Previous Post BLACK PANTHER #29 was in July's top 50 best-selling comics list. The list can be found here: http://www.newsarama.com/marketreport/july07sales.html Let the flames begin!

> BLACK PANTHER #29 was in July's top 50 best-selling comics list. The list can be found here:
>
> http://www.newsarama.com/marketreport/july07sales.html
>
> Let the flames begin!

Time is really flying it seems. Anyway, it's that time of month again: the sales estimates are in for July, and to date...

Black Panther #1 - 69,930
Black Panther #2 - 47,533
Black Panther #3 - 44,925
Black Panther #4 - 40,804
Black Panther #5 - 37,401
Black Panther #6 - 35,256
Black Panther #7 - 42,905
Black Panther #8 - 46,239
Black Panther #9 - 40,173
Black Panther #10 - 31,987
Black Panther #11 - 29,327
Black Panther #12 - 27,933

Black Panther #13 - 26,054
Black Panther #14 - 28,809
Black Panther #15 - 28,361
Black Panther #16 - 28,091
Black Panther #17 - 27,993
Black Panther #18 - 69,912
Black Panther #19 - 28,372
Black Panther #20 - 26,585
Black Panther #21 - 34,257
Black Panther #22 - 47,556
Black Panther #23 - 54,762
Black Panther #24 - 59,971

Black Panther #25 - 56,479
Black Panther #26 - 51,385
Black Panther #27 - 52,552
Black Panther #28 - 61,808
Black Panther #29 - 55,027

As always, from ICv2.com: http://www.icv2.com/articles/home/11131.html

A dip, and probably a sign of things to come. I imagine, barring anymore crossovers, that over the next few months sales will continue to slide and probably level-off somewhere in the 30k range. Issue #35 will probably post in the 35,000 range. If there's another crossover however, like an X-Men one given Storm's apparent involvement in "Messiah Complex," then sales will probably remain in the 50k range for the duration of that.

Overall though, and to do my Paul O'Brien impersonation, Marvel should be very pleased with these numbers.

And now all Hudlin needs to do is get them off of this dimensional superhighway and back to Wakanda and I'll be pleased too.


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