Which sounds like they would have broken the printing presses trying to meet the previously announced February 24th release date to us.Īnd while this means some retailers will need to update their promotional plans for the launch, it also means that both retailers and Boom have at least one extra week to pre-sell and promote BRZRKR #1. The reason that was given was to 'ensure that our printer is able to fulfill this tall order while maintaining the level of quality that you have come to expect from a Boom Studios single issue.' However, the two foil covers by Rafael Grampá and Mark Brooks will now arrive three weeks later on March 24th as we previously reported. In a message to retailers, Boom explained that they are pushing the release date of BRZRKR #1 to March 3rd.

It's not surprising that the volume of comic books, not seen by publishers or their printers in quite some time, has forced Boom Studios to give their printer an additional week to meet demand. Yesterday, we reported that the first issue of BRZRKR would be further delayed by one month to March 24th… and we were half right. And you can read the first review of BRZRKR #1 right here. And by our calculations, the highest ordered first issue solely by comic shops in the 21st Century, because unlike Marvel's Star Wars #1, there were no Loot Crate purchases to boost its sales numbers. Not only did that make BRZRKR #1 the highest-ordered launch in the history of publisher Boom Studios, but also the biggest creator-owned launch in nearly 30 years, dating back to the beginning of Image Comics.

Brzrkr vol 1 review