"Avatar" first became popular among some student groups.
Because most students have free time and are more interested in extraterrestrial civilizations and fantasy worlds, they are more likely to accept such works.
At the same time, due to the vigorous promotion on the Internet, many adults and office workers are very interested in this work. At present, some people have begun to establish related discussion topics about Avatar, as well as some post bars and small websites.
Slowly, "Avatar" has begun to accumulate some fans.
Because the original author Cuarón made the setting of "Avatar" in great detail, although it was simplified a lot when the first comic was published, many key problems hidden in the work can still be solved.
Yes, this gives people a very real and scientific feeling, so many people have a higher evaluation of "Avatar".
With the subsequent publication of the second comic book of "Avatar", some related suspense and questions will gradually be combined and then solved one by one.
This greatly enhances the continuity of the work and makes it easier to attract core readers.
However, it is still difficult for a comic book to suddenly become popular. Although "Avatar" has become popular in a small area, compared to the entire large pan-entertainment culture circle, it is still far behind.
This kind of thing cannot be rushed, after all, it requires accumulation.
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As "Avatar" gradually gained some popularity, people in the film industry naturally noticed this work.
Some of the children of directors and producers loved the first "Avatar" comic very much, and some even pestered their parents to explain the story to them every day.
Some of them took a serious look at the background of the comic book "Avatar".
You don't know if you don't ask, but you will be shocked if you ask.
It turns out... this increasingly popular work is actually a project led by Chen Feng's Ping An Investment Company.
Chen Feng? Isn’t he a movie maker? Why did he suddenly start comics?
Could this be the blocked project that was rumored some time ago?
Because he didn't have the skills to shoot the effects he wanted, the new project that Chen Feng devoted himself to failed...and then...he turned the failed project into a comic book?
At the same time, people in the film industry quickly guessed what Chen Feng was thinking.
Since the work cannot be produced for the time being, let's hype the IP first. If this IP is heated up first, it may be more beneficial to the development of subsequent movies.
This is also a great method.
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Once the first person discovers this matter, the second person will also discover it. When more than two people discover this matter, then it will soon be known to everyone.
Sure enough, within a few days, many people in the film industry knew that Chen Feng led the development of the "Avatar" comic.
People in the circle rushed to buy the comics and read them.
Well, it's a pretty good comic, with rich imagination and exciting stories... If such a comic could be made into a movie, it would be very shocking.
But... this is still a comic after all. It seems that Chen Feng is not able to directly make this work into a movie for the time being.
As for other people, don't even think about it.
So, many people shook their heads and threw the comic books aside.
Many people continued to laugh at Chen Feng: "Haha, this guy is finally dead. The movie "Moon" just hit the street. Now he is doing comics and not doing his job... I think he is just dead..."
Some people also took the comics of "Avatar" and put them online to discuss with more people. As a result, many ordinary moviegoers and fans also knew that the comic "Avatar" was actually developed by Chen Feng.
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As a result, many ordinary movie fans and viewers rushed to buy this book.
Then, many people in the entertainment industry followed suit and bought the book. After all, this was something created by Chen Feng, so it would be beneficial to take a look at it in advance.
Although Chen Feng's last movie "Moon" did not perform well, in the eyes of many ordinary star actors, Chen Feng is still a film investment boss that cannot be ignored. If there is a chance to be friends with him, then no matter what, you can't
miss.
After buying the book, some celebrities and actors also posted news about having read "Avatar" on their scarves or in their WeChat Moments.
This wave directly drove fans of these celebrities and actors to buy books one after another.
At this time, I have to sigh that celebrities are really good at selling goods. A book costs more than 20 yuan, which is not expensive. My favorite celebrities and actors bought it. Of course, as a fan, I also want to buy it and read it. So, in a short
In a short period of time, the sales of the first comic book "Avatar" increased several times.
Even the publishing house's inventory was running low, and it began printing urgently overnight.
Soon, the sales volume of the first comic book "Avatar" exceeded hundreds of thousands!
In today's Internet era, the physical book has exceeded 100,000 copies, which is considered a good sales volume, and can even be said to be popular.
This grand occasion even made Chen Feng a little stunned. He didn't expect that the book would suddenly sell so well.
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Of course, the popularity of the "Avatar" comics has also brought some bad effects.
For example, pirated books and some inferior "Avatar" works have begun to circulate on the market, which has greatly affected the reputation and sales of genuine copies. Because the quality of pirated comic books is extremely poor, many people feel that they are just being blown away.
The popular "Avatar"?
Just so-so.
It's a pity that these people will never be able to enjoy the ultimate and wonderful experience of reading genuine books.
In the genuine books, the colors of the comic works are brighter and the pictures are clearer. Some paintings can even be appreciated as works of art. This kind of reading experience is something you will never experience when reading pirated copies.
At the same time, what makes people feel even more uncomfortable are those works that follow the trend.
"Avatar" is very popular, right? It depicts an alien fantasy world, right? Well, I'll come too!
Anyway, the subject matter and content are not restricted. If you publish "Avatar", I will publish "Aqida", or another "Avanti"?
In short, the story style and world view structure are very similar to "Avatar", but the specific content details are not exactly the same, so it is easy for people to get confused when buying the book.
I originally wanted to buy "Avatar", but when I bought it home, I found it was a copy of "Avatar". I asked you if you were angry!
Moreover, the content quality of these follow-up books is generally very poor. After all, unlike "Avatar", which Cuaron spent several years and painstakingly designed, most of those more follow-up books are full of loopholes, and the style of painting is also very
rotten.
But there is no way, people can just rely on this trend to make a wave of money.