Retweeting Del Rey’s sharing of Herrington’s memo, the digital comic book service’s now ex-Program Manager Scott McGovern quickly thereafter confirmed that “there have been numerous cuts at ComiXology this morning. Though the full extent and exact details of Amazon’s cost-cutting plans have yet to be disclosed to the public, it appears that one division was hit particularly hard by the news: ComiXology. RELATED: YouTuber Comics By Perch Says Low X-Men Sales Reveal “Definite Problems” At Marvel: “These Numbers Are Bad. Here's the note that Amazon's retail CEO Doug Herrington sent out to staff this AM /yyZIzrXYOH “Therefore, we’ve determined that we need to take further steps to improve our cost structure so we can keep investing in the customer experience that attracts customers to Amazon and grows our business.” “As we head into 2023, we remain in uncertain economic times,” continued Herrington. “The exit out of COVID this past year was challenging, with labor shortages, supply chain difficulties, inflation, and productivity overhang from growing our fulfillment and transportation networks so substantially during the pandemic, all of which increase our cost to serve,” explained Amazon Retail CEO Doug Herrington in a company-wide memo announcing the staffing cuts, as shared by Amazon watchdog Jason Del Rey. Words by Jason Aaron, art by Javier Garrón, David Curiel, and Cory Petit. 8 #44 “Enter the Phoenix – Part Five: I Am… Phoenix!” (2021), Marvel Comics. Echo takes the mantle of ‘Phoenix’ from Namor in Avengers Vol.

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