Diamond Comic Distributors is proud to release to you the top selling comics of November 2016.
Batman leads his team into Santa Prisca Prison to confront Bane in Tom King and Mikel Janin’s Batman #10 from DC Entertainment, November’s best-selling comic book, according to information provided by Diamond Comic Distributors, the world’s largest distributor of comics, graphic novels, and pop culture merchandise.
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Marvel Comics was November’s top publisher with a 38.08% dollar share and a 39.46% unit share. DC Entertainment was the month’s number two publisher with a 26.17% dollar share and a 31.30% unit share. At number three was Image Comics with an 8.99% dollar share and a 9.06% unit share. IDW Publishing was fourth with a 5.23% dollar share and a 4.59% unit share, followed by Dark Horse Comics with a 3.65% dollar share and 2.85% units share.
Marvel Comics had five titles in the top ten unit rankings including Brian Michael Bendis and David Marquez’s Civil War II #7 at #3; Bendis and Stefano Caselli’s Invincible Iron Man #1 at #5; Gerry Conway and Ryan Stegman’s Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #1 at #6; Mike Costa and Gerardo Sandoval’s Venom #1 at #8; and Inhumans Vs. X-Men #0 at #10. DC Entertainment had four titles among the top ten; in addition to the top-selling Batman #10, Batman #11 ranked #2, Scott Snyder and John Romita, Jr.’s All-Star Batman #4 ranked #4, and Batman Annual #1 ranked #7. Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead #160 from Image Comics rounded out the top ten at #9. From the premier publishers,
Batman/TMNT Adventures #1 was IDW Publishing’s top book at #14 for the month, and Dark Horse Comics’ Serenity: No Power in the ‘Verse #2 was their best-selling book at #113.
TOP SELLING COMICS
1 BATMAN #10
2 BATMAN #11
3 CIVIL WAR II #7
4 ALL STAR BATMAN #4
5 INVINCIBLE IRON MAN #1
6 AMAZING SPIDER-MAN: RENEW YOUR VOWS #1
7 BATMAN ANNUAL #1
8 VENOM #1
9 THE WALKING DEAD #160
10 IVX #0
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I’m really surprised to see “Renew Your Vows” at the top of the heap. Was it due to Variant Covers? I am a huge fan of Peter & MJ together, and I’ll happily be reading this series, even if it’s set in an alternate universe; but I haven’t really heard such fanfare from others.
Could be. I picked one up just because of the Parker family dynamics but haven’t read it yet