posted by vanhelsin on 11/3/2007, 11:15 pm, in reply to "Here's 2 ways a new title wouldn't have put her on the map..."
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If the book did NOT last, people would not be cheering on PAD's debut, debating the Slott run or any of that. You'd see posts saying, "Oh man, I wish there was a She-Hulk being published", "When will we see a new solo She-Hulk book?", "Who would be your ideal She-Hulk creative team?", "Why is Marvel disrespecting She-Hulk?".
This is a VERY tight market, more so for the secondary characters. Again, to make a second stringer last in 2007 takes more then it did in the 70's or 80's; you've got to fight like hell for that audience, and that audience is very nitpicky.
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