Postby DCUniverseAficionado » April 6th, 2018, 8:17 am
Valentin wrote:I do hope, though, that it will somehow be possible to return to more frequent releases in the future.
Depends on how many files a year you're looking for.
During the 1994–2001 stretch, there were 7 instances of 47 or more files per year. After that, though...
Since 2002, we've failed to reach more than 45 files a year—the highest since then was 2005's 45 files per year.
Since 2006, we've failed to reach more than 43 files per year.
Since 2012, we've failed to reach more than 39 files per year.
The greatest file per year count of the 2013–2017 stretch are the 39 files per year we got in 2013 and 2016.
The 2014–present stretch seems to be 25–33 files per year—in 2015 and 2017, we failed to reach 30 files per year.
The 25 files per year we got in 2017 was the lowest file per year count in DC's history.
I don't think we're going back to 39–45 files per year, so... does 30 files per year sound good, or would you rather have 35 files per year?
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