You really don't know, because we never talked about it. And always, always, always grateful for the people I worked with. I'm so grateful for the opportunities I was given. How often in life do you get work with people like this? How often do you get paid a salary and healthcare and benefits that allow you to go on vacation and take sick time, and all that in comics? It's very rare. Because our passion for comics and respect for each other was off-the-charts. 'They go some place new, learn something new, take on new duties, get promoted, and then move on to their next adventure.

'See, a lot of people at tech companies move around every 2-3 years,' the thread continued. We loved manga, we loved super-heroes, we loved young adult & middle grade, we loved graphic novels, single issues, all of it. Obviously, there's clauses in contracts about all this, but we generally kept our mouths shut, even on the worst days. One of the things I've noticed over the years is that CMX employees rarely mention much about their jobs on social. I have no numbers to share, but it looks like, from the outside, that at least 50% of the staff have been let go. This morning, there were significant cuts to the Comixology staff. It'd the best job I ever had, and the best people I ever worked with. and the discount sales that everybody likes. My name is Scott and I spent my ~10 years at Comixology working on the pages and lists customers clicked on, the pulllist (way back when)….

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