A look at October 2017’s top-selling comics and trade paperbacks/graphic novels, including “The Walking Dead” and “Dark Nights: Metal.”
Tag: The Walking Dead
“Marvel Legacy,” “The Walking Dead” top September 2017 comic sales
A look at September 2017’s direct market comics sales figures. “Marvel Legacy” #1 is the top selling comic; “The Walking Dead” vol. 28 is the top trade.
“Secret Empire” #0 tops April 2017 comic sales
The controversial “Secret Empire” topped April 2017 comic sales, while a volume of Batman topped the trade paperback charts.
“Darth Maul” tops February 2017 comic sales
“Star Wars: Darth Maul” #1 is the top selling comic for February 2017. Meanwhile, “Seven to Eternity” is the top trade paperback/graphic novel.
“U.S.Avengers” leads January 2017 comic sales
Squirrel Girl and her “U.S.Avengers” teammates topped comic sales for January 2017, according to the latest Diamond figures.
Batman, Marvel top November 2016 comic sales
Comic sales seem to be back to normal, as “Batman” and Marvel are the top single-issue comic and publisher respectively for November 2016.
Marvel’s “Champions” helps it top October 2016 comics sales
A look at the top comic sales for October 2016, including “The Walking Dead,” Marvel’s “Champions,” and Rene Telgemeier’s “Ghost.”
“Batman,” “The Walking Dead” top comic sales for September 2016
DC continues its dominance of the comic shop market in September 2016, thanks to its latest reboot, plus perennial best-seller “Batman.” Elsewhere, John Lewis’ “March” graphic novels continue to do well.
Batman, the Power Rangers are the top selling comics for March 2016
DC has some good news for once: it’s the top selling comic for March 2016, via the extra-sized “Batman” #50. In the #2 spot, oddly enough, is the first issue of Boom!’s “Power Rangers” comic. Since it’s not a Loot Crate title, I guess there’s more nostalgia for that title/TV show than anyone thought?
“The Walking Dead” tops January 2016 comic sales
“The Walking Dead” #150 topped a light comic sales month for January 2016. As usual, however, Marvel dominated comic sales, thanks to the strength of “Star Wars.”