Injustice follows in the #8 slot, which is usually roughly where the dividing line is for the print equivalent of 50K. It was like that last time these titles cycled through, so it could be Detective‘s getting a small bump with Bryan Hill’s short run or perhaps Flash is cooling off a tad post-“Flash War.”
So another title in that mid-to-low 50Ks equivalency range.ĭetective and Flash flip sales order base on the DM in previous months. Justice League Dark stays above Detective again, which would seem to be a big gain over the previous incarnation of the title. This mid-50s space does seem to be roughly where Marvel’s been hitting a ceiling the last few years. If it’s taking a hit, it’s a hit of a smaller magnitude and it would seem to be selling like a ~54-55K book.Īmazing Spider-Man is #4 on the chart and looks to be settling in as the equivalent of a mid-to-low 50Ks book, digitally.
Vader, the #3 book, seems to have taken on some attrition from the Diamond print orders, but seems to be hanging around in the same place on the Comixology charts. That seems to be the equivalent level it’s finding in digital and it’s above Darth Vader.
Avengers is second on the list and it’s probably safe to slot it at the equivalent of 55K-ish. For all we know, it could be the equivalent of 70K, but there’s no upper bound to test it against. The top of the chart is roughly what you’d expect to see, although most of these relaunches are new enough, we can’t be completely sure exactly what the magnitude of sales are in comparison to print until the current crop of relaunches settle out in a couple months.Īction Comics is first on the list and about all we can conclude is that it’s selling at a print equivalent of over 55K. Hunt For Wolverine: Mystery In Madripoor (2018) Issue #4 (of 4) Star Wars: Doctor Aphra (2016-) Issue #23 Action and Avengers sit atop the Comixology bestseller list for the week of 8/22.
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