The ad will occupy a single 6.5 x 10 inch full-page of a PDF file, which is how Dare publishes its comic books online. Copy and creative can be changed up to 12 times a year in co-ordination with the release of new issues.
"We were trying to think of an innovative way to bring the title to the attention of media buyers, something that would offer a genuine incentive for the major brands to get into business with us," Darefounder Adam Handy told .
So far the has attracted a single bid from an anonymous advertiser for the reserve price of £10,001, but Dare claims to be in negotiations with a number of other brands including film studios and video games publishers.
In an effort to cover ever eventuality, Dare has included a footnote at the bottom of its eBay page, which reads: ‘the collapse of the internet, the sun exploding, or other events beyond Dare's control do not invalidate the sale. Dare Comics will make the advertisement as perpetual as humanly possible."
Dare is no doubt hoping to set an example to other publishing companies searching for a that will allow them to properly monetise their online content.
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