Editing Gotham Central (section)

===Sales problems===
''Gotham Central'' repeatedly failed to break the top 100 comics in sales. Despite this, [[DC Comics]] were encouraged by the improved sales of the [[trade paperback (comics)|trade paperback]] collected editions. In an interview, Ed Brubaker stated that the book sold pretty well and was never in danger of cancellation, outselling almost all of Vertigo's books at the time. Ultimately Lark and Brubaker moved on to other projects, and, after three years of publication, the series ended amid the ''[[Infinite Crisis]]'' aftermath. It continued to have sales troubles through to the conclusion: issue #37 ranked 102nd place,<ref>[http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=6092 Top Sales Charts for Actual Sales in November, 2005], [[Comic Book Resources]], December 16, 2005</ref> and issue #38 ranked 120th place<ref>[http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=6194 Top Sales Charts for Actual Sales in December, 2005], [[Comic Book Resources]], January 13, 2006</ref> on the distributor's charts.<ref>[http://comicsalliance.com/ed-brubaker-looks-back-on-batman-part-two-gotham-central-and-the-man-who-laughs/ ComicsAlliance Ed Brubaker looks back on batman part-two Gotham Central] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160916102837/http://comicsalliance.com/ed-brubaker-looks-back-on-batman-part-two-gotham-central-and-the-man-who-laughs/ |date=2016-09-16}}, [[ComicsAlliance]],  December 10, 2014</ref>