Comics sales slip in Q1
ICv2 has the March numbers and they are not great, prompting us to steal -- for the first of what will doubtless be countless...
Levitz Vs Jakala round 2
We're been behind on the regular news with all the con stuff going on, but the latest blog entry from Paul Levitz ...
DC Comics Month-to-Month Sales February 2008
by Marc-Oliver FrischThe big DC Comics release in February was... ah, nothing. The biggest news across the publisher's various imprints were a new creative...
Marvel Month-to-Month Sales – February 2008
By Paul O'Brien
After the chaos of the January chart, we're back to normal in February. And it's a pretty quiet month. For...
The middle is STRONG
John Jackson Miller does his usual insightful number crunching with February's sale numbers:
...the February 2008 Top 300 as a group…sold 1.22 million more copies...
DC Month-to-Month Sales January 2008
DC COMICS MONTH-TO-MONTH SALES: JANUARY 2008
by Marc-Oliver Frisch
With Justice League of America, DC Comics only had one book selling above 70,000 units in January....
Marvel Month-to-Month Sales January 2008
by Paul O'Brien
Yes, I know it's March. But as you may know, the original version of the January charts was way, way off...
Revised Diamond figures for January released
As previously suspected, January sales figures released by Diamond were elevated due to a technical glitch, ICv2 reports.
Corrected figures are now available and rather...
UPDATE: The continuing obsession with sales figures
The Great Bookscan debate continues. Rich Johnston has helpfully leaked the actual chart so everyone can play along at home. ADD, Brian Hibbs and...
Where are the charts?
In case you missed the discussion going on in our comment section, the comparative sales charts for January have been delayed because the numbers...
John Jackson Miller picks up his calculator again
Newsarama has started a new columns by noted sales figure collector John Jackson Miller. there is much to absorb in his maiden outing, but...
Homework assignment: Bookscan
Perhaps the biggest thing to happen while we were away was this wholescale lid-ripping by Brian Hibbs who gets hold of the Bookscan graphic...
