Comics are an expensive hobby. How does /co/ manage?

>>82842219
Piracy.

Piracy.

>Just pirated huge volumes of Dr. Strange and are cruising through 'em

illegal downloads and storytime threads

>paying for a dying medium

>>82842219
Copyright infringement

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>have comcast
>can't torrent shit because they'll send me warnings that they're watching me
>afraid to use zippyshare for the same reason

>>82842219
Comixology Sales, getting collected editions, and most importantly not trying to follow the big 2

Buying collected editions from Instocktrades and local Half-Price Books type stores.

Eating less.

That's about it.

>>82842219
Thread Theme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLMJpHihykI

Pay my subscription and import cost for 2000AD.

Collection a big library of graphic novels for years.

Occasionally buy single issues at conventions. (Spent like $150 on an 1965 x-men number 12 last month).

Pick up a run of dollar comics from the basement of my lcs every couple of months.

And torrent a shit load of stuff.

I both pirate heavily and purchase heavily. But it's a fraction of my income. Work as a yacht insurance broker. You wanna talk about an expensive hobby. Try buying a high class Japanese hooker, in Japan. Wew lad.

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>>82842219
>exchanging money for entertainment

Live entertainment can be excluded from this greentext

>>82842435
>change providers
>vpn

They only care about downloading music and movies. I doubt there are trackers on comics. Ive never seen them