Without an issue of
Blackest Night to keep the wolves from the doors, Marvel regained control of the Top 6, with
SIEGE #1 taking top honours. Despite having only
Green Lantern #50 and
Batman and Robin #7 within the six, DC closed the sales gap on the House of Ideas, from Decembers 19.72% margin, to just 7.67% in January (unit share).
THE WINNER ON THE NIGHT: Amazing Spider-Man #617. Sure this issue saw the return of the rampaging Rhino(s), but the guy readers actually got a charge out of was was penciller Max Fiumara. With an awesome insect-stylised take on the web-spinner, don't be surprised to see more of this rising-star's friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man, in the very near future.
Januarys Top 6 Comics:
- SIEGE #1
- Green Lantern #50
- Batman and Robin #7
- Captain America Reborn #6
- New Avengers #61
- Amazing Spider-Man #617
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Without an issue of Blackest Night to keep the wolves from the doors, Marvel regained control of the Top 6, with SIEGE #1 taking top honours. Despite having only Green Lantern #50 and Batman and Robin #7 within the six, DC closed the sales gap on the House of Ideas, from Decembers 19.72% margin, to just 7.67% in January (unit share). 
THE WINNER ON THE NIGHT: Amazing Spider-Man #617. Sure this issue saw the return of the rampaging Rhino(s), but the guy readers actually got a charge out of was was penciller Max Fiumara. With an awesome insect-stylised take on the web-spinner, don't be surprised to see more of this rising-star's friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man, in the very near future.
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