Wednesday Wall Comics

Where to jump on

You do not have to start at issue #1

A 900-issue run is not a wall you climb - it is a hallway with a dozen doors. Someone new who grabs whatever is on the shelf this week, mid-arc, mid-crossover, usually bounces off it and does not come back. That is a sale we would rather not make than make badly.

So before we ring up a long-running title for a first-time reader, someone at the counter finds the actual jumping-on point - a new #1, a clean arc start, a done-in-one - and sells that instead. It is slower at the register. It is why people come back.

This month’s jumping-on points

A fresh #1, no history required

A relaunch built to owe nothing to what came before. Recommended first to anyone who says they have never read one of these.

A clean arc start, forty issues in

The creative team changed here and the story resets its own table. You will miss some references, not the plot.

A done-in-one worth reading cold

One issue, one complete story, no pull list required. The cheapest possible way to find out if the character is for you.

A staff member flipping through longboxes to pull a recommended issue
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