The best-selling comics of 2019 include Batman, X-Men, and Spawn

There will be a celebration at Batcave tonight: DC Comics & # 39; Detective jokes # 1000 was the best selling single issue of 2019. But don't go to renew the Marvel vs. Vs debate. DC anytime soon – Digital Comic's best seller list for 2019 has a lot of credit going through it.

While the DC book tops the chart, Marvel took most of the spots on the list, seven of the first 10. Image Comics was the only non-major publisher to occupy the top 10 spot on Spawn's biggest season.

There are many ways that comics will make money in 2019 – digital marketing, collectible edits, and graphic novels have never been more important to the industry – but if you're interested in what is best sold in the classic American way of selling comics, Diamond sales are your best bet. Since the 1990s, Diamond has held special contracts with all American comic publishers.

Here's a look at the best selling of American unpublished comics for 2019.

Detective Comics # 1000, DC Comics (2019).

Detective jokes # 1000 celebrated with the longest title of a comic book in American comics striking a four-digit milestone. How old is Detective Comics? Old enough that this is what DC DC DC is for.

And Detective Comics # 1000 is not only the best-selling of the year 2019, but the 9th best-selling comic book (with heavy numbers).

This is an anti-Spawn warrior, clad in his leather belt and a loose red dress on the cover of Spawn # 300, Image Comics (2019).

Spawn, The biggest success of the Image Revolution and commissioned by the company as "the world's longest running comedy," has also been a highlight this year. Like Detective jokes # 1000, The anthology issue has included many great talents, including Scott Snyder, J. Scott Campbell, once, and Spawn's composer Todd McFarlane.

Cyclops and family on the cover of X-Men # 1, Marvel Comics (2019).

It was a great year for the X-Men, as you'll see later on the list. But putting on top of everything else was a thing X-Men # 1, the first installment of a major team title for the new season. And as in the early 1990s, the book did a great deal of math. It seems to imply that Jean Gray, Cyclops, Wolverine, and Emma Frost all have some friendly understanding about who shares their bed, but that probably wasn't driving preband.

Felicia Hardy, the Black Cat, sits on the porch, marking the glass in front of a jewelry display, on the cover of Black Cat # 1, Marvel Comics (2019).

4. Black Cat # 1

You may have heard a lot about it, but Marvel's new The Black Cat the series has been on sale as fluff all year. Does it just cover J.J. Scott Campbell? Or do people really like the Jed Mackay series and The Travel Foreman about Felicia Hardy's wanderings of her life as a high-profile thief?

Batman fights with the zombie SWAT team on the cover of DCeased # 1, DC Comics (2019).

Done out the door is an unstoppable plot: A zombie apocalypse throughout the DC Universe, where no one was safe. Given the success of countless Marvel Zombies titles, it would have been easy to write it off as a fiction, but writer Tom Taylor is a master story full of death and death, as well as plenty of hope and fun. Done it was different.

Carnage squats on a tombstone in a cemetery full of cheetahs. His perch and other tombstones to watch have the names of Marvel Comics' prominent characters on them. From the cover of Absolute Carnage # 1, Marvel Comics (2019).

Of course Natural Death it is a combination of a terrifying atmosphere with a more Spider-Man, in which Eddie Brock faces Cletus Kasady who is empowered to save the world. Or, at the very least, to save everyone who's ever associated with the signal from when its links are exposed and consumed. The event was launched in August and by the end of November, when Miles Morales got the picture, the Hulk got an icon, J. James Jameson found an icon, and Captain Marvel had to fight his outer cat.

Marvel Comics cover # 1000, Marvel Comics (2019).

Marvel Comics is equal to Detective jokes # 1000, Marvel Comics # 1000 was an 80-page anthology, with each page representing a major milestone in Marvel's 80-year history, and each with a unique creative team. The book was fun, but the announcements by Marvel's collaborators, which have been a small invitation to the comics community, are just as good.

Professor X steps out of the Krakoa Gate, decorated by Magneto, Jean Gray, Cyclops, and Wolverine, on the cover of House X # 1, Marvel Comics (2019).

Everyone knew something was coming to a big reboot of Jonathan Hickman's X-Men, but it's safe to say that X House and X-force exceeded expectations (and made our list of the best comics of 2019). The first issue revealed that Professor X and Magneto decided to build an independent country, and this time they did it right – by building themselves on a virtual island of cooperation, among other things.

The revolutionary soldier Rasputin, with a sword of great power, foreground and background on the cover of Powers of X # 1, Marvel Comics (2019).

X House # 1 emerged a throwback to just a week, introducing the vision of the Human-Machine-Mutant war in the 100th anniversary of the war, the genealogy system forced by Mister Sinister, a home base based on Mars, and more.

Malekith and Thor clashed as their forces and their battles fought behind them, which is on the cover of The War of the Realms # 1, Marvel Comics (2019).

And finally, the 10th best-selling single comic of 2019 was its debut War of the Realms, a fantastic climax of Jason Aaron's 10-year tenure as co-creator of the Thor mythos. Among other major events, Aaron featured Jane to promote Thori's outfit, an event that may have given the Marvel Cinematic Universe to Taika Waititi & # 39; s Thor: Love and Thuli.

However War of the Realms itself was the only end to Aaron's long-standing career in Malekith the Discursed, as the black dictator consolidated or dissolved all the way until he set his sights on Midgard for the last, not two, but four Thames.