Ben ten number one crushes it: eighty-two thousand copies sold out and second printing

Published on May 15, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

Dynamite has achieved a milestone with the return of Ben 10. The first issue, released under the publisher's label, has sold out its initial print run of over 82,000 copies. The momentum has been driven by nostalgia from 80s fans and the work of the original series co-creator, Joe Casey. Demand has been so high that the publisher is already preparing a second printing with covers by Robert Carey.

Description (80-120 characters): Vibrant cover of Ben 10 with the Omnitrix watch glowing, surrounded by stacks of comics and the text '82,000 copies sold out'.

The technical process behind the stock sellout 🛠️

The logistics of this reissue are a case study. Dynamite applied a conservative initial print run to gauge real market interest, but the response exceeded forecasts. The second printing requires coordinating presses, paper, and distribution in record time, something the publisher has achieved by prioritizing the supply chain. Additionally, Carey's covers add collectible value, forcing quality control checks to be doubled during the printing process.

And I thought the Omnitrix was the only thing that ran out 😂

Turns out it's not just Ben's magic watch that runs out of juice. The first print run vanished faster than an alien in stealth mode. The funny thing is, while fans are fighting over a copy, speculators are already selling the issue for a premium on eBay. Good thing Dynamite has announced the reprint, because otherwise, we'd have to time travel to get one.