Top Manga Sold in the US: October 2021

The Manga sales chart for the month of October in the US welcomed 8 new releases with most major titles making the list as Chainsaw Man Volume 7 led the chart. Attack on Titan‘s final and 34th volume performed splendidly in the short span of time to amass a great number of copies sold. Kimetsu no Yaiba and My Hero Academia are still heavily present on the chart. Other new releases not to be missed are Number 10’s Toilet-bound Hanako-kun Volume 10 and Komi Can’t Communicate Volume 15 at Number 17.

It is thanks to the wonderful people over at ICv2 and Publishers Weekly that we get to see these charts on a monthly basis, so be sure to head over to their sites here (ICv2) and here (Publishers Weekly) and show tonnes of love! All the data you find below is accessible via the two sites right here (ICv2) and here (Publishers Weekly). For those of you interested in getting more data you can subscribe to the two’s services by following these links: ICv2 and Publishers Weekly. Note that this site is not sponsored by any of the two. In addition, if you prefer Google charts, I have left the charts to their respective titles all the way down below.

Top 20 Manga Sold in the U.S. (October 3 – October 30) by ICv2

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As for copies sold, Chainsaw Man saw strong sales for its 7th volume within its first 26 days of sales at 38,883 copies sold. This is significantly better than sales made for Volume 4 which also saw the same number of days of sales when charted. Also, it is a decent improvement from Volume 5 which had 33 days of sales. However, Volume 6 would have had more copies sold if it were charted with the same number of days. Copies sold for Volume 6 appeared lower due to its shorter 19 days of sales.

As mentioned above, Attack on Titan Volume 34 did considerably well taking into account its short 12 days of sales. Copies sold are at a very good 38,714 copies sold. Note that it last made its debut back with Volume 33 at 23,550 copies sold in its first 26 days. As such, Volume 34 saw quite the major bump in number of copies sold debut-to-debut.

Jujutsu Kaisen Volume 12 is 3rd at 29,827 copies sold. Though it appears to have tanked from Volume 11 as copies sold have fallen sharply. Note that Volume 11 only had 19 days of sales. It is still unknown whether this is amid the supply issue the US is facing at the moment, however that could make a strong case. Nevertheless, the amount of copies sold still fared better than Volume 9 which had 26 days of sales. Volume 10 had 33 days of sales, hence the higher number of copies sold.

Spy x Family Volume 6 on the other hand, faced better copies sold debut-to-debut with its 4th volume which with the same number of days of sales accumulated 12,272 copies in the month of its release. Volume 6 saw 22.34% higher copies sold than the volume at 15,802 copies. Volume 5 was at 18,653 copies in its first 33 days. Note that the title is set to receive an Anime adaptation which will be produced in collaboration between Wit Studio and CloverWorks. Do check out its trailer below if you missed it!

Then, head over to Number 7 and you will find Wotakoi’s 5th volume at quite a good 15,804 copies sold in its first 26 days. Then at Number 9 is One-punch Man’s 23rd volume at 13,356 copies sold in 26 days.

Top 9 Manga Sold in the U.S. (Four-week Period October 3 – October 30) by Publishers Weekly

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Sources: ICv2; Publishers Weekly

Google Chart(s):
CHAINSAW MAN
JUJUTSU KAISEN
SPY X FAMILY

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