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5 AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #3
7 AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #4
13 VENOM FIRST HOST #1
16 VENOM #5
36 WEB OF VENOM VE NAM #1
41 EDGE OF SPIDER-GEDDON #1
59 EDGE OF SPIDER-GEDDON #2
85 SPIDER-MAN ANNUAL #1
98 PETER PARKER SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #308
[url]https://www.bleedingcool.com/2018/09/16/100-comics-graphic-novels-august-2018/[/url]
I'm curious to see if ASM will be able to keep up in the top 10.
Was kind of expecting Miles' annual to be a little higher, especially since it's the only thing solo-wise he had out at the time.
[QUOTE=Frontier;3905124]...[U]Was kind of expecting Miles' annual to be a little higher[/U], especially since it's the only thing solo-wise he had out at the time.[/QUOTE]
As was I........
Good retention for ASM and Venom.
Terrible numbers for Spec.
[QUOTE=Frontier;3905124]I'm curious to see if ASM will be able to keep up in the top 10.
Was kind of expecting Miles' annual to be a little higher, especially since it's the only thing solo-wise he had out at the time.[/QUOTE]
It's a one-shot by a relatively unknown creative team: Bryan Edward Hill and Nelson Blake II.
That's roughly where I'd expect it to be.
[QUOTE=Mister Mets;3905319]Terrible numbers for Spec.[/QUOTE]
It's a low rank for Spec, but it might be doing okay to solid in terms of actual sales.
[QUOTE]It's a one-shot by a relatively unknown creative team: Bryan Edward Hill and Nelson Blake II.
That's roughly where I'd expect it to be.[/QUOTE]
I dunno. Bryan Hill seems to be a bit of a rising star and I thought that, coupled with being the only thing solo Miles related after the end of his solo, would seem a bigger deal.
But I guess you can never tell sometimes.
Is Spectacular getting a revamp? As much as I love Zardsky’s run, it definitely needs a shot in the arm.
Unknown. The next issue is his last, then we have a Spider-Geddon tie-in, then it'll either be cancelled or relaunch with a new #1.
[QUOTE=Frontier;3905972]It's a low rank for Spec, but it might be doing okay to solid in terms of actual sales.
I dunno. Bryan Hill seems to be a bit of a rising star and I thought that, coupled with being the only thing solo Miles related after the end of his solo, would seem a bigger deal.
But I guess you can never tell sometimes.[/QUOTE]
I think because it was just a throw away story that isn't important in the grand scheme of things it didn't get a lot of attention outside of the die hard Miles Morales fans. I doubt they expected it to be a big deal, so for what kind of issue it is, most likely did good enough for them.
As for Spectacular, I could see them going either way, revamping with a new #1 in January or replacing it with a brand new satellite title. I personally would prefer the latter just because I'd be interested to see what new Spider-Man idea, if they'll revive another classic Spider title, and especially what creative team they'll get for it.
Remaining placements
117 SPIDER-MAN DEADPOOL #37
137 AMAZING SPIDER-MAN RENEW YOUR VOWS #22
159 BEN REILLY SCARLET SPIDER #22
[url]https://www.bleedingcool.com/2018/09/17/top-500-comics-graphic-novels-ordered-august-2018/[/url]
Use Comichron's, their numbers are more precise and it has a sortable table.
[url]http://comichron.com/monthlycomicssales/2018/2018-08.html[/url]
[QUOTE=Miles To Go;3906647]Remaining placements
117 SPIDER-MAN DEADPOOL #37
[B]137 AMAZING SPIDER-MAN RENEW YOUR VOWS #22[/B]
159 BEN REILLY SCARLET SPIDER #22
[url]https://www.bleedingcool.com/2018/09/17/top-500-comics-graphic-novels-ordered-august-2018/[/url][/QUOTE]
Ouch. Well, an ending series rarely finishes on top.