Have Marvel comic book sales increased?

Yes, they have. Comic book movies often generate more interest in the source material, leading to increased book sales.

Yes, they have. The demand for comic books has gone up, especially for rare and classic editions, driving the values higher.

Marvel's comic book sales have been quite strong recently. Many popular titles and storylines have drawn in a large number of readers.

Yes, they do. Many comic book stores have sales from time to time to attract customers and clear out inventory.

Comic book movies can have a positive impact on comic sales. They introduce the characters and storylines to a wider audience, who then might want to explore the comics. However, it's not always a straightforward increase; factors like the quality of the movie and the existing fan base also play a role.

The sales of Captain Marvel comics have been decent. They've had their ups and downs depending on storylines and marketing.

Yes, they seem to be. There's been a noticeable decrease in sales over the past few years.

The sales for 'Faith' comic books are decent. They have a moderate fan following.

Yes, comic book sales have declined. This could be due to various reasons like the rise of digital media and changing consumer interests.

Well, generally speaking, it depends on the popularity of the novel. If a novel is a best - seller and has a wide readership, the comic book based on it has a good chance of high sales. Take 'Harry Potter' as an example. The comic book versions attracted not only the original novel fans but also new comic book enthusiasts. They often sold out quickly when released. However, not all novels - based comic books are successful. If the adaptation is not done well, or the marketing is poor, the sales can be dismal.