Will Rebirth decline and have to be rebooted, like New 52 was?

[The Overlord]

Will Rebirth decline and have to be rebooted, like New 52 was?

[Buried Alien]

Inevitably...but hopefully, not for at least thirty years.

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[Pohzee]

Sales right now are reaching the point that they were at before Rebirth with most titles. Worse for some like Batgirl. The Rebirth storyline culminates in 2018, and I fully expect another relaunch then, though I'd prefer that they didn't.

[Lee Stone]

With the current regime, they'll likely reboot every time there's a dip in sales.
The Big Red Button is too tempting for them.

So, yes, if the current management is still in power in five years, there will either be another reboot or a major Crisis-level event that resets 90% of the universe.

[The Kid]

Hopefully they just relaunch instead of rebooting. The New 52 created more problems than solved by completely restarting continuity.

[MajorHoy]

Will Rebirth decline and have to be rebooted, like New 52 was?

Rebirth didn't fully "reboot" New 52. They've just been messing with what has and hasn't changed, and at present much of what happened in the New 52 is still the basic template they've been working off of.

[WebLurker]

Doesn't everything get rebooted or relaunched eventually?

[Frontier]

I'd like to think Rebirth has taught DC that you can find a way to reinvigorate a line and continue in a stronger direction without having to wholesale reboot again, so I hope they keep that in mind the next time sales are in a slump.

But I also think, with Rebirth, DC is in a stronger place then they were in New 52 so I don't think the decline will be as steep. But that might just be a lot of optimism on my part.

[ayanestar]

Well Rebirth is not a reboot it is simply mixing everything together and making up an excuse to fix the messed up timeline however there will most likely be a relaunch. I think there won't be a full reboot for the next few years or like 5-10 years.

[Sacred Knight]

DC's usual track record suggests that yes, it will decline, and some major event will shake things up.

They've done a good job so far though, so maybe it will be quite a while this time around.

[HandofPrometheus]

I may sound optimistic but I really think DC learned their lesson in rebooting too much and will just stick to relaunching.

[CRaymond]

They should reboot every 5 years or so. Batman should have a new Robin every 2.

[Lightning Rider]

DC's usual track record suggests that yes, it will decline, and some major event will shake things up.

They've done a good job so far though, so maybe it will be quite a while this time around.

Major events is how I see it, doesn't necessarily have to be a retcon-filled reboot/relaunch. The button story will keep periodically boosting sales imo.

[Goggindowner]

Almost guaranteed. Once the "back to basics" approach gets stale they will try something "new and different" again. And thus the cycle repeats.

Heaven forbid creators be allowed to just move characters forward to keep them interesting. I miss the days when character development dictated overall continuity, not the other way around.

[Nite-Wing]

Unless Marvel has a huge successful rebranding and DC is pushed to do something similarly to how DCYou kinda flubbed
You won't see a major reboot
Although the new 52 happened because DC was doing badly sales wise compared to marvel and the higher ups demanded something be done