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July was another record-breaking month, but how far can DC ride the Rebirth wave. And is Marvel relying too much on variant covers?
Despite strong "Civil War II" sales, Marvel slipped to second place as DC Comics continues to ride the Rebirth wave.
Fans and retailers' strong reaction to the Rebirth initiative led DC Comics to the #1 sales position in July.
Diamond likely under-reported the numbers on Rebirth due to returnability, which means DC had an even bigger month than it would appear.
Both Marvel and DC saw major sales increases in June, with DC's top seven titles combining to sell over 1,000,000 copies.
Thanks to Rebirth, DC had seven of the ten best-selling issues in June, but Marvel's overall sales still led the Direct Market.
DC Comics' chart-topping one-shot could have sold more, "Civil War II's" should have a positive on Marvel's line, and DC's Hanna-Barbera titles debuted strong.
The first printing of DC Comics' not-a-reboot debuts big, "Civil War II" starts off with a bang, and "The Punisher" cracks the 100k mark.
DC Comics' continuity re-setting one-shot was a sales success, though Marvel maintained overall dominance with several strong debuts.
Marvel dominated the Direct Market again in April, but can DC Comics stage a comeback when Rebirth arrives?
Though March sales trended down overall, Ta-Nehisi Coates and Brian Stelfreeze's "Black Panther" debuted with impressive numbers.
Will "Batman" and "Superman" maintain March's numbers as they head towards Rebirth? What does "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" mean for BOOM!?
Bruce Wayne's return to his superhero lifestyle led to DC Comics having the best-selling single issue in March.
Marvel remained the top publisher overall, but DC Comics and BOOM! Studios both cracked March's Top Ten.
"Dark Knight III" led DC to a solid month, while the overall market dipped by 500,000 units from January.
Two Batman series and Marvel's "Star Wars" were the only comic titles to crack 100,000 in sales for February 2016.
Marvel led the month, but DC Comics had the #1 selling issue, while Image's "The Wicked + The Divine" was the best-selling graphic novel.
This month Brian Hibbs dives deep -- really deep -- into 2015 BookScan numbers, tracking comic sales and trends for the bookstore market.
Image's zombie drama celebrates its anniversary with a major sales bump, while Marvel's wise-cracking team-up debuts over 130K.
Marvel had a strong 2015 thanks in large part to "Star Wars" and "Secret Wars," while "Dark Knight III" helped DC's numbers trend up at year's end.
With "Star Wars" and "Secret Wars" dominating Top Ten sales charts all year, Marvel Comics commanded the top publisher position in 2015.
The Dark Knight remains DC's biggest property, "Secret Wars" maintains Marvel's momentum & "Rick and Morty" shows staying power.
"Frank Miller's new Batman tale holds strong, but Marvel's universe-changing event continues to top the sales charts.
"Secret Wars" and "Star Wars" led Marvel's year-end sales, while "Dark Knight III" and "Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" topped the charts for DC.
"Star Wars" and "Secret Wars" ruled the single issue charts, while "Saga" led Image Comics to a strong trade paperback presence.
Despite the overall numbers being up for the month, November's sales show that the Direct Market has some potentially tough months ahead.
"Vader Down" #1 landed with over 380K in sales, while every other Top Ten series sold over 100K in November 2015.
Frank Miller's Batman tale pushed Marvel's "Vader Down" #1 to the number two spot on the best-selling comics list.
Relaunches, variants, "Star Wars" and "Secret Wars" pushed Marvel past its previous high sales benchmark set in 2008
Marvel's All-New #1 issues result in the publisher owning over 50% of the direct market's sales in October 2015.
"Star Wars" and "Spider-Man" aided a strong Marvel month as "Bitch Planet" proved a collected hit.
Greg Rucka and Marco Checchetto's movie-bridging comic soars, even as overall sales dip in September.
While Marvel dominated August's sales chart, and DC was a solid #2, Image Comics continues to impress thanks in large part to its zombie juggernaut.
Marvel maintained its top position even while Image and DC reclaimed some top ten spots, but monthly sales were weaker as a whole.
The Marvel miniseries starring a married Spider-Man remains a strong seller, while "The Walking Dead" and "Justice League" re-enter the top ten.
"Secret Wars" is paving the way nicely for Marvel's All-New, All-Different series, and Image Comics continues to strengthen its Direct Market position.
Marvel's "Secret Wars" and "Star Wars" continue to dominate while "Invader Zim," Mad Max" and other series launch strong.
Archie Comics' flagship overhaul paid off for the publisher, but Marvel remained the top company overall.
Does "Renew Your Vows'" strong debut indicate fans want a married Peter Parker, and how did a 217 week delay affect Nate Simpson's second issue?
Marvel's one-two franchise punch helps the publisher maintain its #1 position, even while DC Comics sees strong debuts for several series.
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