Amazing Spider-Man #50 Dominates Bleeding Cool Weekly Bestseller List

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Amazing Spider-Man #50 Dominates Bleeding Cool Weekly Bestseller List followed by Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider #1.

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Amazing Spider-Man #50 leads Bleeding Cool’s Bestseller List.

Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider #1 follows closely in second place.

Justice League Vs Godzilla Vs Kong #7 performs well in rankings.

Data sourced from over a hundred direct market comic stores.

Bang on time this week, and being put together at Paddington station on the way to MCM London Comic Con, welcome to the Bleeding Cool Weekly Bestseller List which saw Amazing Spider-Man #50 top the chart beating everything by a lot looking at the ratios, even at ten dollars a pop. Ghost Spider also launched big, though Blood Hunt is divided by two versions. and would have topped the chart itself if Marvel wasn’t being so silly. The finale of Justice League Vs Godzilla Vs King Kong does well, and Cobra Commander also makes it in…

No.	Title	Publisher	Writer	Artist	Price	Ratio
1.	Amazing Spider-Man #50	Marvel	Zeb Wells	Ed McGuinness	9.99	100
2	Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider #1	Marvel	Stephanie Phillips	Federica Mancin	4.99	77.9
3	Blood Hunt: Red Band #2	Marvel	Jed Mackay	Pepe Larraz	5.99	73.7
4	Justice League Vs Godzilla Vs Kong #7	DC	Brian Buccellato	Christian Duce, Tom Derenick	4.99	68.6
5	Blood Hunt #2	Marvel	Jed Mackay	Pepe Larraz	4.99	68.3
6	Ultimate Black Panther #4	Marvel	Bryan Edward Hill	Stefano Caselli	4.99	67.8
7	Fall of the House of X #5	Marvel	Gerry Duggan	Lucas Werneck	4.99	67.6
8	Cobra Commander #5	Image	Joshua Williamson	Andrea Milana, Annalisa Leoni	3.99	62.7
9	X-Men ’97 #3	Marvel	Steve Foxe	Salva Espin	3.99	53.8
10	Superman #14	DC	Joshua Williamson	Rafa Sandoval	4.99	53.3

This is the Top Ten Bleeding Cool Bestseller List, as compiled by over a hundred direct market comic stores from their sales from Tuesday to Friday, what used to be known as the “Wednesday Warriors” are those who can’t wait till the weekend to get their week’s comics. Though thanks to DC, Tuesday Titans, too. The chart is compiled from actual sales data from up to 150 comic book stores provided by ComicHub, which provides POS services for comic book retailers worldwide – mostly North America and the UK. These are typically from what might be called mid-range stores, and we run a bunch of them below. Bleeding Cool Bestseller List gives the best-selling reported comic of the week the 100.0 number, and you can see how each title performed as a percentage of that sale. These numbers are based on sales in-store, not orders. Participating Bestseller List comic book stores