DC Comics cancels Dan Quintana's glow-in-the-dark comic covers
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What happened
DC Comics cancelled several glow-in-the-dark cardstock covers created by Dan Quintana. The covers were solicited for various titles scheduled to ship in October and November. The cancellation applies to most of the covers, though the first two remain available.
From bleedingcool.com
Why it matters
The cancellation affects the supply of specific collectible comic book merchandise. This impacts the revenue stream for the artist and the planned sales of the affected titles.
From bleedingcool.com
Who's involved
- DC ComicsAmerican comic book publisher that cancelled the covers
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The entities involved
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Los Angeles
seat of Los Angeles County, and largest city in California, United States
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DC Comics
American comic book publisher, a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Discovery
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Matt Fraction
American comic book writer
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