Salvation Run Gets Page Increase

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Salvation Run Gets Page Increase

By: Stephen Schleicher | March 12th, 2008

DC has announced the final issue of Salvation Run will get a page increase from 32 to 40 pages to complete the story of villains trapped on remote planet (of dooooom!).

In this issue, written by Matthew Sturges with art and cover by Sean Chen & Walden Wong and a variant cover by Neal Adams, the ultimate game of survival between the DCU’s villains reaches its dramatic end! Who will live? Who will die? Will anybody make it home?

While I’m all for more work from Sturges, the page increase doesn’t come without a price. DC will bump the cover price from $2.99 to $3.50.

Salvation Run #7 is scheduled to arrive May 7.

via DC Comics

Posted in DC, Matthew Sturges, Salvation Run

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2 Responses to “Salvation Run Gets Page Increase”

Baal:

March 12, 2008 at 11:15 am

Oh goody. DC now has eight more pages to kill off characters that otehrwise could have driven good story in the future.

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Jacin B.:

March 13, 2008 at 9:57 am

Does Catwoman die? If they kill Selena, I’m done with DC Comics for good.

(Okay, no. Not really.)

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