>5- INVINCIBLE IRON MAN
>11/16 Invincible Iron Man # 1- 97,713
>This is not a very enthusiastic debut, but if it manages to sell at least at the same level that Tony used to, everybody will be quite happy.
>11- AVENGERS ($5)
>11/16 Avengers # 1 - 81,885
>Really?! This is supposed to be the relaunch of the big parent Avengers title and it can barely crack 80k? That’s the end result of Marvel so poorly mismanaging one of its biggest franchises. The name Avengers doesn’t mean anything anymore, especially in a title. That’s sad because Mark Waid is probably one of the few writers capable of keeping his writer’s identity on a title like this, applying an artistic touch to mainstream properties.
>18- UNWORTHY THOR
>11/16 Unworthy Thor# 1 - 70,424
>That’s quite disapointing. For a comics featuring both the return of the original Thor and of Olivier Coipel on something other then dull mega-events, this seems really low. Could it be below “female” Thor next month?
>23- 42- AMAZING SPIDER-MAN
>11/16 Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1 – 52,184
>Did I say last month that “clone” was a magic sales word for Spider-Man titles? Let me rephrase that… that’s the lowest level for the title so far.
>28- CLONE CONSPIRACY LTD
>11/16 Clone Conspiracy Ltd #2 - 58,921 (-34.7%)
>Less people are reading the Spider-Man event of the year than Spider-Man ususal readers. That’s weird. It looks like this one is making old readers leaving the title instead of making new ones buy it.
http://www.comicsbeat.com/marvel-month-to-month-sales-chart-november-2016-children-and-women-firsts/
>11/16 Invincible Iron Man # 1- 97,713
>This is not a very enthusiastic debut, but if it manages to sell at least at the same level that Tony used to, everybody will be quite happy.
>11- AVENGERS ($5)
>11/16 Avengers # 1 - 81,885
>Really?! This is supposed to be the relaunch of the big parent Avengers title and it can barely crack 80k? That’s the end result of Marvel so poorly mismanaging one of its biggest franchises. The name Avengers doesn’t mean anything anymore, especially in a title. That’s sad because Mark Waid is probably one of the few writers capable of keeping his writer’s identity on a title like this, applying an artistic touch to mainstream properties.
>18- UNWORTHY THOR
>11/16 Unworthy Thor# 1 - 70,424
>That’s quite disapointing. For a comics featuring both the return of the original Thor and of Olivier Coipel on something other then dull mega-events, this seems really low. Could it be below “female” Thor next month?
>23- 42- AMAZING SPIDER-MAN
>11/16 Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1 – 52,184
>Did I say last month that “clone” was a magic sales word for Spider-Man titles? Let me rephrase that… that’s the lowest level for the title so far.
>28- CLONE CONSPIRACY LTD
>11/16 Clone Conspiracy Ltd #2 - 58,921 (-34.7%)
>Less people are reading the Spider-Man event of the year than Spider-Man ususal readers. That’s weird. It looks like this one is making old readers leaving the title instead of making new ones buy it.
http://www.comicsbeat.com/marvel-month-to-month-sales-chart-november-2016-children-and-women-firsts/
