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The rankings show how they're selling in comparison to other comics. Right now the last issue ranked 93 with issues that were sold.

As for its success, it depends on how you look at it. There's...

Updated with September's issue, which sold an estimated 21,323 copies, which is not that much lower than last month's total of 21,820.

To be fair, most comicbooks decline after the initial "buzz" wears off unless they're a big hit or a popular title. Different declines for different books, but it's very rare for a series to stay...

Updated with August's issue.

Third issue of the Gunslinger sold an estimated 22,744 copies, coming in at #90 on the rankings.

The second issue of The Gunslinger came in at #82 in rankings, selling an estimated 24,024 copies.

Updated with the first issue of The Gunslinger. With 26,275 issues sold, it did slightly better than the last issue of Jericho Hill.

I also decided to remove the hardcover rankings as ICV2 only...

Updated to include the sales numbers for the final issue of Jericho Hill. It had an estimated 25,896 copies sold. For those wondering, it's the lowest yet. So it appears Jae Lee's return had little...

Keep in mind, though, that those are just the sales for the books sold in comic shops for its first month. It doesn't account for bookstore/online sales.

Updated for February with the third and fourth issues of Jericho Hill and the hardcover release for Fall of Gilead.

Update for issue #2 of Jericho Hill--it sold 28,350 issues, coming in at #77 on the rankings. You know the drill by now...lowest sales yet for the title, etc, etc.

That being said...it came out in...

Updated the list to the most current issue.

So to answer the one-million dollar question that you've all been asking--did the return of Jae Lee (who had been absent for the previous arc) improve...

In all fairness, the trades are selling better from what I've seen.

Personally, I thought the Gunslinger Born was pretty weak too with how it handled the Susan/Cordelia storyline and Rhea's...

Yep.

I wonder if the increasingly low sales has to do with Jae Lee's absence, and if they will bump up when he returns. The final issue for Treachery was at #27, and now we're all the way down to...

Sale estimates for #4 of Fall of Gilead have come in. It came in at #63 for the month of August, selling 35,607 copies.

Really? Except for Cars, all of their films have been fantastic.

Ouch.
Is the new sales for Sorcerer? Or total since release, I wonder?[/QUOTE]

The numbers for Sorcerer that I mentioned are from when it was first released.

The sales for Fall of Gilead #3 came in. It's #57 in the rankings, selling 36,982 copies.

In comparision, the Sorcerer one-shot came in at #50 and sold 39,207 copies.

I added Fall of Gilead #2. It's just barely ahead of Sorcerer this time--interesting, given that Sorcerer was a one-shot with no variants...

What I find interesting is that the decreasing sales were attributed to the break between the first two arcs, which is why they're all coming out rapidly and Jae Lee's taking a breather for the...