Are Comics Sales Better? They Are For IDW!
There has been much talk about "corporate comics", and the ongoing migration of notable talent deciding to explore creator-owned options.
Of course, almost all comics...
Indie Month-to-Month Sales May 2013: My Little Star Wars
By Paul Mellerick
Walking Dead, Star Wars and My Little Pony are joined by JMS’ Ten Grand and the new Regular Show title near the...
Marvel, DC, and Image split the June sales charts
Marvel, DC, and Image split the charts in various ways in June, as comics sales continued to stay above 2012 levels, according to charts...
DC Comics Month-to-Month Sales: May 2013 – ¡Viva el Vertigo!
by Marc-Oliver Frisch
In May 2013, Vertigo is back in business in a major way: The first issue of The Wake, a 10-issue miniseries by...
Marvel Month to Month Sales May 2013: X-Men break the quiet
by Paul O'Brien
Marvel generally like to make their big launches as they come out of major crossover events, and so with AGE OF ULTRON...
Breaking news: the comics industry is not dying
If there's one phrase that frosts my scuppers these days it's variations on the "comics are a dying industry" or "failing medium" or some...
And more sales charts: BookScan’s Top 20 Graphic Novels in May
ICv2 has posted the sales rankings for Bookscan's Top 20 Graphic Novels for the month of May. ICv2 notes that The Walking Dead has...
Weekly Amazon Graphic Novels Sales Chart: Jeffrey Brown’s Little Princess rules
by Dave Carter
Here are the Top 50 Comics & Graphic Novels on Amazon Friday morning. See About the Amazon Top 50 Lists for more...
Marvel leads again in May as sales are up in double digits
The lady X-Men led the single issue sales charts for May, while kids comics made a strong showing on the graphic novel chart, with Adventure Time or My Little Pony coming in at 1, 5 and 7. Superman charted with the paperback versions of Earth One V.1 and Action Aomics V.1. The Walking Dead and Saga both had strong backlist showings.
Indie Month-to-Month Sales: April 2013 — It was Mark Millar’s month
By Paul Mellerick
Mark Millar’s relentless conquering of the entertainment world continues, as his new book Jupiter’s Legacy sets records and charts in the top...
Marvel Month to Month Sales: April 2013
The AGE OF ULTRON crossover anchored Marvel's line in April, with tie-in issues spreading across a range of titles. As often happens when event titles are underway, it's a quiet month for new releases, with the notable exception of the THANOS RISING origin mini. And of course, as the months roll on, we're getting an increasingly clear picture of how the assorted Marvel Now launches and relaunches are working out.
