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Hey, Flipkat makes sense. You see, this is more from a consumer marketing point of view. If a customer buys their first thing from the store, it is more likely that they will buy a second thing. The more items they buy, the more they are likely to buy.

So if by 3/4 of the way, most of the top sales customers have bought 3 books, it is rather likely they will buy the 4th book - AFH. It's more of customer loyalty and trust of quality. They know what they're going to get and will be more willing to buy AFH.

Well, not that AFH and ADV are the same 'brand', but they are similar enough in the way of 'a Mark Shallow comic production'. Both have similar types of humour and though their target market somewhat differs, hopefully some customers will be curious and decide to buy AFH too.

It's like a new flavour - you know you want to try it and you don't want to miss out. 'You must get that last comic book no matter what'.

It's even more better if everyone buys both comic series as that'll set a customer trend. 'If everyone buys it, so will I - there's gotta be something really good about it'.

And then we're assuming the average audience age of AFH is older than those who read ADV. Thus, they will have more disposable income. I think.