Dating for people who bag and board
Wednesday is new comic day. Your pull list is a weekly statement of taste, and your shelf of trades is a record of everything that ever made you feel something.
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Import from League of Comic Geeks. Add your pull list, collection and ratings, and we read them at series, creator and publisher level. Only derived signals are stored. All opt-in, all revocable.
- An issue belongs to a series, has creators (writer, artist, colourist), a publisher, and a format
- Matching happens at every level: shared series, shared creators, shared publishers, shared formats
- Pull list size and reading pace provide engagement data; ratings provide sentiment
- Manga, webcomics and European albums count too, through Goodreads, StoryGraph and Interest Q&A
Niche overlap > mainstream overlap
Both reading the big superhero books? Marvel and DC took about 60% of comic-shop dollars in late 2024 (33.3% and 26.9%). Both deep into a small-press graphic novel? That is a shared shelf.
Market share is a direct-market snapshot and not the whole comics world; Comichron explains why sales data is incomplete. NicheWeights are illustrative and would come from rarity across Affinity Atlas readers.
What gets scored
Example match
Not "you both like comics." The actual series. The actual creators. The actual long boxes.
Integrations
All opt-in. All revocable. We show signals, never raw data. Live links use an official API you authorise; file imports use the data export the service gives you; partner access needs the service's agreement; anything else you add by hand.
Keep reading: Affinity Atlas for Bookworms · How Niche Weighting Actually Works
Affinity Atlas is in development
No real matching is live yet. If you want someone who will happily spend a Wednesday in the comic shop with you - get in touch.
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