Sadly (for DC), no. To elaborate, I stopped reading comics maybe around the time weekly titles were increasing from $1.75 to $1.99. At that time, I was following nearly 2 dozen titles per week. I worked (and eventually supervised) a comic book shop for 6 years through college. I LOVED this stuff and couldn’t get enough! Since then, I’ve finished college, moved home, gotten married, bought a house and am currently going through a divorce. I’m 32 and have grown up quite a bit since then, gotten over the “collector” mentality, no longer need every individual weekly or tie-ins, etc. If I’m reading anything these days, it’s by way of a graphic novel for $10, $15 or $20 a pop. No waiting, no publishing delays, no hard to find back issues or canceled series…just self contained stories that I can read at my own pace, as my budget allows. And I love pretty much all of the comic-based movies and TV shows being produced these days! As much as I applaud DC (and Marvel) for reducing prices from $3.99(OMG!) to $2.99 though, it’s too little too late for me. $2.99 is probably a great price but psychologically, it still translates to $3 in my head and that’s tough to swallow for a 10 or 15 minute read. These days, the cost of a comic book translates to 1 gallon of milk or gasoline. If I make my own lunch, that’s 1 comic book a day or 3 comic books if I go out to eat for lunch. I’ll find other ways to enjoy the content. Like I said, I’ll buy graphic novels or a hardcover (loved Flash: Rebirth!) every now and then. I’ll see the movies in a theater and support my favorite shows (Human Target is growing on me!) as often as possible. And I still attend conventions when it’s convenient. As much as I miss comic books though, there are too many other priorities and this price reduction just isn’t enough to lure me back.