Top 100 Trade Paperbacks for July 2008

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Top 100 Trade Paperbacks for July 2008

By: Stephen Schleicher | August 22nd, 2008

Following the release of the Watchmen trailer, the Watchmen trade by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons shot to the top of the charts, prompting DC to go back to press with 900,000 new copies flooding the market to meet the demand of readers. So, it’s no suprise to see Watchmen top the list of 100 trade paperbacks sold through Diamond Comic Distributors for July 2008.

Take the jump for the complete rundown. Heck, you might even find a trade or two you haven’t read, that you can add to your reading list.

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via Diamond Comic Distributors

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3 Responses to “Top 100 Trade Paperbacks for July 2008”

Eons_past:

August 22, 2008 at 3:22 pm

I’m happy to see The Killing Joke, Thor, and Y th last man near the top :D

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hermit:

August 22, 2008 at 4:57 pm

cool, Too Cool To Be Forgotten made the top 100.

and Astro City: Dark Age is in it too, that’s good, even if it’s not the best of the series.

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benty:

August 24, 2008 at 9:08 pm

Just ordered Watchmen from tfaw, hope its as good as everyone says!

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