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By The Numbers September 27, 2006

Comic Books: By The Numbers: 6 comments: 10/05/2006

By Chris Williams

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How did comics sell last week in Dallas?
Here are last weeks sellers for Zeus Comics in Dallas Texas. It might not match the national average, but it gives you taste of the readership we have on Oak Lawn Ave.

JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #2
52 WEEK #21
ULTIMATES 2 #12
BATMAN #657
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #535 CW
X-MEN #191
TEEN TITANS #39
ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN #100
CIVIL WAR FRONT LINE #6 (OF 11)
ETERNALS #4 (OF 6)
SECRET SIX #4 (OF 6)
CAPTAIN AMERICA #22 CW
CIVIL WAR YOUNG AVENGERS & RUNAWAYS #3 (OF 4)
DAREDEVIL #89
SUPERGIRL #10
SUPERGIRL AND THE LEGION OF SUPER HEROES #22
TRIALS OF SHAZAM #2 (OF 12)
ACTION COMICS #843
UNCLE SAM AND THE FREEDOM FIGHTERS #3 (OF 8)
CABLE DEADPOOL #32 CW
BLUE BEETLE #7
HEROES FOR HIRE #2 CW
BATMAN AND THE MAD MONK #2 (OF 6)
JSA CLASSIFIED #17
INVINCIBLE #35 (RES)
PUNISHER #38 (MR)
BLACK PANTHER #20
SHE-HULK 2 #12
BATMAN JOURNEY INTO KNIGHT #12 (OF 12) (RES)
BITE CLUB VAMPIRE CRIME UNIT #5 (OF 5) (MR)
HAWKGIRL #56
ALL NEW OFF HANDBOOK MARVEL UNIVERSE A TO Z #9
STAN LEE MEETS SPIDER-MAN
ALBION #6 (OF 6) (RES)
AMERICAN VIRGIN #7 (MR)
RED SONJA MONSTER ISLAND ONE SHOT
TEEN TITANS GO #35
CLIVE BARKERS GREAT & SECRET SHOW #6 (OF 12) (MR)
SPIKE ASYLUM #1 (OF 5)
TRANSFORMERS EVOLUTIONS HEARTS OF STEEL #4 (OF 4)
This list was compiled from last weeks total sales and calculated to percentages. For more information about Zeus Comics visit their website.

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Scott Cederlund Posted by Scott Cederlund on 10/05/2006, 04:30 PM

For goofy fun, I’m surprised how low it looks like Stan Lee Meets Spider-Man did.  Do people just not realize that this features the great and all-powerful Joss Whedon writing? 

Actually, the performance of that book makes me wonder how well he’s going to do on Runaways after the initial sales bump.


Stefan Halley Posted by Stefan Halley on 10/05/2006, 05:03 PM

My question is why would anyone want to read Stan Lee Meets Spider-Man.  That sounds like a horrible book.


Chris Williams Posted by Chris Williams on 10/05/2006, 05:26 PM

I think the novelty is what spurred purchases.


Dedagda Posted by Dedagda on 10/05/2006, 05:27 PM

There are a few interesting things to this list that I didn’t expect.

1. JLA came in ahead of Ultimates.
2. Secret Six was a surprise at just outside the top ten beating Captain America, Daredevil, and Supergirl.
3. Uncle Sam performed alot better than anticipated.

In breaking down percentages JLA came in a 8% of new sales last week. Anybody have ideas on how to display this with out looking like a bunch of small percentages once its divided up?


Scott Cederlund Posted by Scott Cederlund on 10/05/2006, 05:44 PM

About Stan Lee/Spidey-- it actually wasn’t that horrible.  The Stan Lee written story, while incredibly self-serving and cheesy, had nice artwork.  The Joss Whedon story was clever and featured some Romita-like work from Michael Gaydos.  Overall, the new stories were nice looking.


Chris Williams Posted by Chris Williams on 10/05/2006, 05:49 PM

So You’re the one who bought it.


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