In total, Image Comics had eight of January's ten best-selling comics through Diamond. Other titles in the top ten include Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples' long-awaited Saga #55 (#2); Stray Dogs: Dog Days #2 (#3), the Nocterra Special (#4); Gunslinger Spawn #4 (#5); King Spawn #6 (#7); Spawn #325 (#8); and Joe Hill's Rain #1 (#10).

James Tynion IV, Tate Brombal, Chris Shehan, and Werther Dell'Edera's House of Slaughter #4 from BOOM! Studios ranked #6 for the month.

Also in the top ten, Rainbow Rowell and Roge Antonia's She-Hulk #1 from Marvel Comics ranked #9.

For the other premier publishers, IDW Publishing's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #125 was their best-seling book at #19; Dynamite Entertainment's top book, Vampirella/Dracula: Unholy #2, ranked #23; and Dark Horse Comics' Hellboy: The Silver Lantern Club #4 ranked #120.

JANUARY'S GRAPHIC NOVELS

James Tynion IV and Werther Dell'Edera's Something is Killing the Children Volume 4, revealing the origins of Erica Slaughter, the main character of the BOOM! Studios series, was the best-selling graphic novel through Diamond in January. Also in the top ten from BOOM!, The Many Deaths of Laila Starr ranked #6.

VIZ Media had three titles in the top ten, including Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba—Stories of Water and Flame (#2), Dragon Ball Super Volume 15 (#9), and Pokémon Adventures: X·Y Volume 1 (#10).

Image Comics had five titles in the top ten, all collections of Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples' Saga. Volume 1 ranked #3, Compendium Volume 1 ranked #4, Volume 2 ranked #5, Volume 9 ranked #7, and Volume 3 ranked #8.

Among the premier publishers' top books, IDW Publishing's League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Volume 4: Tempest from Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill ranked #15; Mike Mignola and Warwick Johnson-Cadwell's original Dark Horse Comics graphic novel Falconspeare ranked #19; Marvel Comics' X-Men: The Hellfire Gala ranked #28; and Dynamite Entertainment's The Boys Omnibus Volume 1, collecting the Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson series that inspired the Amazon Prime series, ranked #65.

JANUARY'S TOYS & GAMES

The TOA Heavy Industries: Synthetic Human Female 1/12-Scale Figure, a PREVIEWS Exclusive release from 1000 Toys, was January's best-selling toy product through Diamond Comic Distributors.

Funko also had a strong month in January with five PREVIEWS Exclusive POP! vinyl figures in the top ten, including the Marvel: Daredevil (Action Pose) Figure (#2), the Marvel: X-Men—Kate Pryde with Lockheed Buddy Figure (#3), the Marvel: Galactus with Silver Surfer Blacklight Jumbo 10-Inch Figure (#4), the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Donatello Figure (#5), and the Iron Man 2: Iron Man Mk. IV with Gantry Glow-in-the-Dark Vinyl Figure (#6).

Also in January's top ten was Diamond Select Toys with three products; their best-selling product, the Star Wars Milestones: The Mandalorian and Child Statue, ranked #7 for the month.

NECA/WizKids' Marvel HeroClix: Spider-Man Free Comic Book Day 2021 Exclusive Figure was January's best-selling gaming product.

Paizo had five products in the top ten, led by the Pathfinder: Absolom, City of Lost Omens sourcebook at #4. Wizards of the Coast's Magic the Gathering: Innistrad Crimson Vow Draft Boosters ranked #4, and Konami Digital Entertainment's Yu-Gi-Oh!: Maximum Gold El Dorado Boosters ranked #5..

TOP 10 COMIC BOOKS BY UNITS SOLD

TOP 10 GRAPHIC NOVELS BY UNITS SOLD

TOP 10 TOYS BY DOLLARS INVOICED

TOP 10 GAMES BY DOLLARS INVOICED

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Data for Diamond’s sales charts are compiled by Diamond Comic Distributors from sales made to thousands of comic book specialty shops located inNorth Americaand around the world. Additional sales made to online merchants and other specialty retailers may be included as well.

Ranking is calculated based upon orders for comic books, graphic novels, toys and games invoiced and shipped to Diamond customers during any given month, which comprises pre-orders, advance reorders, and reorders, minus any products that are received back from a title marked as returnable. Please note that products marked with an asterisk (*) have had their reported quantities reduced due to retailer returnability, and thus may rank lower on the charts than their actual sales would reflect.

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