It had the Omnicom data pages in the back, and I think I remember prose pages in the middle of issue #7 (just checked, yep) when Mordru and Rokk are having dinner, and they were used as a way to change the pace. It features a Pop figure set against a backdrop of the cover art. It also adds pages without the costs of paying artists, so the page count can be longer as well… and after all, Hickman did take a chunk of this from DC Comcis in the first place, telling ComicsXF that's "how the Five Years Later, Giffen- Bierbaum Legion book kind of worked. The Green Lantern Comic Cover Funko Pop is a Walmart exclusive that you can pre-order right here for 19.88 while it lasts. I don't want somebody to spend $4 and be done with the book in five minutes." I can do a more cinematic book if I'm not robbing the reader of information in the interim pages. If you can also make it really good and engaging, you're winning not just the battle but the war of, 'Are our books cool?' That's my thinking behind it. You're teaching people 'this is how you read in time, this is how a comic book functions.' Any time you can disrupt the mechanism by which people read the books by engaging a different part of their brains, they have to work harder and it makes the reading experience more effective just by being different. So what you have is a book that's 20 pages, and it's produced in the same manner, so you get the same type of cadences throughout the book. In adjusting to that, because we need to maintain a certain velocity in the comic industry, we've become more homogenized in the product that we're producing. Everything is hyper-compressed and super dense.
It's not like it was when I was a kid, where'd you save up your money to buy comics, or spend a whole week waiting for the next episode of Knight Rider. That's super important because people consume so much pop culture nowadays. When you start interlacing that stuff with things that take longer to read or things you digest in a different matter from a standard comic page, if you change the mechanics of the way people read the books, you're exerting more finite control on their experience reading a comic. Even if it's a super wordy page or a dense book, there's a certain amount of time you allocate to each page, and you know how long it'll take to read an average comic. Prior to the Supply Drop Update, the Dice Shrines Limited effect decreased maximum ammo by 50 instead of 30. Hickman stated "The reason why I like it is because it changes the way you read the book, just in terms of how long it takes you to read a page. Sometimes serious, sometimes trivial and sometimes silly, they add to rich tapestry of Krakoa and everything that hangs off it. DCeased Green Lantern Comic cover and Green lantern as a stylized Funko POP. But the most famous use is in House Of X and Powers Of X which was then adopted by the rest of the Xbooks and continue to this day.
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