Marvel Month-to-Month Sales May 2007
by Paul O'Brien
Have you been suffering from withdrawal symptoms ever since CIVIL WAR ended? Well, good news, because WORLD WAR HULK kicked off...
ICv2 chart analysis: Marvel on top again
ICv2 looks at Diamond's may comics sales charts:
Marvel dominated periodical comic sales in the May earning big gains in both dollar and unit market...
DC Comics Month-to-month Sales: April 2007
by Marc-Oliver Frisch
Thanks to a successful performance of the four-part World War III blockbuster series, DC Comics' overall and average periodical sales in the...
Marvel Month-to-Month Sales April 2007
by Paul O'Brien
With CIVIL WAR finally behind us, and WORLD WAR HULK not yet underway, Marvel have space for a little breather between major...
DC Comics Month-to-Month Sales: March 2007
by Marc-Oliver Frisch
The recovery of DC Comics average sales in the direct market continued in March, but that didn't prevent the publisher from losing...
Marvel Month-to-Month Sales: March 2007
By Paul O'Brien
CIVIL WAR is finally behind us - well, the miniseries, if not the event - and March saw Marvel moving on...
March sales: Buffy is #9!
Diamond has posted the March sales charts, and it was another big month for Marvel, while DC and Dark Horse had equal numbers of...
“DC is not hard to understand”
We don't normally read Newsarama's message board because...well, we have to live in this world. A trackback led us there, however, and we found...
DC Month-to-Month sales February 2007
by Marc-Oliver Frisch
DC Comics are increasingly struggling to keep up with Marvel in terms of market share and chart domination. The good news...
Marvel Month-to-Month sales February 2007
By Paul O'Brien
After months of hype and a midnight launch, DARK TOWER is finally in the stores, and on the charts.
But it's far from...
FIGHT! Dirk and Heidi
Dirk responds to my needling yesterday by admitting that for one brief shining moment, 300 sold more copies than Naruto.
That said, I have...
Dare you face…COMICHRON????
Spurge leads us to Comichron a site at which polymath (and CBG publisher) John Jackson Miller collates old sales figures of comics from postal...
