very upset about hte cancelation of x-factor, i know it always comes down to sales and x-factor never lit the world on fire sales wise but every month in and month out the book was super steady, with its numbers hopefully some of those characters find new books soon

This right here is a case in point.

At the end of the day, you guys, the audience, determines what you are and are not interested in and want to support. But here was a book that checked all of the boxes of what you guys often say that you want: a consistent creative team, a regular schedule, and an affordable cover price. And yet—no-go.

So when I speak about the differences between what you guys say and what you guys do, examples like this one are what I am referring to.

Which is not to say that you’re necessarily making a wrong choice here—if X-FACTOR wasn’t your cup of tea for whatever reason, that’s perfectly fine and completely your choice to make.

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