Atomic Books Best Sellers 2015: Comics Ongoing And Limited Series

These are the top 30 best selling limited and ongoing comics series at Atomic Books in 2015.

1. Fight Club 2 (Dark Horse Comics)
by Chuck Palahniuk / Cameron Stewart

2. Dark Knight III: The Master Race (DC Comics)
by Frank Miller / Brian Azzarello / Andy Kubert

3. Smoke Signal (Desert Island Comics)
by various

4. Island (Image Comics)
by Brandon Graham / various

5. Sandman Overture (Vertigo Comics)
by Neil Gaiman / J.H. Williams

6. Bob's Burgers (Dynamite Entertainment)
by Rachel Hastings / various

7. Providence (Avatar Press)
by Alan Moore / Jacen Burrows

8. Saga (Image Comics)
by Brian K. Vaughan / Fiona Staples

9. Head Lopper (Image Comics)
by Andrew MacLean

10. Blubber (Fantagraphics Books)
by Gilbert Hernandez

11. Paper Girls (Image Comics)
by Brian K. Vaughan / Cliff Chiang

12. Baltimore: Cult Of The Red King (Dark Horse Comics)
by Mike Mignola / Christopher Golden / Peter Bergting


13. Monstress (Image Comics)
by Marjorie M. Liu / Sana Takeda

14. Hip Hop Family Tree (Fantagraphics Books)
by Ed Piskor

15. Invader Zim (Oni Press)
by various

16. Miracleman (Marvel Comics)
by Neil Gaiman / Mark Buckingham

17. We Stand On Guard (Image Comics)
by Brian K. Vaughan / Steve Skroce

18. Walking Dead (Image Comics)
by Robert Kirkman / Charlie Adlard

19. Archie (Archie Comics)
by Mark Waid / various

20. Secret Wars (Marvel Comics)
by Jonathan Hickman / Esad Ribic

21. Plutona (Image Comics)
by Jeff Lemire / Emi Lenox

22. Batman / Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (DC Comics/IDW)
by James TynionIV / Freddie Williams

23. I Hate Fairyland (Image Comics)
by Skottie Youngs

24. James Bond (Dynamite Entertainment)
by Warren Ellis / James Masters

 25. Rick and Morty (Oni Press)
by Zac Gorman / CJ Cannon

26. Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina (Archie Comics)
by Roberto Aguirre Sacasa / Robert Hack / Rachel Deering

27. 8House (Image Comics)
by various

28. Goddamned (Image Comics)
by Jason Aaron / R.M. Guera

29. The Humans (Image Comics)
by Keenan Marshall Keller / Tom Neely

30. Mighty Thor (Marvel Comics)
by Jason Aaron / Russell Dauterman

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