Eirc July's Rippazine #1 HONEST Review By A Pro Comic Writer 

because all different writers it seems

@@krono5el Yeah, he didnt write it. He has multiple ghost writers and pays writers to take credit so it looks like he hired them lol

Thanks. I'll get this out tonight :)

Same. Those are the way right now.

I doubt it. he's pretty politically deranged.

And EVS sells preview books for $20. He's done it with Cyberfrog 2, 3, and Fearsome.

​@@stephenson1080 Do EVS's preview books have the same material as Cyberfrog 2, 3, and Fearsome? Are EVS's preview books printed and sold in advance of Cyberfrog 2, 3, and Fearsome making them _actual_ _previews_ of material the buyers have not yet seen? Rippazine #1 features 34 pages of material (ISOM #1, ISOM #2, ALPHACORE #1, and YAIRA #1) that have been already bought by Rippaverse fans; no preview material is required. It is interesting that Eric July _still_ has many copies of his 4 comics for sale. These comics just will not sell out.

The magazine is $7 for the standard version. It can be used as a promo for people just finding out about the rippaverse.

​@@stopdamadness "The magazine is $7 for the standard version. " -- Plus shipping costs. "It can be used as a promo for people just finding out about the rippaverse." -- Are there any such people? If this magazine was available in comic book stores, you _might_ have a point. But it is only being sold to people who are _already_ fans of Eric July via his RU-vid channel. Those fans are like Jon Del Arroz, buying this magazine (the collectors version) at the same time they are buying Yaira. And some fans are going to buy both versions of the magazine. The fans _already_ _have_ the preview material. Eric July is charging you people twice for the same material. And if you have been buying multiple covers of his comics, you have been buying the same comic book story multiple times.

It is not a ripoff I can already tell you are a hater so your mind is already clogged up but Imma drop some common sense anyways The main purpose of the Rippazine is to test out new series to see if they are received well or not like for instance Salvage it is clear people like it enough so we are looking at a chance for it to get a whole series. The other purpose is to provide previews of past Rippaverse projects for brand new readers who do not know a thing about Rippaverse or picked up one book but has not seen the others yet so that gives them a taste to see if they will like it since new people come in everyday buying these books. If you remotely payed any attention at all to what Eric said about Rippazine you would know that but paying attention is something y'all don't do.