thenammagazine
Super Freak
It took over a week to sell out the regular so to me there was plenty of time for international dealers to get some or to allocate a portion of the edition size for international distributors.
However, I totally agree that making more money wasn't the sole reason behind this. Like Dave said, the profits from 125 more pieces don't make that much difference to Sideshow.
Not only did the PZ PF go up in the newsletter giving international customers a better chance of getting it than several U.S. customers who were commuting home when the newsletter went up, but there was ample time for any of Sideshow's "international customers" to pick up the regular edition. As a matter of fact, I distinctly remember him Wait Listing and becoming available several times after that before finally Wait Listing permanently. So I think that's a weak argument to promote their creation.
However, I think it's a bit naive to think Sideshow won't make that much profit off of this. Remember, they've already stated that there will be more Dead Premium Format offerings in the future and I see the International Edition being the perfect way to advertise these future offerings to those abroad. So will they make money off of this, maybe not a lot off of the physical sales of these International Exclusive Patient Zeroes, but in the long run, there's considerably more money to be had because of these.
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