The Diamond Comics Advanced Reorder List is a good tool to see what is going to be hot. It is the list of the most re-ordered books leading up the the final order cut off. This is the list of books retailers went back to Diamond and asked for more. The reasons could be it is a new book with buzz, a second issue following a number one that sold well, a new story line, or what ever. These are the books retailers are trying to get their hands on. Here is this weeks list.Excluded numbers are trade paper backs, graphic novels and hard covers.
1. X-MEN DAYS OF FUTURE PAST HC– Movie coming made this book go back to presses.
2. UNITY #2 REG BRAITHWAITE – Valiant’s big crossover. Retailers are allowed to order as many as they want and return unsold copies, as long as they order at 50% of issue 1. Good pick for Valiant fans, not so good for speculators.
3. MANIFEST DESTINY #2– Issue 1 sold out. Retailers are not missing out on a second issue.
4. BATMAN #26– Zero Year Tie in, DC’s juggernaut book for sales
6. DEAD BODY ROAD #1 – Justin Jordan’s (of Luther Strode fame) new Image book. Fully returnable if retailers order a certain amount so they are going back for more.
7. UNITY #2 ORDERALL FOREMAN – See above, regular variant.
8. SEX CRIMINALS #4– Oddball little series keeps picking up readers and selling out.
9. MANIFEST DESTINY #1 2ND PTG– 2nd print of the awesome, sold out new Skybound series. Worth the pick up.
10. UNCANNY X-MEN #15– Inhumanity tie-in.
11. CAPTAIN MARVEL #17 2ND PTG– First appearance of female, New Jersey born Muslim Captain Marvel helped the book sell out.
12. ALEX + ADA #2– New Jonathan Luna series sold out.
13. SAMURAI JACK #1 2ND PTG
14. ALEX + ADA #1 2ND PTG continued from above.
17. DOCTOR WHO SPECIAL 2013 #1
18. DAY MEN #2– Finally coming back out December 11. Sold out first issue spiked in price on a movie deal
21. STAR TREK ANNUAL 2013
23. DOC SAVAGE #1
24.CABLE AND X-FORCE #19
does marvel have a TPB of “Days of future past”?
Yes. The last version was released in 2011. I am sure you should be able to find it in books stores or your local comic shop. It’s one of the classic story lines from Marvel.