What I find interesting is that DC Comics had all of the top ten comics sold for the month. DC’s top comic at #1 for the month was Justice League #6. In this comic the Justice League is finally united against Darkseid. In this wrap of the arc you’ll find a battle promising to affect the series for years to come.
Marvel makes its first appearance on the list at #11 with Uncanny X-Men #6. Cyclops and his team delver further into a world where evolution has run rampant. A new foe is revealed, who show the X-Men just how out of date homo superior really are.
Image’s top selling comic was Robert Kirkman’s Walking Dead #94 featuring Part two of the “A Larger World” arc.
Dark Horse’s top comic was Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 9 #6. In this issue, the uptick in the Zompire (Zompires, sweet) population has the SFPD on Buffy’s trail again, but this time they need her assistance. However, Detective Dowling must settle for a little help from the bleached-blond vampire Spike, as Buffy has become distracted by a rather personal problem that will lead her to Robin Wood.
IDW’s top comic was Magic the Gathering #1. This debut issue, based upon the most popular CCG in history, tells the story of a new Planeswalker in town. In search of greater magical knowledge and on the hunt for the people who destroyed his town, Dack Fayden is the greatest thief in the Multiverse.
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