Most Subscribed Comic Book Series in April 2025

1) Absolute Batman – DC Comics
2) Ultimate Spider-Man – Marvel Comics
3) Absolute Wonder Woman – DC Comics
4) Absolute Superman – DC Comics
5) Absolute Flash – DC Comics
6) Absolute Martian Manhunter – DC Comics
7) Ultimate Wolverine – Marvel Comics
8) Absolute Green Lantern – DC Comics
9) Ultimates – Marvel Comics
10) Batman – DC Comics
11) Invincible Universe: Battle Beast – Image Comics
12) Amazing Spider-Man – Marvel Comics
13) Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell – Marvel Comics
14) One World Under Doom – Marvel Comics
15) Uncanny X-Men – Marvel Comics
16) Batgirl – DC Comics
17) Bug Wars – Image Comics
18) New Gods – DC Comics
19) X-Men – Marvel Comics
20) Magik – Marvel Comics
21) Batman Dark Patterns – DC Comics
22) Justice League Unlimited – DC Comics
23) Ultimate X-Men – Marvel Comics
24) Batman and Robin Year One – DC Comics
25) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – IDW Publishing

Walt's Commentary

It's still… Ultimate vs. Absolute, and not much else cracks the Top 10. That said, it’s wild (and kind of awesome) to see such an experimental title like Absolute Martian Manhunter climbing that high. All in all, DC must be very happy with the 2nd wave of Absolute titles — We def. are! :)

The main Batman book, which has never been a huge seller for us, suddenly becomes the best-selling in-continuity title from the Big Two. Turns out all it needed was a few legendary creators—and a sequel.

Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell (aka Old Man Matt) absolutely trounces the ongoing. With art by Steve McNiven this good, who could resist?

And in the X-corner, Magik takes the crown as the most consistent and well-received spin-off—critics and readers agree on this one.

Marvel's been struggling to land big hits outside of Ultimate Wolverine lately. Here’s hoping the House of Ideas finds a little more spark in Q3 2025.

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