40h anniversary prog.
Posted: 27 Feb 2017, 00:08
did subscribers get the 40th ann prog as part of their subscription? or do we have to try and find it in the shops as i was expecting it to be included.
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big bad bri wrote:i now have it as Rebellion very kindly sent me a complimentary copy but it should have been made clear that this issue wasnt included in your subscription as i wonder how many people are waiting for it still only for it never to arrive and they miss out in the shops .
that is true re: summer specials but i assumed (as others may too) it was like the xmas year end progs. but i haven't read it for months am just in the process of filling in my gaps and have taken out a subscription now for the last 2 months.Lew Stringer wrote:big bad bri wrote:i now have it as Rebellion very kindly sent me a complimentary copy but it should have been made clear that this issue wasnt included in your subscription as i wonder how many people are waiting for it still only for it never to arrive and they miss out in the shops .
It's on sale in the shops until May so hopefully they'll still find a copy when they realise it's not part of the subscription package. To be fair, I don't think summer specials and the like have ever been part of a comic's subscription have they?
The Christmas issues are part of the regular continuity, just triple-sized, so it's natural they'd be part of the subscription. Specials are separate publications. The distinction was made on blogs and comics news websites, but I guess if some people don't read them...big bad bri wrote:that is true re: summer specials but i assumed (as others may too) it was like the xmas year end progs. but i haven't read it for months am just in the process of filling in my gaps and have taken out a subscription now for the last 2 months.Lew Stringer wrote:big bad bri wrote:i now have it as Rebellion very kindly sent me a complimentary copy but it should have been made clear that this issue wasnt included in your subscription as i wonder how many people are waiting for it still only for it never to arrive and they miss out in the shops .
It's on sale in the shops until May so hopefully they'll still find a copy when they realise it's not part of the subscription package. To be fair, I don't think summer specials and the like have ever been part of a comic's subscription have they?
I think it is reasonable to expect the onus of communicating the distinction to be on the publisher itself and any official communications therefrom, actually...Lew Stringer wrote:The Christmas issues are part of the regular continuity, just triple-sized, so it's natural they'd be part of the subscription. Specials are separate publications. The distinction was made on blogs and comics news websites, but I guess if some people don't read them...big bad bri wrote:that is true re: summer specials but i assumed (as others may too) it was like the xmas year end progs. but i haven't read it for months am just in the process of filling in my gaps and have taken out a subscription now for the last 2 months.Lew Stringer wrote: It's on sale in the shops until May so hopefully they'll still find a copy when they realise it's not part of the subscription package. To be fair, I don't think summer specials and the like have ever been part of a comic's subscription have they?
They do. It's stated on the website's subscription page:comixminx wrote: I think it is reasonable to expect the onus of communicating the distinction to be on the publisher itself and any official communications therefrom, actually...
Ah, fair enough then I guess!Lew Stringer wrote:They do. It's stated on the website's subscription page:comixminx wrote: I think it is reasonable to expect the onus of communicating the distinction to be on the publisher itself and any official communications therefrom, actually...
"Each annual subscription will receive 49 weekly issues of 2000 AD, this includes the scrotnig 100-page Christmas special, which covers the holiday period."
https://shop.2000ad.com/catalogue/SUBPRG12MP
The specials are indicated as a separate section:
https://shop.2000ad.com/catalogue/subscriptions
Only if you use sellotape after you've pulled the pages out. That spread isn't printed in the centre pages.ISPYSHHHGUY wrote:Also includes this zarjazz image as potential pull-out poster:
https://i.imgur.com/zFZFBuI.jpg