As we've done in years past (based on posts from other retailers like Brian Hibbs from Comix Experience), here's our list of the top 100 comics at Challengers in 2014. This list is based on the number of copies each title sold, with the higher priced book being listed first in the case of a tie. This isn't likely to lead to as long a discussion as the top graphic novels did (there are a few of titles that chart almost a dozen times each), but I'm sure we'll find a few minutes to discuss it on an upcoming episode of Contest of Challengers. Meanwhile, let us know what you think of the list in the comments.

As we've done in years past (based on posts from other retailers like Brian Hibbs from Comix Experience), here's our list of the top 100 graphic novels at Challengers in 2014. This list is based on the number of copies each title sold, with the higher priced book being listed first in the case of a tie. I'm sure we'll be discussing this list on an upcoming episode of Contest of Challengers, so keep an eye or ear or whatever open for that in the coming week. Otherwise, feel free to discuss things in the comments down below!

We talk a lot on our podcast about how our ordering (and sales) never seem to line up with the rest of the comics industry. We hear anecdotes about a title having unimpressive sales for a publisher, but we can't seem to keep it in stock. Alternately, we'll see a book go back to press multiple times to meet nationwide demand, but the handful of copies we ordered go unsold. But, are we that different of a store? Do we line up with prevailing trends on anything? After months (years) of wondering, we decided to crunch some numbers and see how we match up with the comics industry on the top-selling 150 comics for March 2014.