First print run of 500,000 copies!
It’s only been on sale for over an hour and 300,000 copies have already been sold!
For the entire Japanese comics industry, this is definitely a record that no one can surpass.
The spreadability of good works is so terrifying.
On the trains in Tokyo, many office workers who bought "Dragon Jump" were enjoying reading it on the train.
The other people who were crowded around him also took a look at the comic content in "Dragon Jump". After just a few glances, they were also deeply attracted.
After all, the exquisite comic art of "Dragon JUMP" is unique among other Japanese comic magazines.
Not to mention, the novel story setting and plot content are simply attractive to all ages and genders.
Dongsheng Printing received an order for an additional print of 500,000 copies and immediately started printing at full capacity.
The news of an additional print run of 500,000 copies was conveyed to the editorial departments of the comic magazines that had just started work even earlier than the popular news.
In the editorial department of "Weekly Shonen Jump", these people who can be said to be the top comic practitioners in the industry, when they learned that "Dragon Jump" was reprinted with another 500,000 copies, they were all shocked at first, and then burst into laughter.
"No way? Who gave Dragon Jump magazine the confidence? Did they really think they could sell a million copies in the first issue?
The first print run of 500,000 copies probably wouldn't be sold out in a year, so how dare you print another 500,000 copies?"
"That's right! Dongsheng Printing has gone crazy, right? They're not afraid that Dragon Jump will default on its debt, so they dare to print more copies for them?"
"It's because Keiko Kobayashi has the background of the Tokugawa family. Otherwise, if it was someone unknown, Dongsheng Printing would definitely have to pay the full amount before it dared to print more copies."
"Tsk tsk! There's an old Chinese saying that goes 'ignorance is bliss.' Keiko Kobayashi has rashly barged into our comics circle. This time, I'm afraid she's really going to get hurt!"
…
As the industry's top comic magazine, the editors of Weekly Shonen Jump have their own pride and confidence.
They believe that they have recruited the best cartoonists in Japan.
What quality can a magazine have if Keiko Kobayashi hastily compiled all the comics she put together from nowhere?
It would be strange if anyone would buy a comic magazine that was hastily put together like this!
However……
Just when they finished laughing at "Dragon Jump" and were about to devote themselves to the preparations for the new issue of "Weekly Shonen Jump", a colleague ran in from outside, waving a "Dragon Jump" comic with an exquisite cover in his hand.
"Come... everyone, come and take a look at the first issue of Dragon Jump!"
The man was called Yuuhi Nomura. He was out of breath and was actually late when he arrived at the company.
It's not his fault. On his way to work, he saw "Dragon Jump" at a newsstand and was so fascinated by it that he forgot the time.
"Nomura, what's so good about this rubbish magazine? Tsk tsk! Your taste is really too bad to actually buy one.
Haha! Let me guess! Maybe in the end, your copy will be the only one that sells Dragon Jump magazine..."
"Nomura, you're taking Dragon Jump too seriously, aren't you? Do you really think of it as our rival?
We are the number one manga magazine in Japan, how can we be so cheap as to regard a manga magazine that has just been published as our competitor? "
"Tell me, Nomura, how many comics are there in the first issue of Dragon Jump? If you put them together at the last minute, I guess Keiko Kobayashi definitely can't put together ten comics."
…
After saying that, they burst into laughter again.
These ridicules were based on their absolute self-confidence and disdain for Keiko Kobayashi.
However……
Nomura panted and replied: "You...you guys should not underestimate "Dragon Jump". Although its first issue only has four comics..."
"What? Only four comics? Tsk tsk! Look, it seems that I overestimated Dragon Jump. I thought they could at least put together seven or eight volumes! I didn't expect there were only four."
“It’s not Keiko Kobayashi’s fault. She has already done a great job in putting together four comics in such a short time.
However, relying solely on these four comics, the quality is probably terrible and there is no way to attract readers. "
"What did I say? Keiko Kobayashi, an outsider, wanted to get a piece of the pie in our comics industry. Now she's become a laughing stock, right?"
…
Amidst the laughter, Nomura Yui's face turned red, he slammed Dragon Jump on the table and shouted:
"That's enough! How long are you going to be so short-sighted? Can you please take a good look at this book Dragon Jump?
Do you know that it is hard to find a copy of this book in bookstores outside now?
My copy of "Dragon JUMP" was almost snatched away by someone else and purchased by him!
Although Dragon Jump only has four comics in its first issue, each one is an absolute masterpiece that cannot be matched by Weekly Shonen Jump. "
For a moment, Nomura Yuhi's voice shocked everyone in the editorial department of Weekly Shonen Jump.
"No... No way? Nomura, are you kidding me? You must be kidding me."
"Yes! Nomura, a newly released comic magazine can't be so popular."
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