The comics industry has been abuzz with the news that Star Wars comics are moving back to Marvel in 2015. Many have questioned what will happen next with Dark Horse, and whether the loss of such a big license will throw the publisher into turmoil.
Well Publisher Mike Richardson and EIC Scott Allie sat down with CBR to set the record straight about the status of Dark Horse and their plans for 2014.
When speaking about the financial impact of the Star Wars license, Richardson told CBR:
"Star Wars constituted less than 6% of our bottom line. We're talking a year in which we've had a sensational year. So we're fine without Star Wars."
Richardson and Allie talked quite a bit about what folks can expect in 2014, and this is just the first part of a four-part interview with CBR. You can go here to read the entire first part, and stay tuned to CBR for more in the coming weeks.
Well Publisher Mike Richardson and EIC Scott Allie sat down with CBR to set the record straight about the status of Dark Horse and their plans for 2014.
When speaking about the financial impact of the Star Wars license, Richardson told CBR:
"Star Wars constituted less than 6% of our bottom line. We're talking a year in which we've had a sensational year. So we're fine without Star Wars."
Richardson and Allie talked quite a bit about what folks can expect in 2014, and this is just the first part of a four-part interview with CBR. You can go here to read the entire first part, and stay tuned to CBR for more in the coming weeks.
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