June 2025 Graphic Novels Sales Charts
Sales Charts and Rankings

June 2025 Graphic Novels Sales Charts Including Superhero Comic Books and Manga

By Rokk / July 31, 2025

It is that time of the month when we get to check out the June 2025 Graphic Novels sales charts. As always, ICv2 is the best source for these sales numbers. ICv2 released several sales charts for June 2025, including the ComicHub Top 100 Graphic Novels, the Top 20 Author Graphic Novels, Top 20 Superheroes Graphic Novels, Top 20 Manga Graphic Novels, and Top 20 Adult Graphic Novels.

These are unit and dollar sales rankings based on sales tracked at point-of-sale by the ComicHub system at stores selling American comics around the world. During the period for which these reports were generated, there were over 125 stores using the ComicHub system.

The Top 20 Author Graphic Novels, Top 20 Superhero Graphic Novels, Top 20 Manga Graphic Novels, and Top 20 Adult Graphic Novels sales charts are all based on Circana (formerly NPD) BookScan numbers. Circana BookScan collects weekly point-of-sale data on print books from over 16,000 locations through direct reporting from all major retailers, including Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Walmart, Target, independent bookstores, and many others. Circana BookScan covers approximately 85% of the U.S. trade print book market.

You can check out the June 2025 Top 20 ComicsHub Graphic Novels sales chart here. Or you can opt to pay for the Pro membership and get access to the June 2025 Top 100 ComicsHub Graphic Novels sales chart here.

You can also check out the June 2025 Circana BookScan Graphic Novels sales chart without numbers here. Or you can opt to pay for the Pro membership and get access to the June 2025 Circana BookScan Graphic Novels sales charts with sales numbers here.

So, go check out all of the various charts and then head back here for our usual in-depth analysis.

Table of Contents

ComicHub June 2025 Top 100 Graphic Novels Sales Chart

Top 10

Based on historical numbers from the Comichron as well as projections through April 2022, the titles in the numbers 1-10 range typically sell in the 11,000-3,000 unit range.

DC Comics placed five volumes in the Top 10. All five volumes were DC Compact Comics.

It was all old comics that saved the day for DC Comics. There was zero interest in anything new from DC Comics or anything within the past five years in the Top 10. Kingdom Come is from twenty-nine years ago. Superman: Birthright and Batman: Hush are both from twenty-three years ago. All-Star Superman is from twenty years ago.

Image Comics took second place with three volumes in the Top 10.

All three volumes for Image Comics were from the Hasbro franchise. No surprise there.

Scholastic and Marvel Comics tied for third place with one volume apiece in the Top 10.

Marvel’s sole volume in the Top 10 was Fantastic Four Solve Everything from twenty-seven years ago. Yikes. That is an ugly showing in the Top 10.

DC Comics romped Marvel Comics in the Top 10 thanks to their older comic stories and the new DC Compact Comics series.

Top 25

Based on historical numbers from the Comichron as well as projections through April 2022, the titles in the numbers 11-25 range typically sell in the 3,000 to 2,000 unit range.

DC Comics and Image Comics tied for first place with nine volumes apiece in the Top 25.

Eight of DC Comics’ nine volumes were from the DC Compact Comics line.

Once again, old comics carried the day for DC Comics in the Top 25. The Authority is from twenty-six years ago. Batwoman Elegy is from sixteen years ago. Batman: Court of Owls is from ten years ago.

Seven of DC Comics’ eight volumes in the Top 25 were between ten and twenty-nine years old. The sole DC Comics volume from the past five years in the Top 25 was Nice House by the Sea Vol. 1 from a year ago.

Eight of Image Comics’ nine volumes were from the Hasbro franchise, the Invincible franchise, and the Ghost Machine franchise. Five volumes were from the Hasbro Franchise. Two volumes were from the Invincible franchise. One volume was from the Ghost Machine franchise.

Marvel Comics took a distant third place with four volumes in the Top 25. Ouch. DC Comics beat the stuffing out of Marvel Comics in the Top 25 thanks to their DC Compact Comics line. Speaking of DC Compact Comics, Marvel Comics’ answer in the form of the Marvel Premier Collection did not perform as well. Only one volume of Marvel Comics’ four volumes was from the Marvel Premier Collection.

On the other hand, there is far more consumer interest in more modern Marvel Comics stories than in DC Comics. Ultimate Spider-Man Vol. 1: Married With Children is from a year ago. It’s Jeff: Jeff-Verse is from two years ago. Ultimate X-Men by Peach Momoko Vol. 2 Children of the Atom is from a year ago. This means that three of Marvel Comics’ four volumes in the Top 25 are from the past two years. DC Comics wished they had that kind of success with their modern comics from the past five years.

IDW Publishing took fourth place with two volumes in the Top 25.

Scholastic took fifth place with one volume in the Top 25.

Top 50

Based on historical numbers from the Comichron as well as projections through April 2022, the titles in the numbers 26-50 range typically sell in the 1,900 to 1,000 unit range.

Image Comics took first place with eighteen volumes in the Top 50. How about that? Image Comics was able to surge past the Big Two in the Top 50. Very impressive.

To no surprise, the Habro Franchise, Invincible franchise, Spawn franchise, and Ghost Machine accounted for thirteen of the eighteen Image Comics volumes in the Top 50. Eight volumes were from the Hasbro franchise. Three volumes were from the Invincible franchise. One volume was from the Ghost Machine franchise. One volume was from the Spawn franchise.

Marvel Comics mounted a furious comeback and grabbed second place with thirteen volumes in the Top 50. Again, Marvel Comics enjoyed more success with their modern comics from the past five years. Only two volumes of Marvel Comics’ thirteen volumes were from twenty-three years ago. Eleven volumes were from the past five years. Marvel continues to generate much more consumer interest in their modern comics than DC Comics.

DC Comics fell to third place with eleven volumes in the Top 50. The Watchmen from forty years ago finally clocked into the Top 50. Ten of DC Comics’ eleven volumes were published between ten and forty years ago. Only one volume out of DC Comics’ eleven volumes is from the past five years. This is a terrible sign as it points to DC Comics’ failure to engage consumers in anything they have done since 2020.

The DC Compact Comics line accounted for ten of DC Comics’ thirteen volumes in the Top 50.

IDW Publishing came in fourth place with three volumes in the Top 50.

Dark Horse slotted in fifth place with two volumes in the Top 50.

BOOM! Studios, Scholastic, and William Morrow tied for sixth place with one volume apiece in the Top 50.

Top 75

Based on historical numbers from the Comichron as well as projections through April 2022, the titles in the numbers 51-75 range typically sell in the 1,000 to 900 unit range.

Image Comics took first place with twenty-two volumes in the Top 75.

The Habro Franchise, Invincible franchise, Spawn franchise, and Ghost Machine accounted for fifteen of the twenty-two Image Comics volumes in the Top 75. Eight volumes were from the Hasbro franchise. Four volumes were from the Invincible franchise. Two volumes were from the Ghost Machine franchise. One volume was from the Spawn franchise.

Marvel Comics continued to narrow the gap and took a close second place with twenty volumes in the Top 75. Again, Marvel Comics enjoyed more success with their modern comics from the past five years. Only five volumes of Marvel Comics’ twenty volumes were published between seven and thirty-seven years ago. Fifteen volumes were from the past five years.

DC Comics took third place with seventeen volumes in the Top 75.

Fourteen of DC Comics’ seventeen volumes were published between ten and fifty-five years ago. Only three volumes out of DC Comics’ seventeen volumes are from the past five years. More troubling signs for DC Comics, with consumers being uninterested in their modern offerings over the past five years.

The DC Compact Comics line accounted for twelve of DC Comics’ seventeen volumes in the Top 75.

Dark Horse Comics took fourth place with six volumes in the Top 75.

IDW Publishing and BOOM! Studios tied for fifth place, each with three volumes, in the Top 75.

Scholastic, William Morrow, Yen Press, and Seven Seas Entertainment tied for seventh place with one volume apiece in the Top 75.

Top 100

Based on historical numbers from the Comichron as well as projections through April 2022, the titles in the numbers 76-100 range typically sell in the 900 to 700 unit range.

Marvel Comics bulldozed ahead and took first place with twenty-six volumes in the Top 100. Again, Marvel Comics enjoyed more success with their modern comics from the past five years. Only nine volumes of Marvel Comics’ twenty-six volumes were published between seven and forty years ago. Seventeen volumes were from the past five years.

Image Comics took second place with twenty-five volumes in the Top 100.

The Habro Franchise, Invincible franchise, Spawn franchise, and Ghost Machine accounted for sixteen of the twenty-five Image Comics volumes in the Top 75. Eight volumes were from the Hasbro franchise. Five volumes were from the Invincible franchise. Two volumes were from the Ghost Machine franchise. One volume was from the Spawn franchise.

DC Comics took third place with twenty-three volumes in the Top 100. Seventeen of DC Comics’ twenty-three volumes were published between ten and fifty-five years ago. Only six volumes out of DC Comics’ seventeen volumes are from the past five years.

The DC Compact Comics line accounted for fourteen of DC Comics’ twenty-three volumes in the Top 75.

Dark Horse Comics took fourth place with six volumes in the Top 100.

IDW Publishing took fifth place with four volumes in the Top 100.

Viz Media and BOOM! Studios tied for sixth place, each with three volumes, in the Top 100.

Kodansha Comics took eighth place with two volumes in the Top 100.

Scholastic, William Morrow, Yen Press, Seven Seas Entertainment, Fantagraphics Books, Storm King Productions, Titan Comics, and Living the Line all tied for ninth place with one volume apiece in the Top 100.

Battle of the Franchises

The Hasbro franchise took first place with two comics in the Top 10, four comics in the Top 25, and seven comics in the Top 50.

The Ultimate Universe franchise took second place with zero comics in the Top 10, two comics in the Top 25, and four comics in the Top 50.

The Batman franchise took third place with one comic in the Top 10, three comics in the Top 25, and three comics in the Top 50.

The Superman franchise took fourth place with two comics in the Top 10, two comics in the Top 25, and two comics in the Top 50.

The X-Men franchise took fifth place with zero comics in the Top 10, zero comics in the Top 25, and two comics in the Top 50.

Hasbro Franchise

3 Transformers Vol. 3 Combiner Chaos
7 GI Joe Vol. 1 The Cobra Strikes
15 Void Rivals Vol. 3
16 Transformers Compendium Vol. 1
31 Transformers Vol. 2
43 Transformers Deluxe Vol. 1 HC
46 Codename GI Joe Deluxe Edition Book 1 HC

The Hasbro franchise had two comics in the Top 10, four comics in the Top 25, and seven comics in the Top 50.

Transformers remains the more successful of the two popular Hasbro franchises. Transformers slotted five volumes in the Top 50 compared to GI Joe’s two volumes.

Spawn Franchise

39 Spawn Shadows of Spawn

The Spawn franchise had zero comics in the Top 10, zero comics in the Top 25, and one comic in the Top 50.

Ghost Machine Titles

17 Geiger Vol. 3
70 Geiger Vol. 1

Ghost Machine had zero comics in the Top 10, one comic in the Top 25, and one comic in the Top 50.

Geiger continues to be the best-selling Ghost Machine title.

Star Wars Franchise

48 Star Wars Battle of Jakku Vol. 1

The Star Wars franchise had zero comics in the Top 10, zero comics in the Top 25, and one comic in the Top 50.

Spider-Man Franchise

29 Jeph Loeb & Tim Sale: Spider-Man
79 Spider-Man Legend Of The Spider-Clan

The Spider-Man franchise had zero comics in the Top 10, zero comics in the Top 25, and one comic in the Top 50.

Both of the Spider-Man franchise volumes were from old stories from decades ago.

X-Men Franchise

30 Storm Vol. 1 Earth’s Mightiest Mutant
49 Predator vs. Wolverine Vol. 1
55 X-Men by Jed Mackay Vol. 1.5 Raid on Graymalkin
66 New X-Men Modern Era Epic Collection Vol. 2 New Worlds

The X-Men franchise had zero comics in the Top 10, zero comics in the Top 25, and two comics in the Top 50.

Three of the four X-Men volumes were from comics published in the past few years. There is much more consumer interest in the newer X-Men storylines.

Avengers Franchise

61 Iron Man Vol. 1 The Stark-Roxxon War
68 Predator vs. Black Panther
83 Marvel Premier Collection Vol. 1 Captain America: The Winter Soldier

The Avengers franchise had zero comics in the Top 50.

Fantastic Four Franchise

4 Marvel Premier Collection Vol. 2 Fantastic Four Solve Everything
52 Fantastic Four by Morrison & Lee 1234 Vol. 1 (2025 Printing)
97 Doctor Doom Books of Doom Vol. 1

The Fantastic Four franchise had one comic in the Top 10, one comic in the Top 25, and one comic in the Top 50.

The Ultimate Universe

12 Ultimate Spider-Man Vol. 1 Married With Children
25 Ultimate X-Men by Peach Momoko Vol. 2 Children of the Atom
26 Ultimate Spider-Man Vol. 2 The Paper
50 Ultimates by Deniz Camp Vol. 1 Fix the World
67 Ultimate X-Men by Peach Momoko Vol. 1 Fears and Hates
94 Ultimate Invasion Vol. 1
98 Ultimate Black Panther Vol. 1 Peace and War

The Ultimate Universe had zero comics in the Top 10, two comics in the Top 25, and four comics in the Top 50.

Batman Franchise

9 Batman: Hush (DC Compact Comics)
11 Batman: The Court of Owls (DC Compact Comics)
19 Batwoman Elegy (DC Compact Comics)
54 Harley Quinn and the Gotham City Sirens (DC Compact Comics)
85 Birds of Prey Vol. 3 Bird Undercover (2023)
87 Joker (DC Compact Comics)
89 Batman Year One Deluxe

The Batman franchise had one comic in the Top 10, three comics in the Top 25, and three comics in the Top 50.

Superman Franchise

5 Superman Birthright (DC Compact Comics)
8 All-Star Superman (DC Compact Comics)
60 Superman The World HC
64 Superman for All Seasons (2023 Edition)
73 Supergirl Woman of Tomorrow
74 DC Finest Superman Kryptonite Nevermore
80 All-Star Superman (2018 Printing)

The Superman franchise had two comics in the Top 10, two comics in the Top 25, and two comics in the Top 50.

Justice League Franchise

10 Kingdom Come DC Compact Comics Edition (DC Comics)
88 Wonder Woman: Earth One (DC Compact Comics) (DC Comics)

The Justice League franchise had one comic in the Top 10, one comic in the Top 25, and one comic in the Top 50.

Legacy Character Comics

73 Supergirl Woman of Tomorrow (DC Comics)
85 Birds of Prey Vol. 3 Bird Undercover (2023) (DC Comics)

There were zero legacy character comics in the Top 50.

Mantle Swap Comics

There were zero mantle swap comics in the Top 100 sales chart.

Female Lead Comics

19 Batwoman Elegy (DC Compact Comics) (DC Comics)
30 Storm Vol. 1 Earth’s Mightiest Mutant (Marvel Comics)
54 Harley Quinn and the Gotham City Sirens (DC Compact Comics) (DC Comics)
73 Supergirl Woman of Tomorrow (DC Comics)
85 Birds of Prey Vol. 3 Bird Undercover (2023) (DC Comics)
88 Wonder Woman: Earth One (DC Compact Comics) (DC Comics)

There were zero female lead comics in the Top 10, one comic in the Top 25, and two comics in the Top 50.

Marvel placed zero female lead comics in the Top 25.

DC Comics had zero female lead comics in the Top 25.

Marvel placed one female lead comic in the Top 50.

DC Comics had one female lead comic in the Top 50.

Marvel placed one female lead comic in the Top 75.

DC Comics had three female lead comics in the Top 75.

Marvel placed one female lead comic in the Top 100.

DC Comics had five female lead comics in the Top 100.

DC Comics smacked around Marvel Comics by a score of 5-1.

Minority Lead Comics

30 Storm Vol. 1 Earth’s Mightiest Mutant (Marvel Comics)
38 Static Season One (DC Compact Comics) (DC Comics)
68 Predator Vs. Black Panther (Marvel Comics)
98 Ultimate Black Panther Vol. 1 Peace and War (Marvel Comics)

There were zero minority lead comics in the Top 10, zero comics in the Top 25, and two comics in the Top 50.

Marvel placed zero minority lead comics in the Top 25.

DC Comics had zero minority lead comics in the Top 25.

Marvel placed one minority lead comic in the Top 50.

DC Comics had one minority lead comic in the Top 50.

Marvel placed two minority lead comics in the Top 75.

DC Comics had one minority lead comic in the Top 75.

Marvel placed three minority lead comics in the Top 100.

DC Comics had one minority lead comic in the Top 100.

Marvel Comics beat DC Comics by a score of 3-1.

There was a lack of diversity in this category, as all four volumes star black superheroes. Both publishers can do much better in this category.

Circana BookScan June 2025 Top 20 Author Graphic Novels

The Top 20 Author Graphic Novels sales chart was utterly dominated by Solo Leveling. Solo Leveling Vol. 12 by Chugong and published by Zine Press took the number 1 spot, selling 11,221 units. The South Korean webtoon went on to snag a stunning 12 of the 20 spots in the Top 20 Author Graphic Novels sales chart. That is amazing.

Coming in a far distant second place are the Invincible Compendium volumes, which placed three volumes in the Top 20.

The remaining five spots were filled by Spent: A Comic Novel, The Hobbit: A Graphic Novel, They Called Us Enemy, Lore Olympus Vol. 8, and Saga Vol. 23.

Circana BookScan June 2025 Top 20 Superhero Graphic Novels

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin HC took the number 1 spot with 5,724 units. No surprise there, as this has been a hot-selling tile for quite some time.

The highest-selling Marvel Comics offering was Fantastic Four: Solve Everything (Marvel Premier Collection), which took the number 2 spot with 3,881 units.

The highest-selling DC Comics offering was All-Star Superman: DC Compact Comics Edition, which took the number 3 spot with 3,321 units.

The highest-selling Image Comics offering was The Transformers Compendium Vol. 1, which took the number 5 spot with 2,655 units.

DC Comics snagged first place with eight graphic novels in the June 2025 Top 20 Superhero Graphic Novels chart.

The eight DC Comics graphic novels were powered by the following franchises. Three volumes from the Batman franchise, two volumes from the Superman franchise, one volume of The Watchmen, one volume of Kingdom Come, and one volume of DCeased.

Further, the DCCompact Comics Editions accounted for seven of the eight DC Comics graphic novels in the Top 20. The DC Compact Comics Editions continue to be a sales hit for DC Comics.

Marvel Comics came in second place with six graphic novels in the June 2025 Top 20 Superhero Graphic Novels chart.

The six Marvel Comics graphic novels were powered by the following franchises. Two different volumes from Ultimate Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, Captain America, and Secret Wars.

The Marvel Premier Collection accounted for three of the six Marvel Comics graphic novels in the Top 20.

IDW Publishing took third place with three graphic novels in the June 2025 Top 20 Superhero Graphic Novels chart.

Image Comics slotted in fourth place with two graphic novels in the June 2025 Top 20 Superhero Graphic Novels chart.

Both of Image Comics’ two graphic novels in the Top 20 came from the Hasbro franchise.

Circana BookScan June 2025 Top 20 Manga Graphic Novels

Jujutsu Kaisen Vol. 26 snagged the number 1 spot with 25,946 units. Gone are the days when one manga franchise completely dominated the Top 20 sales chart. June 2025 delivers a diverse and balanced selection of manga titles in the Top 20.

Let’s check out the battle of the manga franchises in the Top 20.

Jujutsu Kaisen took first place with four volumes in the Top 20.

Dandadan and Blue Lock tied for second with two volumes apiece in the Top 20.

My Hero Academia, Kaiju No. 8, Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Part 7 – Steel Ball Run, Chainsaw Man, One Piece, Berserk, Demon Slayer, The Guy She Was Interested In Wasn’t A Guy At All, Kagurabachi, The Apothecary Diaries, A Sign of Affection, and Spy x Family all tied for third place with one volume apiece in the Top 20.

Let’s wrap up with the publisher battle in the Top 20.

Viz Media crushed all publishers and took first place with fourteen volumes in the Top 20.

Kodansha Comics took a distant second place with three volumes in the Top 20.

Dark Horse, Yen Press, and Square Enix all tied for third place with one volume apiece.

Superhero Graphic Novels versus Manga versus Author Graphic Novels

The graphic novels in the Top 20 Superhero Graphic Novels chart sold a total of 47,178 units and averaged an unimpressive 2,359 units per title. The Superhero graphic novels category continues to be the weakest-selling of the three categories and by a wide margin.

The graphic novels in the Top 20 Author Graphic Novels chart sold a total of 81,535 units and averaged 4,077 units per title.

The manga in the Top 20 Manga Graphic Novels chart sold a total of 192,230 units and averaged 9,612 units per title. Manga continues to beat both the Superhero category and the Author category by a wide margin.

Circana BookScan June 2025 Top 20 Adult Graphic Novels

Manga ruled the June 2025 Top 20 Adult Graphic Novels chart with ruthless superiority by grabbing sixteen of the twenty spots in the Top 20 Adult Graphic Novels sales chart.

There were only four non-manga volumes in the Top 20 Adult Graphic Novels sales chart. Those four included Solo Leveling Vol. 12 at the number 5 spot, Solo Leveling Vol. 1 at the number 13 spot, Spent: A Comic Novel HC at the number 18 spot, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin HC at the number 19 spot.

The lowest-selling volume in the Top 20 Adult Graphic Novels chart was Kagurabachi Col. 1, which sold 5,346 units. The highest-selling Marvel Comics volume only sold 3,881 units. The highest-selling DC Comics volume sold just 3,321 units.

Neither of the Big Two came even remotely close to making the Top 20 Adult Graphic Novels chart. It was a real rough go in June 2025 for both American superhero comics publishers.

All right, that is it for June 2025. Will manga continue its utter dominance in the Top 20 in July 2025? We will find out! Until then, stay safe and be good!

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