Wedding bells may not have chimed in the end, but Batman and Catwoman's reception helped the series to the #1 sales position.

DC's Justice League relaunch impresses, as does Netflix's first new Millarworld series, but Marvel still stands as the #1 publisher overall.

Amazing Spider-Man celebrated its big issue in style, while Man of Steel stalled, barely making the Top Ten sellers for May 2018.

As expected, Superman celebrated at the top of the sales charts, with DC's Action Comics #1000 easily dominating April.

DC's big event closed with a sales bang, and Doomsday Clock continues to impress, but Marvel was number one overall in March 2018.

Even with the debut of X-Men Red #1, comic sales were down across the board in February 2018.

The Direct Market was up from December with DC's events leading the way, but sales were down massively from January 2017.

The arrival of the Watchmen in the DC Universe and continuing exploration of the Dark Multiverse led DC Comics to one of its best months in years.

Marvel Legacy is helping Marvel maintain its overall market share, but DC's Dark Nights: Metal event is ruling the Top 10.

DC Comics' Metal preludes promise good things for the event, while Marvel's Astonishing X-Men kicks off with strong numbers.

Despite ranking #1, Marvel's secret Empire #1 was actually outsold by Batman #22, the third part of DC's Watchmen crossover, The Button.

Though Batman and Flash technically outsold Secret Empire, the event and RessurXion combined to lift Marvel to the #1 sales position in April.

Norman Osborn's return helps Amazing Spider-Man pop a big number for Marvel, even as the Dark Knight continues to help fuel DC Comics' Rebirth reinvigoration.

The Dark Knight continues to sell well for DC Comics, though Marvel ruled the Direct Market roost overall.

September's sales dip doesn't indicate the end of the road for DC or Marvel, but both publishers have work cut out for them in the months ahead.

The bottom didn't drop out, but sales are down for September, though DC maintains its hold over the Top 300.

Rebirth remains hot for DC Comics, helping the industry top 10 Million issues for the first time.

The first printing of DC Comics' not-a-reboot debuts big, "Civil War II" starts off with a bang, and "The Punisher" cracks the 100k mark.

Marvel led the month, but DC Comics had the #1 selling issue, while Image's "The Wicked + The Divine" was the best-selling graphic novel.

Image Comics' zombie drama shambled back to the top of the charts, while Marvel and Star Wars dominated the rest of the Top Ten