From DC’s October solicits:
TALES OF THE SINESTRO CORPS PRESENTS: THE ANTI-MONITOR #1
Written by Geoff Johns & Sterling Gates
Art by Pete Woods & Jerry Ordway
He nearly destroyed the universe. He has a bloody track record with the Flash family. And he frightens even Superman. He is the Anti-Monitor, the most powerful evil in the DC Universe, and this special one-shot reveals what his future holds! Plus, witness another horrifying Tale of the Sinestro Corps: “Fear is a Baby’s Cry”!
On sale October 24 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

These are the bestselling graphic novels for Speeding Bullet Comics for the first half of 2006. “Marvel Zombies” sells and sells; so far, the appetite for this hasn’t been sated. “300″ has a strong showing on the basis of the film interest.
“Kingdom Come” is a perennial seller for DC, maybe helped by Alex Ross’ “Justice.” “Serenity” moves copies perhaps based on “Buffy” fans checking it out. “Sasquatch” features the name and art of Dead@17’s Josh Howard, as well as a host of other artists, including locals Mario Wytch and Mykal Adyms. “Scott Pilgrim” is a staff favorite.
“The Walking Dead” is Image’s most consistent title, and may be getting added exposure by writer Robert Kirkman’s work on “Marvel Zombies.” The second “DMZ” volume takes a spot on the strength of Brian Wood fans and the Vertigo brand.
“Mouse Guard” has been a sales juggernaut, a sleeper fantasy series that took off beyond anyone’s expectations with a strong story and outstanding art. And “Civil War” contines to sell in trade format, as repercussions ripple throughout the Marvel line.

1. Marvel Zombies HC
2. 300 HC
3. Kingdom Come TP
4. Serenity: Those Left Behind TP
5. Josh Howard Presents: Sasquatch TP
6. Scott Pilgrim Vol. 1: Scott Pilgrim’s Precious Little Life
7. The Walking Dead Vol. 6: This Sorrowful Life TP
8. DMZ Vol 2: Body of a Journalist
9. Mouse Guard Vol. 1: Fall 1152 HC
10. Civil War TP