List of comics based on television programs
Appearance
This is an incomplete list of comics based on television programs. Often a television program becomes successful, popular or attains cult status and the franchise produces spin-offs that often include comics.
A number of companies specialise in licensed properties, including Gold Key Comics, Dark Horse Comics, Titan Books and Dynamite Entertainment. With the bigger series the license can often pass to a number of companies over the history of the title.
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24 | 24: One Shot | 1 issue | One-shot | July 2004 | J. C. Vaughan, Mark L. Haynes | IDW Publishing | ||
24 Stories | 1 issue | One-shot | January 2005 | |||||
24: Midnight Sun | 1 issue | One-shot | July 2005 | |||||
24: Nightfall | 5 issues | Limited series | November 2006—March 2007 | Paperback: 1600100899/978-1600100895 | ||||
24: Cold Warriors | 1 issue | One-shot | February 2008 | Beau Smith |
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24: Underground | 5 issues | Limited series | April—August 2014 | Ed Brisson | Paperback: 1631400541/978-1631400544 | |||
24: Legacy - Rules of Engagement | 5 issues | Limited series | April—August 2017 | Christopher Farnsworth | Paperback: 1684050391/978-1684050390 | |||
77 Sunset Strip | Four Color (series 2) #1066, #1106, #1159, #1211, #1263, #1291 | 6 issues | One-shot | January 1959-March 1960,[1] June-August 1960,[2] January-February 1961,[3] September-November 1961,[4] December 1961-February 1962,[5] March-May 1962[6] | Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
77 Sunset Strip (series 1) #01-742-209 | 1 issue | July-September 1962[7] | ? | ![]() | ||||
77 Sunset Strip (series 2)[8] | 2 issues | Ongoing series | November 1962 – February 1963 | ? | Gold Key Comics | ![]() |
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Adam-12 | Adam-12 | 10 issues | Ongoing series | December 1973 – February 1976 | ? | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
The Addams Family (1973) | The Addams Family | 3 issues | Ongoing series | October 1974 – April 1975 | ? | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
Adventure Time | Adventure Time | Ongoing series | February 2012 – April 2018 | Boom! Studios | ||||
Adventure Time: Banana Guard Academy | 6 issues | Limited series | July 2014 – December 2014 | Kent Osborne, Dylan Haggerty | ||||
Adventure Time/Regular Show | 6 issues | Limited series | August 2017 – January 2018 | Conor McCreery | Crossover with Regular Show. | |||
Adventure Time: Beginning of the End | 3 issues | Limited series | May – July 2018 | Ted Anderson | ||||
Adventure Time: Season 11 | 6 issues | Limited series | October 2018 – May 2019 | Sonny Liew, Ted Anderson | ||||
Adventures in Paradise | Four Color (series 2) #1301 | 1 issue | One-shot | February-April 1962[9] | Lionel Ziprin | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
The Adventures of Puss in Boots | The Adventures of Puss in Boots | 4 issues | Limited series | May – August 2016 | Christopher Cooper, Max Davidson, Alex Matthews | Titan Comics | ||
The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends | Four Color (series 2) #1128, #1152, #1166, #1275, #1311: "Rocky and His Friends" | 5 issues | One-shot | August-October 1960,[10] December 1960-February 1961,[11] March-May 1961,[12] December 1961-February 1962,[13] March-July 1962[14] | Al Kilgore | Dell Comics | ||
Four Color (series 2) #1270: "Bullwinkle and Rocky" | 1 issue | One-shot | March-May 1962[15] | |||||
Rocky and His Fiendish Friends | 5 issues | Ongoing series | October 1962 – September 1963 | Gold Key Comics | ||||
Fractured Fairy Tales | 1 issue | One-shot | October 1962[16] | |||||
Bullwinkle #01-090-209 | 1 issue | One-shot | July-September 1962[17] | Dell Comics | ||||
Bullwinkle | 25 issues | Ongoing series | November 1962 – February 1963; April 1972 – February 1980 | Gold Key Comics | Retitled Bullwinkle and Rocky from #3, the later issues consisted of reprints previous issues starting from the aforementioned #3 up to #25, the last issue. | |||
Bullwinkle and Rocky (1970) | 7 issues | Ongoing series | July 1970 – July 1971 | ? | Charlton Comics | |||
Blackthorne 3-D Series #18: "Bullwinkle and Rocky 3-D"[18] | 1 issue | One-shot | March 1987 | John Stephenson, Shel Dorf, June Foray | Blackthorne Publishing | Originally published in anaglyph 3D. | ||
Blackthorne 3-D Series #50: "Bullwinkle for President in 3-D"[19] | 1 issue | One-shot | Fall 1988 | John Stephenson | Blackthorne Publishing | Originally published in anaglyph 3D. | ||
Bullwinkle and Rocky (1987) | 9 issues | Ongoing series | November 1987 – March 1989 | Dave Manak | Star Comics | |||
Rocky and Bullwinkle | 4 issues | Limited series | March – June 2014 | Mark Evanier | IDW Publishing | |||
The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show | 3 issues | Limited series | 2017 – September 2018 | Todd Livingston and Al Kilgore | American Mythology Productions | |||
Rocky and Bullwinkle — As Seen on TV | 3 issues | Limited series | 2019 – March 2020 | Todd Livingston, Todd Clark, Al Clark, Al Kilgore | ||||
The Adventures of Sir Lancelot | Four Color (series 2) #775: "Sir Lancelot and Brian" | 1 issue | One-shot | March 1957[20] | ? | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
The Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers | Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers | 5 issues | Ongoing series | June – September 1988 | Marvel UK | ![]() | ||
The A-Team | The A-Team | 3 issues | Limited series | March – May 1984 | Jim Salicrup, Alan Kupperberg | Marvel Comics | ![]() | |
Æon Flux | Æon Flux | 4 issues | Limited series | October 2005 – January 2006 | Mike Kennedy | Dark Horse Comics | ||
Aggretsuko | Aggretsuko | 6 issues | Limited series | February – September 2020 | Daniel Barnes | Oni Press | ||
Aggretsuko: Meet Her Friends | 3 issues | Limited series | Cat Farris, Arielle Jovellanos, James Asmus | November 2020 – January 2021 | ||||
Aggretsuko: Meet Her World | 3 issues | Limited series | Molly Muldoon, Annie Griggs, Danielle Radford | April – June 2021 | ||||
Aggretsuko Super Fun Special | 1 issue | One-shot | Brenda Hickey, Josh Tierney, Shadia Amin | October 2021 | ||||
Aggretsuko: Out of Office | 4 issues | Limited series | Brenda Hickey | November 2021 – April 2022 | ||||
Aggretsuko: Out to Lunch | 4 issues | Limited series | Josh Trujillo | August – November 2022 | ||||
ALF | ALF | 50 issues | Ongoing series | March 1988 – February 1992 | Michael Gallagher | Marvel Comics | ||
Alien Nation | Alien Nation Television Special: The Lost Episode | 1 issue | One-shot | 1992 | Malibu Comics | ![]() | ||
Alvin and the Chipmunks (1983) | Alvin and the Chipmunks | 5 issues | Ongoing series | July 1992 – May 1994 | Harvey Comics | ![]() | ||
The Alvin Show | Alvin | 28 issues | Ongoing series | October-December 1962 – October 1973 | ? | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan | The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan | 4 issues | Ongoing series | May 1973 – February 1974 | Mark Evanier | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
The Amazing World of Gumball | The Amazing World of Gumball | 8 issues | Limited series | June 2014 – March 2015 | Frank Gibson, Kevin Panetta, Tyson Hesse | Boom! Studios | ||
The Andy Griffith Show | Four Color (series 2) #1252, #1341: "Andy Griffith" | 2 issues | One-shot | January-March 1962,[21] April-June 1962[22] | Don Segall | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Angel (1999) | ||||||||
Animaniacs | Animaniacs Christmas Special | 1 issue | One-shot | December 1994 | DC Comics | ![]() | ||
Animaniacs | 59 issues | Ongoing series | March 1995 – April 2000 | Amy Weingartner, Bobbi JG Weiss, Dave King, John Walker, Dana Kurtin, Dan Slott, Jesse Leon McCann, Jennifer Moore, Sean Carolan, Gary Glasberg, Mark McKain, Bill Matheny, Michael Dare, Jeff Suess, Matt Wayne, Joe Edkin, Frank Strom, Chuck Kim, Neal Sternecky | DC Comics | Retitled Animaniacs – Featuring Pinky and the Brain from #43. | ![]() | |
Animaniacs: Welcome to Emergency World | 1 issue | Promotion | 1995 | Bobbi Weiss; David Cody Weiss | Warner Bros. Worldwide Publishing | Give-away promotional comic published for American Red Cross.[23] | ![]() | |
Annie Oakley | Four Color (series 2) #438, #481, #575: "Annie Oakley" | 3 issues | One-shot | December 1952,[24] July 1953,[25] August 1954[26] | Philip Evans | Dell Comics | Retitled Annie Oakley and Tagg from the second installment of the series; the first issue incidentally predates the TV series by 14 months and establishes familiar elements including the debut of Tagg, Annie's young brother who was a recurring main character in the series. | ![]() |
Annie Oakley and Tagg (series 1) #4–18 | 15 issue | Ongoing series | July-September 1955 – January-March 1959 | Philip Evans, Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer | ![]() | |||
Annie Oakley and Tagg (series 2) | 1 issue | One-shot | July 1965[27] | ? | Gold Key Comics | Reprints five stories issues #11, #12, #15, and #18 from the Dell series. | ![]() | |
The Aquanauts | Four Color (series 2) #1197 | 1 issue | One-shot | May-July 1961[28] | ? | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
The Archie Show | Archie's TV Laugh-Out | 106 issues | Ongoing series | December 1969 – February 1986 | Archie Comics | |||
Astro Boy | Astro Boy (1965) | 1 issue | One-shot | August 1965 | ? | Gold Key Comics | First story adapted from the episode "Gadem" ("Gangor the Monster") from the 1963 TV series.[29] | ![]() |
The Original Astro Boy | 20 issues | Ongoing series | September 1987 – June 1989 | Mike Dimpsey | Now Comics | Based mostly on the 1963 TV series, but later featuring elements from the 1980 TV series. | ![]() | |
The Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel Show | Atom Ant | 1 issue | One-shot | January 1966 | ? | Gold Key Comics | The comic features three Atom Ant stories: "Up and at 'Em", "On with the Game" and one story untitled. The other two stories guest-featured characters from the same show, "Out-Foxed by a Pooch" with Precious Pupp and "Open Season on Salesmen" with the Hillbilly Bears.[30] | |
Secret Squirrel | 1 issue | One-shot | October 1966 | ? | The comic features six Secret Squirrel stories. The other two stories guest-featured characters from the same show, "Seeing Double" with Squiddly Diddly and an untitled story with Winsome Witch.[31] | ![]() | ||
Secret Squirrel Kite Fun Book | 1 issue | Minicomic | 1966 | ? | Western Publishing | Reddy Kilowatt, Inc. premium.[32] | ![]() | |
Hanna-Barbera Presents #1 | 1 issue | One-shot | November 1995 | Earl Kress | Archie Comics | The comic features two stories for one of each: "I Spied a Spider" with Atom Ant and "Thunderbell" with Secret Squirrel. The third and final story "Blow Little Blowfish, Blow" is a crossover with both characters.[33] | ![]() | |
Cartoon Network Presents #20 | 1 issue | One-shot | Terry Collins, Michael Eury | DC Comics | April 1999 | "The Duplicate Dilemma" is a Secret Squirrel and Morocco Mole story, "Dietbolical" is an Atom Ant story. | ![]() | |
Avatar: The Last Airbender | ||||||||
The Avengers | John Steed Emma Peel | 1 issue | One-shot | November 1968 | ? | Gold Key Comics | The comic features reprints of two stories from #756–760 ("The Roman Invasion") and #761–766 ("The Mirage Maker") of the British magazine TV Comic.[34] | ![]() |
Steed and Mrs. Peel (1990) | 3 issues | Limited series | December 1990 – April 1992 | Grant Morrison | Eclipse Comics |
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Steed and Mrs. Peel (2012) | 6 issues | Limited series | January – June 2012 | Grant Morrison, Anne Caufield | Boom! Studios | |||
Steed and Mrs. Peel (2013) | 12 issues | Ongoing series | August 2012 – July 2013 | Mark Waid, Caleb Monroe |
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Steed and Mrs Peel: We're Needed | 3 issues | July – September 2014 | Limited series | Ian Edginton | ||||
Batman '66 Meets Steed and Mrs Peel | 6 issues | Limited series | September 2016 – February 2017 | Ian Edginton | DC Comics, Boom! Studios | Crossover with Batman '66. |
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Babylon 5 | Babylon 5 | 11 issues | Ongoing series | January – December 1995 | J. Michael Straczynski, Mark Moretti, Tim DeHaas, David Gerrold | DC Comics | ||
Bachelor Father | Four Color (series 2) #1332[35] | 2 issues | One-shot | April-June 1962 | ? | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Bachelor Father #2[36] | Ongoing series (planned) | John Stanley | September-November 1962 | ![]() | ||||
Back to the Future | Back to the Future Special[37] | 1 issue | One-shot | 1991 | Dwayne McDuffie | Harvey Comics | Give-away at Universal Studios Florida; main feature story, "The Gang's All Here!", reprinted from Issue #1 proper.[38] | ![]() |
Back to the Future (series 1)[39] | 4 issues | Ongoing series | November 1991 – June 1992 | All stories, except the first issue, are adaptations of select episodes from the series; Issue #2 adapts episode 3,[40] Issue #3 adapts episode 5[41] and Issue #4 adapts episode 12.[42] | ![]() | |||
Back to the Future (series 2)[43] | 3 issues | Limited series | October 1992 – January 1993 | ![]() | ||||
The Banana Splits | The Banana Splits[44] | 8 issues | Ongoing series | January 1970 – October 1971 | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | ||
Suicide Squad/Banana Splits Special #1 | 1 issue | One-shot | May 2017 | Antony Bedard, Mark Russell | DC Comics | Crossover with DC's Suicide Squad; part of the DC Meets Hanna-Barbera comic book line. | ||
Bat Masterson | Four Color (series 2) #1013[45] | 9 issues | One-shot | August-October 1959 | Gaylord DuBois | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Bat Masterson #2—9[46] | Ongoing series | February-April 1960 – November 1961-January 1962 | ![]() | |||||
Batman | Batman '66 | 30 issues | Ongoing series | September 2013 – February 2016 | Jeff Parker, Tom Peyer, Art Baltazar, Franco, Gabe Soria, Rob Williams, Mike W. Barr, Ray Fawkes, Lee Allred | DC Comics | ||
Batman '66 Meets the Green Hornet | 6 issues | Limited series | August 2014 – January 2015 | Kevin Smith, Ralph Garman | DC Comics, Dynamite Entertainment | Crossover with The Green Hornet. | ||
Batman '66: The Lost Episode | 1 issue | One-shot | January 2015 | Harlan Ellison, Len Wein | DC Comics | |||
Batman '66 Meets the Man from U.N.C.L.E. | 6 issues | Limited series | February – July 2016 | Jeff Parker | DC Comics, Dynamite Entertainment | Crossover with The Man from U.N.C.L.E.. | ||
Batman '66 Meets Steed and Mrs Peel | 6 issues | Limited series | September 2016 – February 2017 | Ian Edginton | DC Comics, Boom! Studios | Crossover with The Avengers. | ||
Batman '66 Meets Wonder Woman '77 | 6 issues | Limited series | March – August 2017 | Jeff Parker, Marc Andreyko | DC Comics | Crossover with Wonder Woman. | ||
Batman '66 Meets the Legion of Super Heroes | 1 issue | One-shot | September 2017 | Lee Allred | Crossover with the Legion of Super-Heroes. | |||
Archie Meets Batman '66 | 6 issues | Limited series | September 2018 – March 2019 | Michael Moreci, Jeff Parker | DC Comics, Archie Comics | Crossover with Archie. | ||
The Batman | The Batman Strikes! | 50 issues | Ongoing series | November 2004 – December 2008 | Bill Matheny, J. Torres, Matt Manning, Jai Nitz, Scott Beatty, Russell Lissau, Josh Elder, Stephen Nilson, James Peaty | DC Comics | ||
Batman: The Animated Series | The Batman Adventures | 36 issues | Ongoing series | October 1992 – October 1995 | Kelly Puckett, Martin Pasko, Michael Reeves, Alan Grant, Dan Raspler, Ty Templeton | DC Comics | ||
The Batman Adventures: Mad Love | 1 issues | One-shot | February 1994 | Paul Dini | Later adapted into episode 24 of The New Batman Adventures (aired January 16, 1999). | |||
The Batman and Robin Adventures | 25 issues | Ongoing series | November 1995 – December 1997 | Paul Dini, Ty Templeton, Kelley Puckett | ||||
The Batman Adventures: The Lost Years | 5 issues | Limited series | January – May 1998 | Hilary J. Bader | ||||
Batman: Gotham Adventures | 60 issues | Ongoing series | June 1998 – July 2002 | Ty Templeton, Kelley Puckett, Scott Peterson, Chuck Dixon, Ed Brubaker, Tim Levins, Jason Hall, Dan Slott | Based on the sequel series The New Batman Adventures (1997–1999). | |||
Batman: The Adventures Continue | 8 issues | Limited series | August 2020 – March 2021 | Paul Dini, Alan Burnett | ||||
Batman: The Adventures Continue Season Two | 7 issues | Limited series | August 2021 – February 2022 | |||||
Batman: The Adventures Continue Season Three | 7 issues | Limited series | March – December 2023 | |||||
Batman: The Brave and the Bold (comics) | Batman: The Brave and the Bold | 22 issues | Ongoing series | March 2009 – December 2010 | Matt Wayne, J. Torres, Landry Walker, Sholly Fisch, Adam Schlagman, Bob Greenberger | DC Comics | ||
The All New! Batman: The Brave and the Bold | 16 issues | Ongoing series | January 2011 – April 2012 | Sholly Fisch | ||||
Battle of the Planets (comics) | Battle of the Planets (1979)[47] | 10 issues | Ongoing series | June 1979 – December 1980 | Gary Poole, Bob Langhans, Charlie Seeger | Gold Key Comics, Whitman Publishing | ||
Battle of the Planets (2002)[48] | 13 issues | Ongoing series | August 2002 – September 2003 | Munier Sharrieff | Top Cow Productions, Image Comics | |||
Battle of the Planets/Witchblade[49] | 1 issue | One-shot | February 2003 | Crossover with Witchblade. | ||||
Battle of the Planets/ThunderCats[50] | 1 issue | One-shot | May 2003 | Crossover with ThunderCats, followed by the similarly titled ThunderCats/Battle of the Planets from DC Comics in July 2003. | ||||
Battle of the Planets: Mark[51] | 1 issue | One-shot | May 2003 | |||||
Battle of the Planets: Jason[52] | 1 issue | One-shot | July 2003 | |||||
Battle of the Planets Manga[53] | 3 issues | Limited series | November 2003 – January 2004 | David Wohl | Top Cow Productions | |||
Battle of the Planets: Princess[54] | 6 issues | Limited series | November 2004 – May 2005 | Top Cow Productions, Image Comics | ||||
Battlestar Galactica (1978) (comics) | Marvel Comics Super Special #8[55] | 1 issue | Magazine | January 1979 | Roger McKenzie | Marvel Comics | Adaptation of the pilot TV film. | |
Battlestar Galactica (1979)[56] | 23 issues | Ongoing series | March 1979 – January 1981 | Roger McKenzie, Bill Mantlo, Walt Simonson | ||||
Battlestar Galactica: Apollo's Journey | 3 issues | Limited series | April 1995 | Richard Hatch | Maximum Press | |||
Battlestar Galactica: War of Eden | 4 issues | Limited series | July – November 1995 | Rob Liefeld, Robert Napton | ||||
Battlestar Galactica: The Enemy Within | 3 issues | Limited series | November 1995 – February 1996 | Rob Liefeld, Robert Napton, Greg Aronowitz | ||||
Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck | 3 issues | Limited series | December 1995 – March 1996 | Rob Liefeld, Robert Napton | ||||
Battlestar Galactica: Journey's End | 4 issues | Limited series | August – November 1996 | |||||
Battlestar Galactica: Special Edition | 1 issue | Chris Scalf | January 1997 | |||||
Battlestar Galactica (1997) | 5 issues | Ongoing series | December 1997 – June 1998 | James A. Kuhoric, Chris Scalf | Realm Press | |||
Battlestar Galactica: Search for Sanctuary[57] | 1 issue | September 1998 | ![]() | |||||
Battlestar Galactica: Search for Sanctuary Special Edition[58] | 1 issue | April 2000 | ![]() | |||||
Battlestar Galactica Special Edition: Centurion Prime | 1 issue | James A. Kuhoric | March 1999 | |||||
Battlestar Galactica: Season III[59] | 3 issues | Limited series | June – September 1999 | James A. Kuhoric, Chris Scalf | ||||
Galactica: The New Millennium[60] | 1 issue | Ongoing series (planned) | September 1999 | Jim Shooter, Scott Braden, James A. Kuhoric | Planned ongoing series cancelled after first issue. | |||
Battlestar Galactica: Eve of Destruction Prelude | 1 issue | One-shot | December 1999 | Vaughn & Busch | ||||
Battlestar Galactica: Gallery Special | 1 issue | April 2000 | ||||||
Battlestar Galactica Classic (volume 1) | 5 issues | Limited series | October 2006 – March 2007 | Rick Remender | Dynamite Entertainment | |||
Battlestar Galactica: Cylon Apocalypse | 4 issues | Limited series | March – June 2007 | Javier Grillo-Marxuach | ||||
Galactica 1980 | 4 issues | Limited series | September 2009 – January 2010 | Marc Guggenheim | Reimagined alternate telling based on the eponymous sequel series. |
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Battlestar Galactica (volume 2) | 12 issues | Limited series | May 2013 – June 2014 l | Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning | ||||
Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck | 4 issues | Limited series | 2013 – 2014 | Tony Lee | ||||
Li'l Battlestar Galactica | 1 issue | One-shot | January 2014 | Art Baltazar, Franco | Part of the Li'l Dynamites series of one-shots, featuring super deformed versions of licensed properties. | |||
Battlestar Galactica Annual | 1 issue | Annual, one-shot | Robert Napton | April 2014 | ||||
Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 | 4 issues | Limited series | August – November 2014 | Tony Lee | Parody reimagining of the 1978 series with a steampunk theme. | |||
Battlestar Galactica: Death of Apollo | 6 issues | Limited series | December 2014 – May 2015 | Dan Abnett | ||||
Battlestar Galactica (volume 3) | 5 issues | Limited series | August – December 2016 | Cullen Bunn | ||||
Battlestar Galactica vs. Battlestar Galactica[61] | 6 issues | Limited series | January – June 2018 | Peter David | Crossover of the 1978 and 2004 series. | Paperback: 1524107204 / 9781524107208 | ||
Battlestar Galactica Classic (volume 2) | 6 issues | Limited series | October 2018 – May 2019 | John Jackson Miller | ||||
Battlestar Galactica (2004) (comics) | Battlestar Galactica (volume 1) | 13 issues | Ongoing series | June 2006 – July 2007 | Greg Pak | Dynamite Entertainment | ||
Battlestar Galactica: Zarek | 4 issues | Limited series | December 2006 – April 2007 | Brandon Jerwa | ||||
Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero | 12 issues | Limited series | August 2007 – August 2008 | |||||
Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus | 1 issue | One-shot | November 2007 | |||||
Battlestar Galactica: Origins | 11 issues | Limited series | December 2007 – October 2008 | Seamus Kevin Fahey, Clay Carmouche, Robert Napton | ||||
Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts | #4 issues | Limited series | October 2008 – January 2009 | Brandon Jerwa | ||||
Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War | 4 issues | Limited series | January – April 2009 | Eric Nylund, Joshua Ortega | ||||
Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five | #1—4 issues | Limited series | Seamus Kevin Fahey, David Reed | April – July 2009 | ||||
Battlestar Galactica: Six | 5 issues | Limited series | April 2014 – May 2015 | J. T. Krul | ||||
Battlestar Galactica: Gods and Monsters | 5 issues | Limited series | 2016 – 2017 | Karl Kesel | ||||
Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command | 5 issues | Limited series | February – June 2019 | Michael Moreci | ||||
Beany and Cecil | Four Color (series 2) #368, #414, #448, #477, #530, #570, #635: "Bob Clampett's Beany and Cecil" | 7 issues | One-shot | January 1952, August 1952, January 1953, June 1953, January 1954, July 1954, June 1955 | Dell Comics | All seven issues related to the original series Time for Beany. | ||
Beany and Cecil | 5 issues | Ongoing series | July 1962 – September 1963 | Don Segall, Willie Ito | ![]() | |||
Beauty and the Beast[62] | Beauty and the Beast | 6 issues | Ongoing series | May – October 1993 | David Campiti, Karen May, Cynthy J. Wood, Paula Vitaris, Peter Formaini | Innovation Publishing | ![]() | |
Beavis and Butt-Head | Beavis and Butt-Head[63] | 28 issues | Ongoing series | March 1994 – June 1996 | Mike Lackey, Sam Johnson, Chris Marcil, Barry Dutter, Guy Maxtone-Graham, Don London, Glenn Herdling | Marvel Comics | ||
Beetlejuice | Beetlejuice #1[64] | 3 issues | One-shot | October 1991 | Angelo DeCesare | Harvey Comics | ![]() | |
Beetlejuice in the Netherworld #1[65] | One-shot | November 1991 | Michael Gallagher, Ernie Colon, Dave Manak | ![]() | ||||
Beetlejuice: Horror-Day Special! #1[66] | One-shot | February 1992 | Michael Gallagher | ![]() | ||||
Beetlejuice: Crimebusters on the Haunt[67][68] | 3 issues | Limited series | September – November 1992 | Angelo DeCesare | Main feature storyline titled "Elliot Mess and the Unwashables". | ![]() | ||
Ben 10 (2005) | Cartoon Network Action Pack! #2, #4, #6, #7, #9, #11, #12, #13, #14, #15, #16, #17, #18, #19, #20 | 15 issues | Ongoing series | August 2006, October 2006, December 2006, January 2007, March 2007, May 2007, June 2007, July 2007, August 2007, September 2007, October 2007, November 2007, December 2007, January 2008, February 2008 | DC Comics | Seventeen stories spanned in fifteen issues with two stories featured in issues #14 and #20; the following stories in order: "Ole!" (#2), "Fast Lane" (#4), "Snow Blind" (#6), "Fear Itself" (#7), "A Villain a Day" (#9), "Techno Zombies" (#11), "Barbershop Blues" (#12), "Blast from the Past" (#13), "Nemesis" (#14), "The Height of Heat" (#14), "Space Camp and Beyond" (#15), "Greasy Lightning" (#16), "Swimming with Sharks" (#17), "Monkey Business" (#18), "Eggs with Legs" (#19), "Intergalactic Spazz Club" (#20) and "Aqua Nut" (#20). | ||
Ben Casey | Ben Casey[69] | 10 issues | Ongoing series | June-July 1962 – June-August 1965 | Carl Memling, D.J. Arneson | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
The Beverly Hillbillies | The Beverly Hillbillies[70] | 21 issues | Ongoing series | April-June 1963 – October 1971 | ![]() | |||
Beware the Batman | Beware the Batman | 6 issues | Limited series | December 2013 – May 2014 | Ivan Cohen, Matthew K. Manning, Scott Beatty, Mike W. Barr | DC Comics | ||
Bewitched | Bewitched[71] | 14 issues | Ongoing series | April-June 1965 – October 1969 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
Big Bad Beetleborgs | Saban Powerhouse Special: "Power Rangers Turbo vs. Beetleborgs Metallix"[72] | 1 issue | Main story | May 1997 | Robert L. Washington III | Acclaim Comics, Valiant Comics | Crossover with Power Rangers Turbo. | ![]() |
Saban Powerhouse #2: "Convention Chaos!"[73] | 1 issue | Back-up story | October 1997 | Robert L. Washington III, John Herbert | Acclaim Comics | ![]() | ||
The Big O | The Big O THE ビッグオー (Za Biggu Ō) |
22 chapters | Serialized manga | July 1999 – October 2001 | Hitoshi Ariga | Kodansha | Serialized in Monthly Magazine Z. | Collected in 6 tankōbon volumes. |
The Big O: Lost Memory THE ビッグオー ロストメモリー (Za Biggu Ō Rosuto Memorī) |
10 chapters | Serialized manga | November 2002 – September 2003 | Collected in 2 tankōbon volumes. | ||||
The Big Valley | The Big Valley[74] | #1–6 issues | Ongoing series | June 1966 – October 1969 | Paul S. Newman | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Biker Mice from Mars | Biker Mice from Mars (US)[75] | 3 issues | Limited series | November 1993 – January 1994 | Rick Ungar, Bob Forward | Marvel Comics | ![]() | |
The Bionic Woman | The Bionic Woman (1977)[76] | 5 issues | Limited series | October 1977 – June 1978 | Joe Gill | Charlton Comics | ||
The Bionic Woman (2012) | 10 issues | Ongoing series | April 2012 – July 2013 | Paul Tobin | Dynamite Entertainment | |||
The Bionic Woman Season Four | 4 issues | Limited series | September – December 2014 | Brandon Jerwa | ||||
Blade Runner: Black Lotus | Blade Runner: Black Lotus | 4 issues | Limited series | September – December 2022 | Nancy A. Collins | Titan Comics | ||
Bob's Burgers | Bob's Burgers (series 1) | 5 issues | Limited series | August – December 2014 | Mike Olsen, Jeff Drake, Rachel Hastings, Justin Hook, Chad Brewster | Dynamite Entertainment | ||
Bob's Burgers (series 2) | 16 issues | Ongoing series | June 2015 – October 2016 | |||||
Bonanza | Four Color (series 2) #1110,[77] #1221,[78] #1283[79] | 3 issues | One-shots | June-August 1960, September-November 1961, February-April 1962 | Gaylord DuBois | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Bonanza (series 1) #207—210[80] | 2 issues | Ongoing series | May-July 1962 – August-October 1962 | ![]() | ||||
Bonanza (series 2)[81] | 37 issues | Ongoing series | December 1962 – August 1970 | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |||
Boots and Saddles | Four Color (series 2) #919,[82] #1029,[83] #1116[84] | 3 issues | One-shots | July 1958, September-November 1959, August-October 1960 | Paul S. Newman | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
The Brady Bunch | The Brady Bunch[85] | 2 issues | Ongoing series | February – May 1970 | ? | ![]() | ||
Brave Eagle | Four Color (series 2) #705,[86] #770,[87] #816,[88] #879,[89] #929[90] | 5 issues | One-shots | January 1956, June 1956, February 1957, July 1957, February 1958, August 1958 | ![]() | |||
BraveStarr | Blackthorne 3-D Series #27: "BraveStarr in 3-D"[91]—40[92] | 2 issues | Limited series | Fall 1987[93] – April 1988[94] | John Stephenson, Jack Herman, Tim Tobolski | Blackthorne Publishing | Published in anaglyph 3D. | ![]() |
Brickleberry | Brickleberry: Armoogeddon | 4 issues | Limited series | July – October 2016 | Waco O'Guin, Roger Black | Dynamite Entertainment | Paperback: 1524102563 / 9781524102562 | |
Broken Arrow | Four Color (series 2) #855,[95] #947[96] | 2 issues | One-shot | November 1957, November 1958 | Otto Binder | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
The Buccaneers (1956) | Four Color (series 2) #800[97] | 1 issue | One-shot | May 1957 | Leo Dorfman | ![]() | ||
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century | Buck Rogers in the 25th Century #2[98]—16[99] | 15 issues | Ongoing series | July 1979 – May 1982 | Paul S. Newman, Michael Teitelbaum, J. M. DeMatteis, B. S. Watson | Gold Key Comics | The first three issues were an adaptation of the pilot film;[100][101][102] the remaining twelve issues are original stories. | ![]() |
Buckskin | Four Color (series 2) #1011,[103] #1107[104] | 2 issues | One-shot | July-September 1959, June-August 1960 | Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Buffalo Bill, Jr. | Four Color (series 2) #673,[105] #742,[106] #766,[107] #798,[108] #828,[109] #856[110] | 6 issues | One-shot | January 1956, September 1956, February 1957, May 1957, August 1957, November 1957 | ? | ![]() | ||
Buffalo Bill, Jr. #7–13[111] | 7 issues | Ongoing series | February-April 1958 – August-October 1959 | Paul S. Newman, Gaylord DuBois | ![]() | |||
Buffy the Vampire Slayer | ||||||||
Burke's Law (1963) | Burke's Law[112] | 3 issues | Ongoing series | May 1964 – March 1965 | Paul S. Newman | Dell Comics | ![]() |
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Cain's Hundred | Cain's Hundred | 2 issues | Ongoing series | May – September 1962 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
Calvin and the Colonel | Four Color (series 2) #1354 | 2 issues | One-shot | April-June 1962[113] | Don Segall | Dell Comics | The final overall regular issue in the Dell Four Color comic series. | ![]() |
Calvin and the Colonel #2 | Ongoing series (planned) | July-September 1962[114] | ![]() | |||||
Camp Candy | Camp Candy | 6 issues | Limited series | Angelo DeCesare | Marvel Comics | May – October 1990 | ![]() | |
Camp Lazlo | Cartoon Network Block Party #25, #28, #29, #32, #34, #39, #40, | 17 issues | Comic story, ongoing series | November 2006, February 2007, March 2007, June 2007, August 2007, January 2008, February 2008, April 2008, May 2008, June 2008, August 2008, November 2008, December 2008, January 2009, February 2009, April 2009, September 2009 | Bobby London (#25, #28, #29, #43, #44, #50, #52), Robbie Bush (#32, #34, #39, #40), Jim Alexander (#42, #46, #49, #51, #59), Sam Agro (#54) | DC Comics | Seventeen self-contained stories spanning seventeen select issues, the following stories in order: "The Perfect Very Heavy Drizzle" (#25), "Survival of the Biggest" (#28), "Bullfrog Races" (#29), "Snake Lake" (#32), "The Three-Legged Race Monster!" (#34), "Underwear Overlords" (#39), "To Smell or Not to Smell" (#40), "2-Leg Shuffle" (#42), "Plane Talk" (#43), "Dirt-Devils" (#44), "Cardboard Raj" (#46), "Cap'n Spuds" (#49), "Honky Dory" (#50), "Vote Lazlo!" (#51), "I Spy Spiders" (#52), "Lake Monster Mash" (#54) and "Food Fight Frenzy!" (#59). | |
Camp Runamuck | Camp Runamuck | 1 issue | One-shot | April 1966[115] | ? | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels | Hanna-Barbera TV Stars #1: "The Shipping Magnet" | 1 issue | Comic story | August 1978 | Mark Evanier | Marvel Comics | ![]() | |
Cartoon Network Presents #29: "Neanderthal Nightmare" | 1 issue | Comic story | July 1999 | Terry Collins | DC Comics | ![]() | ||
Captain Kangaroo | Four Color (series 2) #721, #780, #872 | 3 issues | One-shot | September 1956,[116] March 1957,[117] January 1958[118] | ? | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Captain N: The Game Master | Captain N: The Game Master | 5 issues | Ongoing series | May – September 1990 | Mark McClellan, Bill Vallely, George Caragonne, Bryan D. Leys | Valiant Comics | ![]() | |
Captain Nice | Captain Nice | 1 issue | One-shot | November 1967[119] | ? | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
Captain Planet and the Planeteers | Captain Planet and the Planeteers | 12 issues | Ongoing series | October 1991 – October 1992 | Barry Dutter, Jim Salicrup, Pat Kelleher, Ian Rimmer, Simon Furman | Marvel Comics | ![]() | |
Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons | Lady Penelope #53–120: "The Angels" | 67 issues | Serial | City Magazines | January 21, 1967 – May 4, 1968 | |||
TV Century 21 #141–242: "Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons" | 101 issues | Serial | Angus Allan, Ron Embleton | Sep 30, 1967 – Sep 6, 1969 | ||||
Solo #19–30: "The Mark of the Mysterons" | 12 issues | Serial | July 24, 1967 – September 9, 1967 | |||||
Solo #30; TV Tornado #36, #46–58; TV Tornado and Solo #37–45: "The Mysterons" | 12 issues | Serial | September 16, 1967 – February 17, 1968 | |||||
Captain Video and His Video Rangers | Captain Video | 6 issues | Ongoing series | February – December 1951 | George Evans | Fawcett Comics | ![]() | |
Car 54, Where Are You? | Four Color (series 2) #1257[120] | 7 issues | One-shot | March-May 1962 | ? | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Car 54, Where Are You? #2–7[121] | Ongoing series | June-August 1962 – September-November 1963 | ? | ![]() | ||||
Care Bears | Care Bears (1985) | 20 issues | Ongoing series | November 1985 – January 1989 | Howard Post, Stan Kay, Laura Hitchcock, Michael Gallagher, Dave Polter, Angelo DeCesare | Star Comics | Though based on a greeting card IP overall, elements from the Nelvana TV series The Care Bears Family (i.e. the villains No Heart and Beastly) did start appearing from #11; a story in issue #13, "Ball Bearings", is a crossover with another American Greetings property Madballs. | ![]() |
Care Bears: Unlock the Magic | Care Bears: Unlock the Magic | 3 issues | Limited series | July – September 2019 | Matthew Erman, Nadia Shammas | IDW Publishing | ||
Carole & Tuesday | Carole & Tuesday | 24 chapters | Serialized manga | May 2, 2019 – July 2020 | Morito Yamataka | Kadokawa Shoten | Serialized in Young Ace. | Collected in 3 tankōbon volumes. |
Cartoon Network | Cartoon Network Presents | 24 issues | Ongoing series | August 1997 – August 1999 | DC Comics | |||
Cartoon Network Starring | 18 issues | Ongoing series | September 1999 – February 2001 | DC Comics | ||||
Cartoon Cartoons | 33 issues | Ongoing series | March 2001 – October 2004 | DC Comics | ||||
Cartoon Network: Block Party! | 59 issues | Ongoing series | November 2004 – December 2008 | DC Comics | ||||
Cartoon Network: Action Pack! | 67 issues | Ongoing series | July 2006 – August 2010 | DC Comics | ||||
Cartoon Network: Super Secret Crisis War! | 6 issues | Limited series | June – November 2014 | Louise Simonson | IDW Publishing | |||
Casey Jones | Four Color (series 2) #915 | 1 issue | One-shot | 1958 | Dell Comics | |||
Castle | Castle: A Calm Before Storm | 5 issues | Limited series | February – July 2013 | Peter David | Marvel Comics | ||
Castle: Deadly Storm | 1 volume | Graphic novel | September 2011 | Brain Michael Bendis, Kelly Sue DeConnick | Marvel Comics | |||
CB Bears | Hanna-Barbera TV Stars #1, #2, 4 | 3 issues | Comic story | Mark Evanier (all 3 issues) | Marvel Comics | August 1978, October 1978, February 1979 | Four self-contained stories based on three of the six regular segments from the series spaning three select issues: "Silent Knight" (#1) is a Shake, Rattle & Roll story, "The Great Cole Slaw Conspiracy" (#2) and "King of the Mountain" (#4) are both CB Bears stories and "The Seaside Sneak-Thief" (#2) is an Undercover Elephant story. | |
Challenge of the GoBots | Gobots Magazine | 4 issues | Magazine | January – September 1986 | Telepictures Publishing | ![]() | ||
Go-Bots | 5 issues | Limited series | November 2018 – March 2019 | Tom Scioli | IDW Publishing | |||
Charlie's Angels | Charlie's Angels: The Devil You Know | 5 issues | Limited series | June – October 2018 | John Layman | Dynamite Entertainment | ||
Charlie's Angels vs. the Bionic Woman | 4 issues | Limited series | July – October 2019 | Cameron Deordio | Crossover with The Bionic Woman. | |||
Charmed (comics) | Charmed: Season 9 | 25 issues | Limited series | June 2010 – October 2012 | Paul Ruditis, Raven Gregory | Zenescope Entertainment | ||
Charmed: Season 10 | 20 issues | Limited series | October 2014 – September 2016 | Constance M. Burge, Patrick Shand | ||||
Charmed | 5 issues | Limited series | October 2017 | Erica Schultz | Dynamite Entertainment | |||
Checkmate | Checkmate | 2 issues | Ongoing series | October – December 1962 | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | ||
Cheyenne | Four Color (series 2) #734, #772, #803 | 25 issues | One-shot | January 1956, February 1957, May 1957 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
Cheyenne #4–25 | Ongoing series | August-October 1957 – January 1962 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||||
Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers | Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers (1990) | 19 issues | Ongoing series | June 1990 – December 1991 | Disney Comics | |||
Disney Adventures (volume 1) #1, #5, #8, #10 | Comic story, ongoing series | August 1991 | Disney Publishing Worldwide | Self-contained stories spanning several issues, the following stories in order: "The Cheez-o Cheaters – Chapter One: The Robbery That Wasn't" (#1), "The Cheez-o Cheaters – Chapter Two: Vat's Enough" (#1), "Gone with the Breeze" (#5), "Home Wreckers" (#8), "Meaner Than a Junkyard Cat (#10). | ||||
Disney Adventures (volume 2) #4, #11 | Comic story, ongoing series | February 1992, September 1992 | Disney Publishing Worldwide | Self-contained stories spanning several issues, the following stories in order: "His Honor, Fat Cat" (#4), "Phantom of the Orpheum" (#11). | ||||
Disney Adventures (volume 4) | Comic story, ongoing series | January 1994 | Disney Publishing Worldwide | Self-contained stories spanning several issues, the following stories in order: "Blackout" (#3). | ||||
Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers (2010) | 8 issues | Limited series | September 2010 – May 2011 | Boom! Studios | ||||
The Chosen | The Chosen | 2 volumes | Graphic novels | November – December 2021 | Ryan Swanson, Tyler Thompson, Dallas Jenkins | Corvus Comics | ||
Chuck | Chuck | 6 issues | Limited series | August 2008 – January 2009 | Peter Johnson, Zev Barow, Scott Rosenbaum | WildStorm | ||
Cimarron Strip | Cimarron Strip | 1 issue | Ongoing series (planned) | January 1968 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
Circus Boy | Four Color (series 2) #759, #785, #813 | 3 issues | One-shot | December 1956, April 1957, July 1957 | ? | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Clarence | Clarence | 4 issues | Limited series | June – September 2015 | Liz Prince, Derek Fridolfs | Boom! Studios | ||
Clarence: Rest Stops | 1 issue | One-shot | December 2015 | Patrick Crotty, Mad Rupert, Nick Cron-Devico, Scott Maynard, Kevin Panetta and Derek Fridolfs | ||||
Clarence: Chicken Phantom | 1 volume | Graphic novel | May 2016 | Derek Fridolfs | ||||
Clarence: Quest | 1 issue | One-shot | June 2016 | Nick Cron-DeVico | ||||
Clarence: Getting Gilben | 1 volume | Graphic novel | April 2017 | Derek Fridolfs | ||||
Clue Club | Hanna-Barbera TV Stars #2, #4 | 2 issues | Comic story | Sharmon DiVono (#2), Reg Everbest (#4) | Marvel Comics | October 1978, February 1979 | Two self-contained stories spanning two issues apart, the following stories in order: "Mrs. Macree's Mystery" (#2) and "The Root of All Evil" (#4). | ![]() |
Cobra Kai | Cobra Kai: The Karate Kid Saga Continues | 3 issue | Limited series | October 2019 – January 2020 | Denton J. Tipton | Boom! Studios | ||
Codename: Kids Next Door: | Cartoon Cartoons #14, #21, #26, #28, #30, #32, #33 | 7 issues | Comic story, ongoing series | January 2003, October 2003, March 2004, May 2004, July 2004, September 2004, October 2004 | DC Comics | Eight self-contained stories spanning seven select issues, the following stories in order: the first untitled story (#14), "Operation: A.I.R.P.L.A.N.E." (#21), "Operation: G.R.A.N.D.A.D." (#26), "Operation: S.O.D.A." (#28), "Operation: M.E.S.S.A.G.E." (#30), "K.N.D. v. T.D.C.F.D.T.L." (#32), "Operation: I.C.E.D. T.E.E." (#32) and "Operation: F.A.N.G.S." (#33). | ||
Cartoon Network Block Party #1, #2, #5, #8, #10, #12, #14, #18 | 8 issues | Comic story, ongoing series | November 2004, December 2004, March 2005, June 2005, August 2005, October 2005, December 2005, April 2006 | DC Comics | Self-contained stories spanning eight select issues, the following stories in order: "D.E.A.D.L.I.N.E." (#1), "Operation: S.C.O.U.T.S." (#2), "Operation: M.E.A.T.B.A.L.L." (#5), "Operation: S.N.O.W.G.L.O.B.E." (#8), "Operation: B.A.K.E.D." (#10), "Operation: B.R.O.I.L.E.D." (#10), "Operation: D.I.P.P.E.D." (#10), "Operation: S.T.I.N.G.E.R." (#12), "Operation: C.H.O.C.O.-L.O.G." (#14), "Operation: P.R.E.-C.R.I.M.E." (#18). | |||
Cartoon Network Action Pack! #2, #3, #6, #7, #8, #10, #12, #13, #14, #16, #17, #19, #21, #25, #26, #28 | 16 issues | Comic story, ongoing series | August 2006, September 2006, December 2006, January 2007, February 2007, April 2007, June 2007, July 2007, August 2007, October 2007, November 2007, January 2008, March 2008, July 2008, September 2008, October 2008 | DC Comics | Self-contained stories spanning sixteen select issues, the following stories in order: the first untitled story (#2), "Operation: T.R.I.K.E." (#3), "Operation: M.A.T.H." (#6), "Operation: H.O.P." (#7), "Operation: S.K.I.P." (#7), "Operation: J.J.U.M.P." (#7), "Operation: H.A.I.R.C.U.T." (#8), "Operation: K.N.O.C.K." (#10), "Operation: S.O.C.K." (#10), "Operation: B.A.R.R.E.L." (#10), "Operation: G.A.M.E.O.V.U.H." (#12), "Operation: T.O.O.T.H.F.A.I.R.Y." (#13), "Operation: T.R.A.D.E." (#14), "Operation: O.V.E.R.F.L.O.W." (#16), "Operation: K.N.I.G.H.T.S." (#17), "Operation: H.I.S.T.O.R.I.E." (#19) "Operation: S.T.A.T.I.K." (#21), "Operation: S.M.U.G.G.L.E." (#21), "Operation: S.T.R.I.K.E." (#25), "Operation: C.H.I.N.A." (#26) and "Operation: I.M.P.R.O.V.E." (#28). | |||
Super Secret Crisis War!: Codename: Kids Next Door | 1 issue | One-shot | November 2014 | Scott Peterson | IDW Publishing | Super Secret Crisis War! tie-in. | ||
The Colossal Show | The Colossal Show | 1 issue | One-shot | 1969 | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | ||
Colt .45 | Four Color (series 2) #924, #1004, #1058 | 9 issues | One-shot | August 1958, June-August 1959, November 1959-January 1960 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
Colt .45 #4–9 | Ongoing series | February 1963 – June 1961 | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | ||||
COPS | COPS | 15 issues | Ongoing series | August 1988 – August 1989 | Doug Moench | DC Comics | ||
Count Duckula | Count Duckula | 15 issues | Ongoing series | November 1988 – January 1990 | Marvel Comics | |||
Courage the Cowardly Dog | Cartoon Cartoons #1, #4, #5, #7, #9, #11, #16, #19, #20, #22, #23, #25, #28, #29, #31 | 15 issues | Comic story, ongoing series | March 2001, June 2001, July 2001, November 2001, March 2002, July 2002, May 2003, August 2003, September 2003, November 2003, December 2003, February 2004, May 2004, June 2004, August 2004 | DC Comics | Fifteen self-contained stories spanning select issues, the following stories in order: "The Gods Must Be Nosy" (#1), "The Purr-Fect Demon" (#4), "Scream a Little Dream" (#5), "Blood Testy" (#7), "Stray Cheese" (#9), "Vegan Invasion" (#11), "Virus!" (#16), "A Tree Grows in Nowhere" (#19), "Mummy's the Word" (#20), "Out of This World" (#22), "Tin Machine" (#23), "Invasion of the Booty Snatchers" (#25), "Small Problem" (#28), "Boo-om Box" (#29) and "Running in Crop Circles" (#31). | ||
Cartoon Network Block Party! #1, #2, #4, #5, #6, #7, #10, #11, #13, #15, #17, #18, #19, #22, #30, #33 | 16 issues | Comic story, ongoing series | November 2004, December 2004, February 2005, March 2005, April 2005, May 2005, August 2005, September 2005, November 2005, January 2006, March 2006, April 2006, May 2006, August 2006, April 2007, May 2007 | DC Comics | Sixteen self-contained stories spanning select issues, the following stories in order: "Hide & Shriek" (#1), "Puzzling Evidence" (#2), "Drool in the Gene Pool" (#4), "The Farm Hand Gets the Book" (#5), "Death Comes A-Waggin" (#6), "The Titanium Chef" (#7), "Get a Grip" (#10), "Screaming Ice Cream" (#11), "Psyche Out" (#13), "Turn Up the Missing Turnip" (#15), "The Writing on the Wall" (#17), "Wedding of the Living Dead" (#18), "Pulling for the Bad Guys" (#19), "Monster Trucks" (#22), "Pete Pied Piper" (#30) and "Blueberry Muffin of Doom!" (#33). | |||
The Courtship of Eddie's Father | The Courtship of Eddie's Father | 2 issues | Ongoing series | Gold Key Comics | January – May 1970 | ![]() | ||
Cow and Chicken | Cartoon Network Presents #6, #10, #14, #19 | 4 issues | Comic story, ongoing series | January 1998, May 1998, October 1998, March 1999 | DC Comics | Seven self-contained stories spanning four select issues, the following stories in order: "Recycling Daze" (#6), "Mayhem on the Midway" (#10), "S'Cool Buzz Blues" (#14), "Curse of the Platypus Paw" (#14), "Son of the Beach!" (#19), "Little Jar" (#19) and "Attack of the 50-Foot Chicken!" (#19). | ||
Cartoon Network Starring #3, #7, #10, #13, #16 | 5 issues | Comic story, ongoing series | November 1999, March 2000, June 2000, September 2000, December 2000 | DC Comics | Eleven self-contained stories spanning five select issues, the following stories in order: "Abusement Park" (#3), "All Groan Up" (#3), "Udder Perfection" (#7), "Baby-Sitting the Bovine" (#7), "Gorilla Scouts!" (#10), "Poultry-Geist" (#10), "Grin and Merit!" (#10), "Weak in the Sneeze" (#13), "Flaming Desire!" (#13), "Two Dips in the Ocean" (#16) and "The X-Ray Files" (#16). | |||
Cartoon Cartoons #2, #17, #18, #21, #24, #27, #31 | 7 issues | Comic story, ongoing series | April 2001, June 2003, July 2003, October 2003, January 2004, April 2004, August 2004 | DC Comics | Seven self-contained stories spanning select issues, the following stories in order: "Chicken and the Beanstalk" (#2), "Everybody Was Robot-Fightin'!" (#17), "World of Cheese" (#18), "Down the Drain" (#21),
"X Marks da Spot" (#24), "Library Cad" (#27) and "The Long, Long Trip Home" (#31). |
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Super Secret Crisis War!: Cow and Chicken | 1 issue | One-shot | October 2014 | Louise Simonson, Jim Zub | IDW Publishing | Super Secret Crisis War! tie-in. | ||
Cowboy Bebop | Cowboy Bebop: Shooting Star | 12 chapters | Serialized manga | September 18, 1997 – June 18, 1998 | Cain Kuga | Kadokawa Shoten | Serialized in Monthly Asuka Fantasy DX. | Collected in 2 tankōbon volumes. |
Cowboy Bebop | 12 chapters | Serialized manga | October 18, 1998 – February 18, 2000 | Yutaka Nanten | Kadokawa Shoten | Serialized in Monthly Asuka Fantasy DX. | Collected in 3 tankōbon volumes. | |
Cowboy Bebop (2021) | Cowboy Bebop | 4 issues | Limited series | February – July 2022 | Dan Watters | Titan Comics | ||
Cowboy in Africa | Cowboy in Africa | 1 issue | One-shot | March 1968 | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | ||
Crusader Rabbit | Four Color (series 2) #735, #805 | 2 issues | One-shot | 1956, 1957 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
CSI (comics) | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 5 issues | Limited series | January – May 2003 | Max Allan Collins, Ashley Wood, Gabriel Rodriguez | IDW Publishing |
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[edit]Dad's Army
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Dad's Army", TV Comic #1058– | Polystyle Publications | March 25, 1972 – |
Danger Man
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Danger Man", Four Color (series 2) #1231 | 1 | ? | Dell Comics | September-November 1961 | The main feature story "Murder on the Midway" (32 pages), plus an introductionary page, a one-page text article "Actors or Killers" and a back cover illustration of NATO, represented by the flags of the fifteen nations.[122] | ![]() | |
Secret Agent | #1–2 | Ongoing series | Dick Wood | Gold Key Comics | November 1966 – January 1968 | ![]() |
Danger Mouse
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Danger Mouse", Look-in | ITV | March 1982 – November 1985, September 1986 – 1989 |
Daniel Boone
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Daniel Boone | #1–15 | Ongoing series | Fred Fredericks, Paul S. Newman | Gold Key Comics | January 1965 – April 1969 | ![]() |
The Danny Thomas Show
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"The Danny Thomas Show", Four Color (series 2) #1180, #1249 | 2 | Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer | Dell Comics | April-June 1961,[123] November 1961-January 1962[124] | ![]() |
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance | #1–12 | Limited series | Nicole Andelfinger | Archaia Entertainment | September 2019 – October 2020 |
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Dark Shadows
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Dark Shadows (1968) | #1–35 | Ongoing series | Gold Key Comics | March 1968 – February 1976 | |||
Dark Shadows/Vampirella | #1–5 | Limited series | Marc Andreyko | Dynamite Entertainment | July – December 2012 | Crossover with Vampirella. | |
Dark Shadows: Year One | #1–6 | Limited series | Dynamite Entertainment | April – September 2013 |
Darkwing Duck
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Darkwing Duck (1991) | #1–4 | Limited series | John Blair Moore | Disney Comics | November 1991 | ||
Darkwing Duck (2010) | #1–18 | Ongoing series | Ian Brill | Boom! Studios | June 2010 – October 2011 | The final two issues of this run, "Dangerous Currency" parts two and four, for a crossover storyline with DuckTales whose then-recent series was also being published at the time. | |
Darkwing Duck (2016) | #1–8 | Ongoing series | Aaron Sparrow | Joe Books Ltd | April 2016 – February 2017 | ||
Darkwing Duck (2023) | #1–10 | Original series | Amanda Deibert | Dynamite Entertainment | January – November 2023 | ||
Darkwing Duck: Negaduck | #1–7 | Limited series | Jeff Parker | September 2023 – present |
DC Animated Universe
[edit]- DC Meets Hanna-Barbera (DC Comics, May 2017—December 2018):
- Adam Strange/Future Quest Special #1 (DC Comics, May 2017)
- Booster Gold/The Flintstones Special #1 (DC Comics, May 2017)
- Green Lantern/Space Ghost Special #1 (DC Comics, May 2017)
- Suicide Squad/Banana Splits Special #1 (DC Comics, May 2017)
- The Flash/Speed Buggy Special #1 (DC Comics, July 2018)
- Super Sons/Dynomutt and the Blue Falcon Special #1 (DC Comics, July 2018)
- Black Lightning/Hong Kong Phooey Special #1 (DC Comics, July 2018)
- Aquaman/Jabberjaw Special #1 (DC Comics, July 2018)
- Deathstroke/Yogi Bear Special #1 (DC Comics, December 2018)
- Green Lantern/Huckleberry Hound Special #1 (DC Comics, December 2018)
- Nightwing/Magilla Gorilla Special #1 (DC Comics, December 2018)
- Superman/Top Cat Special #1 (DC Comics, December 2018)
Defenders of the Earth
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Defenders of the Earth | #1–4 | Limited series | Stan Lee, Bob Harras, Michael Higgins, Alex Saviuk | Star Comics | January – July 1987 | ![]() |
The Deputy
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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The Deputy, Four Color (series 2) #1077, #1130, #1225 | 3 | Paul S. Newman | Dell Comics | February-April 1960,[125] September-November 1960, October-December 1961 | ![]() |
The Deputy Dawg Show
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Deputy Dawg", Four Color (series 2) #1238, #1299 | 2 | John Stanley | Dell Comics | October-December 1961,[126] April-June 1962[127] | ![]() |
- Dexter:
- Dexter (Marvel Comics, September 2013—January 2014)
- Dexter Down Under (Marvel Comics, April-August 2014)
Dexter's Laboratory
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Dexter's Laboratory" (1997), Cartoon Network Presents #1 | 2 | John F. Kelly | DC Comics | August 1997 | [128] | ||
"Dial M for Monkey", Cartoon Network Presents #4 | Genndy Tartakovsky, Paul Rudish | November 1997 | Adaptation of the secondary segment "Dial M for Monkey: Peltra" from Season 2, Episode 20 of the series (aired November 26, 1997).[129] | ||||
Dexter's Laboratory (1999) | #1–34 | Ongoing series | September 1999 – April 2003 | ||||
Dexter's Laboratory: Knights of the Periodic Table | 1 | Bobbi Jo, David Cody Weiss | 2003 | ||||
"Training Wheel Day", Cartoon Cartoons #17 | 12 | Robbie Busch | June 2003 | Dexter's Laboratory moved into this title as a regular feature following the cancellation of the ongoing series run in April 2003; it is the first of twelve post-series stories.[130] | |||
"Lockout!", Cartoon Cartoons #18 | Bobbi Weiss | July 2003 | [131] | ||||
"Mr. Fun Guy", Cartoon Cartoons #19 | Robbie Busch | August 2003 | [132] | ||||
"Unsightly Mole", Cartoon Cartoons #21 | Scott Cunningham | October 2003 | [133] | ||||
"Sunken Leisure", Cartoon Cartoons #23 | Robbie Busch | December 2003 | [134] | ||||
"Dancing Fool", Cartoon Cartoons #25 | February 2004 | [135] | |||||
"Super Cereal", Cartoon Cartoons #27 | April 2004 | [136] | |||||
"The Amazing Race", Cartoon Cartoons #28 | John Rozum | May 2004 | [137] | ||||
"Farmer in the Lab", Cartoon Cartoons #29 | Scott Roberts | June 2004 | [138] | ||||
"Do or Dye", Cartoon Cartoons #30 | Charlie Boatner | July 2004 | [139] | ||||
"Fizzy Whiz", Cartoon Cartoons #32 | Robbie Busch | September 2004 | [140] | ||||
"Dex-O-Vision", Cartoon Cartoons #33 | October 2004 | [141] | |||||
Dexter's Laboratory (2014) | #1–4 | Limited series | Derek Fridolfs | IDW Publishing | April – July 2014 |
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Digimon Adventure
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Digimon: Digital Monsters | #1–12 | Limited series | Dark Horse Comics | May – November 2000 | Adaptation of the first thirteen episodes of the series. | ![]() |
Dinosaucers
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Dinosaucers | #1–5 | Limited series | Michael Uslan | Lion Forge Comics | August 2018 – January 2019 |
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Dinosaurs
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Dinosaurs | #1–2 | Ongoing series | Hollywood Comics | 1992 – 1993 | ![]() |
Disenchantment
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Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vols. 1–2 | 2 | Graphic novels | Matt Groening | Titan Comics | November 14, 2023 |
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- The Disney Afternoon:
- The Disney Afternoon (Marvel Comics, November 1994—August 1995)
- Disney Afternoon Giant (IDW Publishing, October 2018—December 2019)
Disney anthology television series
[edit]Davy Crockett
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Davy Crockett, Indian Fighter", Four Color (series 2) #631 | 4 | ? | Dell Comics | May 1954 | The main feature story (32 pages), plus an introductionary page, a one-page text article "The Creek Warrior" and a back cover illustration depicting the Creek Indian Territory.[142] | ![]() | |
"Davy Crockett at the Alamo", Four Color (series 2) #639 | Paul S. Newman | July 1955 | Main feature runs through 34 pages total.[143] | ![]() | |||
"Davy Crockett in The Great Keelboat Race", Four Color (series 2) #664 | ? | November 1955 | Main feature runs through 34 pages total.[144] | ![]() | |||
"Davy Crockett and the River Pirates", Four Color (series 2) #671 | Paul S. Newman | December 1955 | Main feature runs through 34 pages total.[145] | ![]() |
Episodes and films
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Man in Space", Four Color (series 2) #716 | 11 | Don R. Christensen | Dell Comics | August 1956 | Main feature adapted from Season 1, Episode 20 of the series (aired September 19, 1956); 18 pages total.[146] | ![]() | |
"The Great Cat Family", Four Color (series 2) #716 | ? | November 1956 | Main feature adapted from Season 3, Episode 2 of the series (aired September 19, 1956); 18 pages total.[147] | ![]() | |||
"Andy Burnett", Four Color (series 2) #865 | ? | December 1957 | Main feature adapted from The Saga of Andy Burnett, a six-part miniseries that aired in two halves through Season 4 of the series (aired October 2, 1957 – March 12, 1958); 32 pages total.[148] | ![]() | |||
"Mars and Beyond", Four Color (series 2) #866 | Don R. Christensen | December 1957 | Main feature adapted from Season 4, Episode 12 of the series (aired December 4, 1957); 32 pages total.[149] | ![]() | |||
"Man in Space: Satellites", Four Color (series 2) #954 | February 1959 | Continuation of "Man in Space" from #716; the main feature story "Satellites" (32 pages) and three one-page fillers "Launching the Earth Satellites", "Rocket Missiles" and a reprint of "Man in Space".[150] | ![]() | ||||
"Texas John Slaughter", Four Color (series 2) #997, #1181 | Robert Schaefer | June-August 1959,[151] April-June 1961[152] | Main feature adapted from the eponymous seventeen-part miniseries that aired through Seasons 5 and 7 of the series (aired October 31, 1958 – April 23, 1961). | ![]() | |||
"The Nine Lives of Elfego Baca", Four Color (series 2) #997 | ? | July 1959 | Main feature adapted from the eponymous ten-part miniseries that aired through Seasons 5 and 6 of the series (aired October 3, 1958 – March 25, 1960); 16 pages total. | ![]() | |||
"This Is Your Life, Donald Duck", Four Color (series 2) #1109 | ? | August-October 1960 | Main feature adapted from Season 6, Episode 23 of the series (aired March 11, 1960); 32 pages total.[153] | ![]() | |||
"The Swamp Fox", Four Color (series 2) #1179 | ? | March-May 1961 | Main feature adapted from the eponymous eight-part miniseries that aired through Seasons 6 and 7 of the series (aired October 23, 1959 – January 16, 1961).[154] | ![]() | |||
"The Horsemasters", Four Color (series 2) #1260 | ? | December 1961-February 1962 | [155] | ![]() | |||
"Hans Brinker", Four Color (series 2) #1273 | ? | March-May 1962 | [156] | ![]() | |||
Escapade in Florence | 1 | One-shot | ? | Gold Key Comics | January 1963 | [157] | ![]() |
"Mooncussers", Walt Disney's World of Adventure #1 | 2 | ? | April 1963 | ![]() | |||
"Johnny Shiloh", Walt Disney's World of Adventure #2 | ? | July 1963 | ![]() | ||||
The Horse Without a Head | 1 | One-shot | ? | January 1964 | ![]() | ||
The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh | #1–3 | Ongoing series | ? | April 1964 – October 1965 | ![]() | ||
Gallegher, Boy Reporter | 1 | One-shot | ? | May 1965 | ![]() | ||
The Legend of Young Dick Turpin | 1 | One-shot | Paul S. Newman | May 1966 | [158] | ![]() |
Diver Dan
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Diver Dan", Four Color (series 2) #1254 | 1 | Dell Comics | February-April 1962 | [159] | ![]() | ||
Diver Dan #2 | 1 | Planned ongoing series | Paul C. Ignizio | June-August 1962 | [160] | ![]() |
Doctor Who
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Doctor Who Magazine | 600 | Ongoing series | Various | Marvel UK (1979–1975) | October 17, 1979 – present | ||
Panini Comics (1995–present) | |||||||
Doctor Who Adventures | 385 | Ongoing series | Various | Panini Comics | April 5, 2006 – June 22, 2017 |
Dollhouse
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Dollhouse: Epitaphs | #0–5 | Limited series | Jed Whedon, Maurissa Tancharoen, Andrew Chambliss | Dark Horse Comics | March – November 2011 |
Dr. Kildare
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Dr. Kildare", Four Color (series 2) #1337 | 1 | ? | Dell Comics | April-June 1962 | [161] | ![]() | |
Dr. Kildare #2—9 | 8 | Limited series | July-September 1962 – April-June 1965 | ![]() |
Dr. Zitbag's Transylvania Pet Shop
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Dr. Zitbag's Transylvania Pet Shop", Buster | Fleetway/Egmont UK | September 1994 – November 1996 |
Duckman
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Duckman | #1–5 | Ongoing series | Stefan Petrucha | Topps Comics | November 1994 – May 1995 | ![]() | |
Duckman: The Mob Frog Saga | #1–3 | Limited series | November 1994 – February 1995 | ![]() |
DuckTales
[edit]1987 TV series
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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DuckTales (1988) | #1–13 | Ongoing series | Larry Gotterer, Jim Fanning, Frank Ridgeway, Byron Erickson, William Van Horn, Gary Leach, John Lustig, Dwight Decker | Gladstone Publishing | October 1988 – May 1990 | ||
DuckTales (1990) | #1–18 | Ongoing series | Marv Wolfman, Frank Ridgeway, Vic Lockman, Bob Langhans | Disney Comics | June 1990 – November 1991 | ||
DuckTales (2011) | #1–6 | Ongoing series | Warren Spector | Kaboom! | May – October 2011 | The final two issues of this run, "Dangerous Currency" parts one and three, form a crossover storyline with Darkwing Duck whose then-recent series was also being published at the time. |
2017 TV series
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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DuckTales (2017) | #0–20 | Ongoing series | Joe Caramagna, Joey Cavaleri, Steve Behling, Alessandro Ferrari, | IDW Publishing | July 2017 – April 2019 | ||
DuckTales: Faires and Scares | #1–3 | Limited series | Steve Behling, Joe Caramagna | December 2019 – February 2020 | |||
DuckTales: Silence and Science | #1–3 | Limited series | Steve Behling | August – October 2019 |
Dynomutt, Dog Wonder
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Goody Twoshoes", Scooby-Doo #1 | 1 | Mark Evanier | Marvel Comics | October 1977 | [162] | ![]() | |
Dynomutt | #1–6 | Ongoing series | November 1977 – September 1978 | ![]() | |||
"The Sinister Threat", Scooby-Doo #2 | 1 | December 1977 | Storyline continued in #2 in the ongoing series; three pages total.[163] | ![]() | |||
"Phantasma Gloria", The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera #2 | 1 | January 1978 | Guest-featuring Scooby-Doo and the Mystery Inc. Gang; eight pages total.[164] | ![]() | |||
"Time to Bee-Ware!", Scooby-Doo #3 | 1 | February 1978 | [165] | ![]() | |||
"The Big Bust-Out", Scooby-Doo #4 | 1 | April 1978 | Storyline continued in #4 in the ongoing series; three pages total.[166] | ![]() | |||
"Two Dog Town", Scooby-Doo #5 | 1 | June 1978 | Two pages total.[167] | ![]() | |||
"Dynomutt's Energy Mystery", Scooby-Doo #7 | 1 | Don R. Christensen | October 1978 | Two pages total.[168] | ![]() | ||
"Cat on a Hot Tin Pooch", Cartoon Network Presents #21 | 1 | Dan Slott | DC Comics | May 1999 | Main feature runs through ten pages total.[169] | ![]() | |
"It Was a Dark and Gritty Knight...", Scooby-Doo Team-Up #38 | 1 | Sholly Fisch | DC Comics | March 23, 2018, July 2018 (cover date) | Part of the DC Meets Hanna-Barbera comics line.[170] | ||
Super Sons/Dynomutt and the Blue Falcon Special | #1 | One-shot | Peter J. Tomasi | March 30, 2018, July 2018 (cover date) | Part of the DC Meets Hanna-Barbera comics line.[171] |
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The Electric Company | Spidey Super Stories | 57 issues | Ongoing series | October 1974 – March 1982 | Bill Effros, Jean Thomas, Tom Whedon, Byron Preiss, John Boni, Jim Salicrup, Pat Thackray, Larry Lieber, Kolfax Mingo, Janet Gari, Nick Cuti, Ralph Macchio, D. Jon Zimmerman, Elliot Maggin, Bobo De L'air, Karas, Julie Mishkin, Bill Mantlo, Deborah November, Michael Siporin, Nick Sullivan, Sharon L. Webber, Alan Kupperberg, Steve Grant, Duncan Seafil | Marvel Comics | ![]() | |
Elvira's Movie Macabre | Elvira's House of Mystery | 11 issues | Ongoing series | January 1986 – January 1987 | DC Comics | |||
Elvira's Haunted Holidays | 1 issue | One-shot | January 1987 | Joey Cavalieri, Michael Fleisher, Barbara Randall, Ed Hannigan | DC Comics | |||
Elvira, Mistress of the Dark (1993) | 166 issues | Ongoing series | May 1993 – February 2007 | Claypool Comics | ||||
The Shape of Elvira | 4 issues | Limited series | January 2018 – December 2019 | David Avallone | Dynamite Entertainment | |||
Elvira, Mistress of the Dark (2018) | 12 issues | Limited series | July 2018 – February 2020 | David Avallone | Dynamite Entertainment | |||
Elvira, Mistress of the Dark Spring Special | 1 issue | One-shot | May 2019 | Dan Parent, Fernando Ruiz, Scott Bryan Wilson | Dynamite Entertainment | |||
Elvira Meets Vincent Price | 5 issues | Limited series | August 2021 – March 2022 | David Avallone | Dynamite Entertainment | |||
Elvira in Horrorland | 5 issues | Limited series | May – December 2022 | David Avallone | Dynamite Entertainment | |||
Emergency! | Emergency! | 4 issues | Limited series | June – December 1976 | Joe Gill | Charlton Comics | ![]() | |
Eureka (2006) | Eureka | 4 issues | Limited series | December 2008 – March 2009 | Andrew Cosby, Brendan Hay | Boom! Studios |
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Eureka: Dormant Gene | 4 issues | Limited series | Apr 2009 – Jul 2009 | Andrew Cosby, Jonathan L. Davis | Boom! Studios |
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The Expanse | The Expanse | 4 issues | Limited series | December 2020 – March 2021 | Corinna Bechko | Boom! Studios | ||
The Expanse: Dragon Tooth | 12 issues | Limited series | April 2023 – May 2024 | Andy Diggle | Boom! Studios |
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Falling Skies | Falling Skies | 1 volume | Graphic novel | June 2011 | Paul Tobin | Dark Horse Comics | ||
Falling Skies: The Battle of Fitchburg | 1 volume | Graphic novel | October 2012 | |||||
Family Affair | Family Affair | 4 issues | Ongoing series | January – October 1970 | Gold Key Comics | |||
Fantastic Voyage | Fantastic Voyage | 2 issues | Ongoing series | August – December 1969 | Gold Key Comics | |||
Farscape | Farscape: War Torn | 2 issues | Limited series | April – May 2002 | Marv Wolfman | WildStorm | ||
Farscape (series 1) | 4 issues | Limited series | November 2008 – February 2009 | Rockne O'Bannon, Keith R.A. DeCandido, Tommy Patterson | Boom! Studios | |||
Farscape: Strange Detractors | 4 issues | Limited series | March – June 2009 | Rockne S. O'Bannon, Keith R.A. DeCandido | ||||
Farscape: D'Argo's Lament | 4 issues | Limited series | April – July 2009 | Keith R.A. DeCandido | ||||
Farscape: Gone and Back | 4 issues | Limited series | July – October 2009 | Rockne S. O'Bannon, Keith R.A. DeCandido | ||||
Farscape: D'Argo's Trial | 4 issues | Limited series | August – November 2009 | Keith R.A. DeCandido | ||||
Farscape (series 2) | 24 issues | Ongoing series | November 2009 – October 2011 | Rockne S. O'Bannon, Keith R.A. DeCandido | ||||
Farscape: D'Argo's Quest | 4 issues | Limited series | December 2009 – March 2010 | Keith R.A. DeCandido | ||||
Farscape: Scorpius | 8 issues | Limited series | April – November 2010 | Rockne S. O'Bannon, David Alan Mack | ||||
Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids | Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids | 29 issues | Ongoing series | March 1974 – February 1979 | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | ||
Fireball XL5 | TV Comic #565–705 | 140 issues | Comic story, serial | 1962 – 1964 | Polystyle Publications | |||
Steve Zodiac and the Fireball XL5 | 1 issue | One-shot | December 1963 | Gold Key Comics | ||||
TV Century 21 #1–174 | 174 issues | Comic story, serial | January 23, 1965 – May 18, 1968 | Tod Sullivan, Mike Noble | City Magazines | |||
Firefly (comics) | Firefly (2018) | 36 issues | Ongoing series | November 2018 – January 2022 | Greg Pak | Boom! Studios | ||
Firefly: Bad Company | 1 issue | One-shot | March 2019 | Josh Lee Gordon | ||||
Firefly: The Sting | 1 volume | Graphic novel | November 2019 | Delilah S. Dawson | ||||
Firefly: The Outlaw Ma Reynolds | 1 issue | One-shot | January 2020 | Greg Pak | ||||
Firefly: Blue Sun Rising | 2 issues | Limited series | September – December 2020 | Greg Pak | Frame story of an event comic storyline, continued through issues #21–24 of the ongoing series and back again. | |||
Firefly: Watch How I Soar | 1 volume | Graphic novel | Jeff Jensen, Ethan Young, Jared Cullum, Jorge Corona, and Giannis Milonogiannis | November 2020 | ||||
Firefly: Brand New 'Verse | #1 | Limited series | Josh Lee Gordon | March – August 2021 | ||||
Firefly: River Run | 1 issue | One-shot | David M. Booher | September 2021 | ||||
The Firefly Holiday Special | 1 issue | One-shot | Jeff Jensen | December 2021 | ||||
All New Firefly | 10 issues | Limited series | David M. Booher | February – November 2022 | ||||
Firefly: Keep Flying | 1 issue | One-shot | Jeff Jensen | November 2022 | ||||
All New Firefly: Big Damn Finale | 1 issue | One-shot | December 2022 | David M. Booher | ||||
The Flintstones (comics) | ||||||||
Dell Giant #48: "The Flintstones: Bedrock Bedlam" | 1 issue | One-shot | September 1961 | Dell Comics | First issue of The Flintstones comic book series. | |||
The Flintstones on the Rocks | 1 issue | One-shot | September 1961 | Dell Comics | ||||
The Flintstones (1961) #2–60 | 59 issues | One-shot | December 1961 – September 1970 | Dell Comics, Gold Key Comics | The main series overall, continued from Dell Giant #48; the first six issues were published by Dell and the remainder of the series by Gold Key Comics from #7 (October 1962). | |||
The Flintstones – Bigger and Boulder | 1 issue | One-shot | November 1962 | Gold Key Comics | The comic features 14 stories, 1 page The Flintstones story "A Flintstone Funny" (I) (1 page), "Bigger and Boulder" (10 page), "The Crystal Ball Game" (6 page), "For Land Sakes" (8 page), "Playing It Safe" (6 page), "Vase Makes Waste" (7 page), "To Beat, or Not To Beat" (2 page), "Beddy-Bye at Bedrock" (7 page), "Big Business" (6 page), "French Dressing" (6 page), "Beauty Parlor Panic" (6 page), "The Nightly Night Fight" (8 page), "Dodoes and Dreams" (8 page), "A Flintstone Funny" (II) (1 page), and a pin-up of the Flintstones and the Rubbles together; reprinted in June 1966. | |||
Cave Kids | 16 issues | Ongoing series | February 1963 – March 1967 | Del Connell | Spin-off; the comic guest-features various Hanna-Barbera characters throughout the series like Wally Gator (#1–3 and #5), Lippy the Lion and Hardy Har Har (#4), Yakky Doodle (#6–7), The Space Kidettes (#16) and Flintstones series regulars the Gruesomes (#8–15) and Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm (#12 and #14) as well as regular text stories from Ruff and Reddy, Loopy De Loop, Snagglepuss, Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinks and, from issue #5 onward, Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy. | |||
Pebbles Flintstone | 1 issue | One-shot | September 1963 | |||||
The Flintstones at the New York World's Fair | 1 issue | One-shot | 1964 | J.W. Books, a subsidiary of Warren Publishing Co. | The comic features four main stories: "The Lost Time I Saw Pebbles" (16 pages) The Flintstones story "Retriever Stay 'Way from My Door" (16 pages), "On the Job Straining" (16 pages), "That Was the Wreck That Was" (16 pages); the book also features two one-page fillers of World's Fair photographs with the characters sightseeing and a pin-up of the Flintstones and the Unisphere; guest-featuring multiple Hanna-Barbera characters throughout the book, originally published as an official souvenir of the 1964 New York World's Fair. | |||
Bamm-Bamm and Pebbles Flintstone | 1 issue | One-shot | October 1964 | Gold Key Comics | The comic features seven main stories: "Vineway South" (1 page), "No Dough for the Show" (6 page), "Two for the Toys" (7 page), "The Average Son" (8 page), "One Tie All Tie" (6 page), "The Tiger Tale" (5 page), "Firebreathing dragon" (1 page). | |||
The Flintstones and Pebbles | 50 issues | Ongoing series | November 1970 – February 1977 | Charlton Comics | ||||
The Flintstones Starring Dino | 20 issues | Ongoing series | August 1973 – January 1977 | Charlton Comics | ||||
Hanna-Barbera's The Flintstones | 9 issues | Limited series | October 1977 – February 1979 | Mark Evanier, Chase Craig | Marvel Comics | |||
The Flintstones Christmas Party | 1 issue | One-shot | December 1977 | Mark Evanier | Marvel Comics | |||
Blackthorne 3-D Series #19, #22, #36, #42: "The Flintstones 3-D" | 4 issues | Limited series | April 1987 – February 1988 | John Stephenson | Blackthorne Publishing | Issue #2 adapted from the Season 5 episode "Sheriff for a Day", issue #4 adapted from the Season 3 episode "The Blessed Event"; originally published in anaglyph 3D. | ||
The Flintstone Kids | 11 issues | Ongoing series | August 1987 – April 1989 | Michael Gallagher, Angelo DeCesare, Tony Franco, Laura Hitchcock | Marvel Comics/Star Comics | Based on the eponymous spin-off series. | ||
The Flintstones (1995) | 22 issues | Ongoing series | September 1995 – May 1997 | Archie Comics | Retitled Cartoon Network Presents: The Flintstones from #16 (December 1996). | |||
Hanna-Barbera All-Stars | 4 issues | Comic story, ongoing series | October 1995 – April 1996 | Archie Comics | Self-contained stories spanning all four issues including "Honey, I Lost the Kids" (#1) and "The Fred Flintstone Show" (#4). | |||
The Flintstones and the Jetsons | 21 issues | Ongoing series | August 1997 – May 1999 | Mike Carlin, Sam Henderson, Michael Kupperman, Matt Wayne, Robbie Busch, Chuck Dixon, Michael Kraiger, Glen Hanson, Sam Henderson, Allan Neuwirth | DC Comics | Anthology series alternating stories with fellow Hanna-Barbera series The Jetsons; the final issue (#21) features a crossover story loosely derived from the 1987 television film The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones titled "It's About Time" (22 pages total). |
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The Flintstones (2016) | 6 issues | Limited series | June 6, 2016 – June 7, 2017 | Mark Russell | DC Comics | Part of the Hanna-Barbera Beyond comic book initiative. | ||
Booster Gold/The Flintstones Special | 1 issue | One-shot | May 2017 | Mark Russell, Jimmy Palmiotti, Amanda Conner | DC Comics | Crossover with DC's Booster Gold; part of the DC Meets Hanna-Barbera comic book line. | ||
Flipper (1964) | Flipper | 3 issues | Ongoing series | April 1964 – November 1967 | Gold Key Comics | |||
The Flying Nun | The Flying Nun | 4 issues | Ongoing series | February – November 1968 | Dell Comics | |||
Follow the Sun | Follow the Sun | 2 issues | Ongoing series | July – November 1962 | Dell Comics | |||
Foofur | Foofur | 6 issues | Ongoing series | August 1987 – June 1988 | Michael Gallagher, Tony Franco | Marvel Comics/Star Comics | ||
Four Feather Falls | TV Comic #439–564 | 106 issues | Comic story, serial | May 14, 1960 – October 6, 1962 | Polystyle Publications | |||
Fraggle Rock | Fraggle Rock (1985) | 3 issues | Ongoing series | April 1985 – September 1986 | Stan Kay | Marvel Comics/Star Comics | ||
Fraggle Rock (2010) (series 1) | 3 issues | Ongoing series | April – June 2010 | Adrianne Ambrose, Sam Humphries, Grace Randolph | Archaia Entertainment | |||
Fraggle Rock (2010) (series 2) | v3 issues | Ongoing series | January – April 2011 | Grace Randolph, Jake Forbes, Joe LeFavi | ||||
Fraggle Rock: Monsters from Outer Space | 1 volume | One-shot | October 2011 | Heather Nuhfer, Katie Strickland | Boom! Studios, Archaia Entertainment | |||
Fraggle Rock: Journey to the Everspring | 4 issues | Limited series | October 2014 – January 2015 | Kate Leth | ||||
Fraggle Rock (2018) | 3 issues | Ongoing series | May – August 2018 | Jared Cullum, Jay P. Fosgitt, Art Baltazar, Katie Cook | ||||
Frankenstein Jr. and The Impossibles | Frankenstein Jr. and The Impossibles | 1 issue | One-shot | January 1967 | Gold Key Comics | The comic features five Frankenstein Jr. stories: "The Image Invasion", "Cement Mixer Mystery", "Frankenstein, Jr. Meets the Flea Man" and two untitled short stories. Only one story "The Impossibles vs. the Mirror-Man" features the eponymous superhero team. | ||
Hanna-Barbera Presents #8 | 1 issue | One-shot | November 1996 | Bill Matheny | Archie Comics | The comic features two stories for one of each: "Duel with the Dino-Master" with Frankenstein Jr. and "A Fink Called Feedback" with The Impossibles. The third and final story "Frankenstein Jr. Conquers the World" is a crossover with both characters. | ||
Fringe | Fringe | 6 issues | Limited series | October 2008 – August 2009 | Zack Whedon, Julia Cho, Alex Katsnelson, Danielle DiSpaltro, Mike Johnson, Matthew Pitts, Kim Cavyan, Justin Doble | WildStorm | ||
Fringe: Tales from the Fringe | 6 issues | Limited series | August 2010 – January 2011 | Justin Doble, Alex Katsnelson, Adam Gaines, Christine Lavaf, Matthew Pitts, Danielle DiSpaltro, Kristin Cantrell, Mike Johnson, Kim Cavyan | ||||
Frontier Doctor | Four Color (series 2) #877 | 1 issue | One-shot | February 1958 | Dell Comics | The comic features two main stories, "Storm Over King City" (20 pages) and "Apache Uprising" (12 pages), and two non-fiction one-page fillers, "Before The Doctors Came West" and "The First Patent Medicines". | ||
F Troop | F-Troop | 7 issues | Ongoing series | August 1966 – August 1967 | Dell Comics | |||
The Funky Phantom | The Funky Phantom | 13 issues | Ongoing series | March 1972 – March 1975 | Gold Key Comics | |||
Fury | Four Color (series 2) #781, #885, #975, #1031, #1080, #1133, #1172, #1218, #1296 | 9 issues | One-shot | August 1957, March 1958, March 1959, September-November 1959, February-April 1960, August-October 1960, March-May 1961, September-November 1961, March-May 1962 | Dell Comics | |||
Fury (series 1) #01-292-208 | 1 issue | One-shot | June-August 1962 | |||||
Fury (series 2) #1 | 1 issue | Ongoing series (planned) | November 1962 | Gold Key Comics | The comic features four main stories: "Modern Ghost Town" (1 page), "Mysterious Imposter" (16 pages), "Robber's Hide-Out" (16 pages) and "Narrow-Gauge Railroads" (1 page). | |||
Futurama | Futurama Comics | 82 issues | Ongoing series | November 2000 – July 2018 | Bongo Comics |
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Futurama/Simpsons Infinitely Secret Crossover Crisis | 2 issues | Limited series | August 2002 – January 2003 | Boothby, Lloyd, Morrison |
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The Simpsons/Futurama Crossover Crisis II | 2 issues | Limited series | January – March 2005 | Boothby, Lloyd | ||||
Futurama Returns – Featuring The Return of Futurama! | 1 issue | Minicomic | 2007 | Promotion for the 2008 series revival on Comedy Central; originally given away at San Diego Comic-Con before made available through commercial retailers. |
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[edit]Based on | Title | Length | Format | Publication date | Authors | Publisher | Notes | Collected editions |
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The Gallant Men | The Gallant Men | 1 issue | One-shot | October 1963 | Gold Key Comics | [172] | ![]() | |
Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet | Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet | Serialized manga | January 10, 2013 – July 10, 2013 | Wataru Mitogawa | Kadokawa Shoten | Serialized in Newtype Ace, then continued in Niconico's web magazine Kadokawa Niconico Ace. | Collected in three tankōbon volumes. | |
Gargoyles (comics) | Gargoyles (1995) | 11 issues | Ongoing series | February – December 1995 | Martin Pasko, Mort Todd | Marvel Comics | ||
Gargoyles (2006) | 5 issues | Limited series | June 2006 – August 2009 | Greg Weisman | Slave Labor Graphics | |||
Gargoyles: Bad Guys | 4 issues | Limited series | November 2007 – April 2008 | |||||
Gargoyles (2022) | 12 issues | Limited series | December 2022 – March 2024 | Dynamite Entertainment | ||||
Gargoyles: Dark Ages | 6 issues | Limited series | July 2023 – March 2024 | |||||
Garrison's Gorillas | Garrison's Gorillas | 5 issues | Ongoing series | January 1968 – October 1969 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
Gen:Lock | Gen:Lock | 6 issues | Limited series | January – June 2020 | DC Comics | |||
Gentle Ben | Gentle Ben | 5 issues | Ongoing series | February 1968 – October 1969 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
George of the Jungle | George of the Jungle — with Tom Slick and Super Chicken | 2 issues | Ongoing series | February – October 1969 | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | ||
The Get Along Gang | The Get Along Gang | 6 issues | Ongoing series | May 1985 – March 1986 | Dave Manak | Star Comics | ![]() | |
Get Smart | Get Smart | 8 issues | Ongoing series | June 1966 – September 1967 | Joe Gill | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Ghostbusters | Filmation's Ghostbusters | 4 issues | Ongoing series | February – June 1986 | Hilarie Staton | First Comics | ![]() | |
Ghost Whisperer | Ghost Whisperer: The Haunted | 5 issues | Limited series | March – July 2008 | Carrie Smith, Becca Smith | IDW Publishing | ||
Ghost Whisperer: The Muse | 4 issues | Limited series | December 2008 – March 2009 | Barbara Randall Kesel | ||||
Gidget | Gidget | 2 issues | Ongoing series | April – December 1966 | Dell Comics | |||
The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. | The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. | 5 issues | Ongoing series | January – October 1966 | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | ||
Glee | Archie (volume 1) #641–644: "Archie Meets Glee" | 4 issues | Serial | April 2013 – July 2013 | Roberto Aquirre-Sacasa | Archie Comics | Crossover with Archie. | |
Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. | Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. | 3 issues | Ongoing series | July 1966 – October 1967 | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | ||
The Governor & J.J. | The Governor and J.J. | 3 issues | Ongoing series | February – August 1970 | Paul S. Newman | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
Gravity Falls | Gravity Falls: Lost Legends (ISBN 9781368021425) | 1 volume | Graphic novel | July 24, 2018 | Alex Hirsch | Disney Press | ![]() | |
The Gray Ghost | Four Color (series 2) #911, #1000 | 2 issues | One-shot | June 1958,[173] June-August 1959[174] | Paul S. Newman | Dell Comics | Two tryout issues for a possible ongoing series that never saw the light of day. | ![]() |
The Green Hornet | The Green Hornet (1967) | 3 issues | Ongoing series | February – August 1967 | Paul S. Newman | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
Batman '66 Meets the Green Hornet | 6 issues | Limited series | August 2014 – January 2015 | Kevin Smith, Ralph Garman | DC Comics, Dynamite Entertainment | |||
The Green Hornet '66 Meets the Spirit | 5 issues | Limited series | 2017 | Fred Van Lente | Dynamite Entertainment | |||
The Gumby Show | Gumby 3-D | 7 issues | Limited series | October 1986 – January 1988 | Art Clokey, David Cody Weiss | Blackthorne Publishing | Originally published in anaglyph 3D. | ![]() |
Gumby's Summer Fun Special | 1 issue | One-shot | July 1987[175] | Bob Burden | Comico | ![]() | ||
Gumby's Winter Fun Special | 1 issue | One-shot | December 1988[176] | Steve Purcell | Comico | ![]() | ||
Gumby (2006) | 3 issues | Ongoing series | July 2006 – July 2007 | Bob Burden, Rick Geary, Steve Oliff | Wildcard Ink | |||
Gumby FCDB Special 2007 | 1 issue | One-shot | May 2007[177] | Shannon Wheeler | Free Comic Book Day 2007 exclusive. | |||
Gumby FCDB Special 2008 | 1 issue | One-shot | May 2008[178] | Mike Hersh, Bob Burden | Free Comic Book Day 2008 exclusive. | |||
Gumby's Gang – Starring Pokey | 1 issue | Limited series (planned) | July 2010 | Michael Aushenker | ||||
Gumby (2017) | 3 issues | Ongoing series | July – September 2017 | Jeff Whitman, Ray Fawkes, Kyle Baker, Mike Kazaleh, Sholly Fisch, Eric Esquivel, Andy Fish | Papercutz | |||
Gunsmoke | Four Color (series 2) #679, #720, #769, #797, #844 | 27 issues | One-shot | February 1956,[179] August 1956,[180] February 1957,[181] May 1957,[182] August 1957[183] | Paul S. Newman | Dell Comics | The first five issues are tryout issues for the eventual series, all published apart from each other. | ![]() |
Gunsmoke #6–27 | Ongoing series | January 1958 – July 1961 | The main series overall; continued from Four Color #844. | ![]() |
Generator Rex
[edit]- "Distraction!", Cartoon Network Action Pack! #50 (DC Comics, August 2010)
- "Extra Baggage", Cartoon Network Action Pack #51 (September 2010)
- "Heart of Stone", Cartoon Network Action Pack #54 (January 2011)
- "Home for the Holidays", Cartoon Network Action Pack #55 (February 2011)
- "A Blank Canvas", Cartoon Network Action Pack #56 (March 2011)
- "The Unforgiving Minute", Cartoon Network Action Pack #57 (April 2011)
- "Only a Game", Cartoon Network Action Pack! #59 (June 2011)
- "Grunion Run!", Cartoon Network Action Pack! #60 (July 2011)
- "Night of the Living Movie", Cartoon Network Action Pack! #56 (DC Comics, August 2011)
- "Anything You Can Chew", Cartoon Network Action Pack! #63 (DC Comics, October 2011)
- "The Quest!", Cartoon Network Action Pack! #64 (DC Comics, November 2011)
- "Hero Times Two", Cartoon Network Action Pack! #65 (DC Comics, January 2012)
- "Unhappy Holiday", Cartoon Network Action Pack! #66 (DC Comics, March 2012)
- "Wood for the Trees", Cartoon Network Action Pack! #67 (DC Comics, May 2012)
The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Central Junction: What's Your Function?", Cartoon Cartoons #14 | 1 | Gord Zajac | DC Comics | January 2003 | |||
"Bowled Over", Cartoon Cartoons #22 | 1 | Jesse Leon McCann | November 2003 | ||||
"Out, Darn Spot!", Cartoon Network Block Party #17 | 1 | March 2006 | |||||
"Reaper Madness", Cartoon Network Block Party #21 | 1 | Sholly Fisch | July 2006 | ||||
"Pest in Show", Cartoon Network Block Party #24 | 1 | Scott Cunningham | October 2006 | ||||
"Endsville Incident", Cartoon Network Block Party #27 | 1 | January 2007 | |||||
"All Washed Up", Cartoon Network Block Party #28 | 1 | Sholly Fisch | February 2007 |
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[edit]- The Hair Bear Bunch (Gold Key Comics, February 1972—February 1974)
- Hanna-Barbera:
- Hanna-Barbera All-Stars (Archie Comics, October 1995—April 1996)
- Hanna-Barbera Band-Wagon (Gold Key Comics, October 1962—April 1963)
- Hanna-Barbera Giant Size (Harvey Comics, October 1992—October 1993)
- Hanna-Barbera Hi-Adventure Heroes (Gold Key Comics, May—August 1969)
- Hanna-Barbera Parade (Charlton Comics, September 1971—December 1972)
- Hanna-Barbera TV Stars (Marvel Comics, August 1978—February 1979)
- Hanna-Barbera Presents (Archie Comics, November 1995—November 1996)
- Hanna-Barbera Spotlight (Marvel Comics, September 1978)
- Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes (Archie Comics, April 1968—September 1969)
- Hanna-Barbera Yogi Bear D.A.R.E. (Hanna-Barbera, 1989)
- Hanna-Barbera Beyond (DC Comics, May 2016—April 2019):
- Future Quest (DC Comics, May 2016—May 2017)
- Scooby Apocalypse (DC Comics, May 2016—April 2019)
- The Flintstones (DC Comics, June 2016—June 2017)
- Wacky Raceland (DC Comics, June—November 2016)
- Future Quest Presents (DC Comics, August 2017—July 2018)
- Dastardly and Muttley (September—February 2018)
- The Jetsons (DC Comics, November 2017—April 2018)
- Exit, Stage Left!: The Snagglepuss Chronicles (DC Comics, January—June 2018)
The Hanna-Barbera New Cartoon Series
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Lippy the Lion and Hardy Har Har | #1 | Gold Key Comics | March 1963 | ||||
"Heading South", Hanna-Barbera Parade #1 | 1 | Charlton Comics | September 1971 | Wally Gator story. | |||
"Meet the Champ", Hanna-Barbera Parade #1 | 1 | Charlton Comics | September 1971 | Lippy the Lion and Hardy Har Har story. | |||
"Beware of the Dragon", Hanna-Barbera Parade #1 | 1 | Phil Mendez | Charlton Comics | September 1971 | Touché Turtle and Dum Dum story. | ||
"Double Trouble!", Hanna-Barbera Parade #2 | 1 | Charlton Comics | September 1971 | Touché Turtle and Dum Dum story. | |||
"No Grace", Hanna-Barbera Parade #5 | 1 | Charlton Comics | February 1972 | Touché Turtle and Dum Dum story. |
- Happy Days (Gold Key Comics, March 1979—January 1980)
- Harlem Globetrotters (Gold Key Comics, April 1972—January 1975)
- The Hathaways (Four Color (Volume 2) #1298, Dell Comics, March-June 1962)
- The Haunted House
- Have Gun, Will Travel (Four Color (Volume 2) #931, #983 and #1044, Dell Comics, 1958, 1959 and October-December 1959)
- Hawaiian Eye (Gold Key Comics, July 1963)
- Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans (Four Color (Volume 2) #884, Dell Comics, March 1958)
- The Head: A Legend Is Born
- Hector Heathcote (Gold Key Comics, March 1964)
- He-Man and the Masters of the Universe:
- Masters of the Universe (Marvel Comics/Star Comics, May 1986—May 1988)
- Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (Topps Comics, June—October 1996)
- High Adventure (Four Color (Volume 2) #949, #1001, Dell Comics, November 1958, August-October 1959)
- The High Chaparral (Gold Key Comics, 1968)
- The Honeymooners (Hypergraphics Comics, 1987–1989)
- Honey West (Gold Key Comics, September 1966)
- Hong Kong Phooey (Charlton Comics, May 1975—November 1976)
- Hotel de Paree — Sundance (Four Color (Volume 2) #1126, Dell Comics, August-October 1960)
- Hotel Transylvania: The Series: My Little Monster-Sitter (Papercutz, June 2019)
- Howdy Doody (Dell Comics, January 1950—September 1956)
- H.R. Pufnstuf (Gold Key Comics, October 1970—July 1972)
- The Huckleberry Hound Show:
- Huckleberry Hound (Four Color (Volume 2) #990 and #1050, Dell Comics, May-July 1959 and October-December 1959)
- Huckleberry Hound Winter Fun (Four Color (Volume 2) #1054, Dell Comics, December 1959)
- Yogi Bear (1959) (Four Color (Volume 2) #1067, Dell Comics, December 1959-February 1960)
- Yogi Bear Goes to College (Four Color (Volume 2) #1104, Dell Comics, June-August 1960)
- Huckleberry Hound for President (Four Color (Volume 2) #1141, Dell Comics, October 1960)
- Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinks (Four Color (Volume 2) #1196, #1264, Dell Comics, July-September 1961, December 1961-February 1962)
- Huck and Yogi Winter Sports (Four Color (Volume 2) #1310, Dell Comics, March 1962)
- Husbands: The Comic
I
[edit]Based on | Title | Length | Format | Publication date | Authors | Publisher | Notes | Collected editions |
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I Dream of Jeannie | I Dream of Jeannie | 2 issues | Ongoing series | April – December 1966 | Dell Comics | |||
I Love Lucy | I Love Lucy | #3—35 | Ongoing series | August 1954 – April 1962 | Dell Comics | |||
I Spy | I Spy | 6 issues | Ongoing series | August 1966 – September 1968 | Gold Key Comics | |||
I'm Dickens, He's Fenster | I'm Dickens, He's Fenster | 2 issues | Ongoing series | July – October 1963 | Dell Comics | |||
Inhumanoids | Inhumanoids | 4 issues | Ongoing series | January – July 1987 | Marvel Comics/Star Comics | Adaptation of the five-episode storyline "The Evil That Lies Within". | ||
Invader Zim | Invader Zim | 50 issues | Ongoing series | July 2015 – March 2020 | Jhonen Vasquez, Eric Trueheart, K.C. Green,Dennis Hopeless, Jessie Hopeless, Kyle Starks, Sarah Anderson, Danielle Koenig, Jamie Smart, Ian McGinty, Aaron Alexovich, Dave Crosland, Sarah Graley, Rikki Simons, Sam Maggs, Steven Shanahan, Matthew Seely, Tait Howard, Sam Logan, Drew Rausch | Oni Press | ||
Invader Zim Quarterly | 2 issues | Ongoing series | June 2020 – August 2020 | Eric Trueheart, Sam Logan | Oni Press | |||
Invader Zim Quarterly: Holiday Special | 1 issue | One-shot | December 2020 | Eric Trueheart | Oni Press | |||
Invader Zim Quarterly: Zim's Greatest Plan | 1 issue | One-shot | March 2021 | Sam Logan | Oni Press | |||
Invader Zim: The Dookie Loop Horror | 1 issue | One-shot | August 2021 | Oni Press | ||||
The Invaders | The Invaders | 4 issues | Ongoing series | October 1967 – October 1968 | Gold Key Comics | |||
Iron Horse | Iron Horse | 2 issues | Ongoing series | March – June 1967 | Dell Comics | |||
It's About Time | It's About Time | 1 issue | One-shot | January 1967 | Gold Key Comics |
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[edit]- Jackie Chan Adventures
- James Bond Jr. (Marvel Comics, January—December 1992)
- Jem
- Jericho
- Jesse James is a Dead Man
- The Jetsons (Gold Key Comics, January 1963—September 1970; Charlton Comics, October 1970—December 1973; Harvey Comics, September 1992—October 1993)
- Jim Bowie (Four Color (Volume 2) #893 and #993, Dell Comics, 1958 and May 1959)
- Johnny Ringo (Four Color (Volume 2) #1142, Dell Comics, November 1960-January 1961)
- Johnny Test: The Once and Future Johnny (Viper Comics, September 2011)
- Jonny Quest
Justice League
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Justice League Adventures | #1–34 | Ongoing series | DC Comics | January 2002 – October 2004 |
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[edit]Based on | Title | Length | Format | Publication date | Authors | Publisher | Notes | Collected editions |
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Karate Kommandos | Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos | 4 issues | Limited series | January – July 1987[184] | Mary Jo Duffy | Star Comics | ||
Kid 'n Play | Kid 'n Play | 9 issues | Ongoing series | February – October 1992 | Dwight Coye | Marvel Comics | ||
King Arthur and the Knights of Justice | King Arthur and the Knights of Justice | 3 issues | Limited series | December 1993 – February 1994 | Mike Lackey | Marvel Comics | ||
King Leonardo and His Short Subjects | Four Color (series 2) #1242, #1278 | 2 | Tryout | November 1961-January 1962, February-April 1962 | ? | Dell Comics | ||
Kissyfur | Kissyfur | 1 issue | One-shot | 1989 | Phil Mendez | DC Comics | ||
Kolchak: The Night Stalker | Kolchak: The Night Stalker | 1 issue | 2002 | Jeff Rice | Moonstone Books | |||
The Krofft Supershow | The Krofft Supershow | 6 issues | Ongoing series | April 1978 – January 1979 | Gold Key Comics | |||
Krypto the Superdog | Krypto the Superdog | 6 issues | Limited series | November 2006 – April 2007 | Jesse Leon McCann | DC Comics | Paperback: 1779509278/978-1779509277 |
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[edit]Based on | Title | Length | Format | Publication date | Authors | Publisher | Notes | Collected editions |
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Laff-a-Lympics | Hanna-Barbera's Laff-a-Lympics | 13 issues | Ongoing series | March 1978 – March 1979 | Mark Evanier | Marvel Comics | ![]() | |
Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp | Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp | 8 issues | Ongoing series | May 1971 – February 1973 | ? | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
Land of the Giants | Land of the Giants | 5 issues | Ongoing series | November 1968 – September 1969 | ? | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
Laramie | Four Color (series 2) #1125, #1223, #1284 | 3 issues | One-shot | August-October 1960, September-November 1961, February-April 1962 | Paul S. Newman | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Laramie #01-418-207 | 1 issue | One-shot | May-July 1962 | ? | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
Lawman | Four Color (series 2) #970, #1035 | 11 issues | One-shot | December 1958, November 1959-January 1960 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
Lawman #3–11 | Ongoing series | February 1960 – April 1962 | ![]() | |||||
Leave It to Beaver | Four Color (series 2) #912, #999, #1103, #1191, #1285, 01-428-207 | 5 issues | One-shot | June 1958, June-August 1959, June-August 1960, July-September 1961, Feb-April 1962 | ? | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Leave It to Beaver #01-428-207 | 1 issue | One-shot | May-July 1962 | ? | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
The Legend of Jesse James | The Legend of Jesse James | 1 issue | One-shot | February 1966 | ? | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
The Legend of Korra | ||||||||
Legion of Super Heroes | Legion of Super-Heroes in the 31st Century | 20 issues | Ongoing series | June 2007 – January 2009 | J. Torres, Scott Beatty, Christine Boylan, Jai Nitz, Jack Briglio, Matt Manning, Jake Black | DC Comics |
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The Librarian | The Librarian: Return to King Solomon's Mines – The Graphic Novel | 1 volume | Graphic novel | December 2006 | James Watson | Atlantis Studios | Adaptation of the eponymous second TV film. | |
The Librarians | 4 issues | Limited series | November 2017 – March 2018 | Will Pfeifer | Dynamite Entertainment | Based on the sequel TV series. | ||
Lidsville | Lidsville | 5 issues | Limited series | October 1972 – October 1973 | Don Christensen | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp | Four Color (series 2) #860, #890, #921: "Wyatt Earp" | 13 issues | One-shot | November 1957, February 1958, June 1958 | Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Wyatt Earp #4–13 | Ongoing series | September-November 1958 – December 1960-February 1961 | ![]() | |||||
The Life of Riley | Four Color (series 2) #917 | 1 issue | One-shot | July 1958 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
Linus the Lionhearted | Linus the Lionhearted | 1 issue | One-shot | September 1965 | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | ||
Little Dracula | Little Dracula | 3 issues | Limited series | January – May 1992 | Michael Gallagher, Dave Manak, Jorge Pacheco | Harvey Comics | ![]() | |
The Little Mermaid | Disney's The Little Mermaid | 12 issues | Ongoing series | September 1994 – August 1995 | Trina Robbins, Martin Pasko, Kayte Kuch, Sheryl Scarborough | Marvel Comics | ||
Lost in Space (comics) | Lost in Space | 18 issues | Ongoing series | August 1991 – January 1994 | Matt Thompson, David Campiti, George Borderick, Jr., Bill Mumy, Kevin Burns, Terry Collins | Innovation Publishing | Retitled Lost in Space: Voyage to the Bottom of the Soul from #13 for the titular six-issue storyline. | |
Lost in Space: The Lost Adventures | 6 issues | Limited series | March – November 2016 | Holly Interlandi (adaptation), Carey Wilber (original) | American Gothic Press | |||
The Loud House | The Loud House | 23 volumes | Graphic novels | May 2017 – August 2022 | Papercutz | |||
The Lucy Show | The Lucy Show | 5 issues | Ongoing series | June 1963 – June 1964 | Gold Key Comics | ![]() |
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[edit]Based on | Title | Length | Format | Publication date | Authors | Publisher | Notes | Collected editions |
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Mackenzie's Raiders | Four Color (series 2) #1093 | 1 issue | One-shot | June-August 1960 | Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer | Dell Comics | Tryout issue for a possible series that went unpublished. | ![]() |
Man from Atlantis | Man from Atlantis | 7 issues | Ongoing series | February – August 1978 | Bill Mantlo, Mary Jo Duffy | Marvel Comics | ![]() | |
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. | The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (1965) | 22 issues | Ongoing series | May 1965 – April 1969 | Paul S. Newman, Dick Wood | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (1987) | 22 issues | Ongoing series | January 1987 – September 1988 | Skip Simpson, David M. Lynch, Stan Timmons, Glenn Magee, Paula Smith | TE Comics | ![]() | ||
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.: The Birds of Prey Affair | 2 issues | Limited series | March – September 1993 | Mark Ellis | Millennium Publications | ![]() | ||
Batman '66 Meets the Man from U.N.C.L.E. | 6 issues | Limited series | February – July 2016 | Jeff Parker | DC Comics | Crossover with Batman '66. |
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Margie | Four Color (series 2) #1307 | 1 issue | One-shot | ? | Dell Comics | March-May 1962 | Tryout issue for a possible series. | ![]() |
Margie #2 | 1 issue | Ongoing series | ? | July-September 1962 | ![]() | |||
Married... with Children | Married... with Children (series 1) | 7 issues | Limited series | June 1990 – February 1991 | Katherine Llewellyn | NOW Comics | ![]() | |
Married... with Children (series 2) | 7 issues | Ongoing series | September 1991 – April 1992 | Katherine Llewellyn, Marc Hansen, Diane Pirton, Ty Addams | ![]() | |||
The Marvel Action Hour | Marvel Action Hour Preview | 1 issue | Ashcan comic | 1994 | Joey Cavalieri, Eric Fein | Marvel Comics | ![]() | |
Marvel Action Hour: Iron Man | 8 issues | Ongoing series | November 1994 – June 1995 | Eric Fein | ![]() | |||
Marvel Action Hour: Fantastic Four | 8 issues | Ongoing series | November 1994 – June 1995 | Joey Cavalieri | ![]() | |||
M.A.S.K. | M.A.S.K. (series 1) | 4 issues | Ongoing series | December 1985 – March 1986 | Michael Fleisher | DC Comics | ![]() | |
M.A.S.K. (series 2) | 9 issues | Ongoing series | February – October 1987 | ![]() | ||||
The Mask: Animated Series | Adventures of the Mask | 12 issues | Ongoing series | January – December 1996 | Michael Eury | Dark Horse Comics | ||
Masked Rider | Masked Rider | 1 issue | One-shot | April 1996 | Frank Lovece | Marvel Comics | The main feature story "A Tale of Two Planets" (37 pages total), guest featuring the cast of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. | ![]() |
Saban Powerhouse #1, #2 | 2 issues | Comic story | Dan Slott | Acclaim Comics | October 1997 | Two self-contained stories spanning two issues, the following stories in order: "90 Miles Per Horror!" (#1) and "Ferbus Crashes High Society!" (#2) | ![]() | |
Maverick | Four Color (series 2) #892, #930, #945, #962, #980, #1005 | 19 issues | One-shot | April 1958, July 1958, October 1958, January 1959, April-June 1959, July-September 1959 | Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer | Dell Comics | The first six issues are tryout issues for a possible series, published apart from each other. | ![]() |
Maverick #7–19 | Ongoing series | October-December 1959 – April-June 1962 | ? | The main series overall, continued from Four Color #1005. | ![]() | |||
McHale's Navy | McHale's Navy | 3 issues | Ongoing series | May – November 1963 | Dell Comics | |||
McKeever and the Colonel | McKeever and the Colonel | 3 issues | Ongoing series | February – October 1963 | Dell Comics | |||
Men into Space | Four Color (series 2) #1083 | 1 issue | One-shot | March 1960 | Gaylord DuBois | Dell Comics | Tryout issue for a possible series that went unpublished. | ![]() |
Midnight Patrol: Adventures in the Dream Zone | The Beezer and Topper #87—153; The Dandy #2701—: "Potsworth & Co." | Comic story, serial | May 16, 1992 – 1994 | ? | DC Thomson | ![]() | ||
The Mighty Hercules | The Mighty Hercules | 2 issues | Ongoing series | July – November 1963 | ? | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
The Mighty Heroes | The Mighty Heroes (1967) | 4 issues | Ongoing series | March – July 1967 | ? | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
The Mighty Heroes (1987) | 1 issue | One-shot | 1987 | Joe Gill, Jim Main | Spotlight Comics | ![]() | ||
The Mighty Heroes (1998) | 1 issue | One-shot | January 1998 | Scott Lobdell | Marvel Comics | Published by Marvel under the imprint Paramount Comics. | ![]() | |
Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures | Mighty Mouse | 10 issues | Ongoing series | October 1990 – July 1991 | Michael Gallagher, Glenn Herdling, Dan Slott | Marvel Comics | ![]() | |
Millennium | Millennium | 5 issues | Limited series | January – May 2015 | Joe Harris | IDW Publishing | ||
Milton the Monster | Milton the Monster and Fearless Fly | 1 issue | One-shot | May 1966 | ? | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
Mission: Impossible | Mission: Impossible | 5 issues | Ongoing series | May 1967 – October 1969 | Paul S. Newman, Joe Gill | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Mister Ed | Four Color (series 2) #1295 | 1 issue | One-shot | March-May 1962 | Paul S. Newman | Dell Comics | Tryout issue for the eventual series. | ![]() |
Mister Ed, the Talking Horse | 6 issues | Ongoing series | Gold Key Comics | November 1962 – February 1964 | ![]() | |||
The Mod Squad | The Mod Squad | 8 issues | Ongoing series | January 1969 – April 1971 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
The Monkees | The Monkees | 17 issues | Ongoing series | March 1967 – October 1969 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
The Monroes (1966) | The Monroes | 1 issue | One-shot | April 1967 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
¡Mucha Lucha! | ¡Mucha Lucha! | 3 issues | Limited series | June – August 2003 | Eddie Mort | DC Comics | ![]() | |
The Munsters | The Munsters | 16 issues | Ongoing series | January 1965 – February 1958 | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | ||
Muppet Babies (1984) | Jim Henson's Muppet Babies | 26 | Ongoing series | May 1985 – July 1989 | Marvel Comics | Published by Marvel under the imprint Star Comics. | ||
The Muppet Show | ||||||||
My Favorite Martian | My Favorite Martian | 9 issues | Ongoing series | January 1964 – October 1966 | Paul S. Newman | Gold Key Comics | ![]() |
The Magilla Gorilla Show
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Magilla Gorilla (1964) | #1–10 | Ongoing series | Gold Key Comics | May 1964 – December 1968 | ![]() | ||
Mushmouse and Punkin Puss #1 | 1 | September 1965 | ![]() | ||||
Magilla Gorilla (1970) | #1–5 | Ongoing series | Joe Gill | Charlton Comics | November 1970 – July 1971 | ![]() | |
"The Twiddle Method", Cartoon Network Presents #3 | 1 | Sam Henderson | DC Comics | October 1997 | Magilla Gorilla story; guest-featuring characters from The Yogi Bear Show, Top Cat and Breezly and Sneezly. | ![]() | |
"Magilla's Guerrillas!", Cartoon Network Presents #8 | 1 | Mike Carlin | DC Comics | May 1998 | Magilla Gorilla story; guest-featuring characters from The Peter Potamus Show, Space Ghost, The Herculoids and Dial M for Monkey (from Dexter's Laboratory). | ![]() | |
"Mighty Magilla", Cartoon Network Presents #22 | 1 | Terry Collins | DC Comics | June 1999 | ![]() |
The Mickey Mouse Club
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Corky and White Shadow", Four Color (series 2) #707 | 14 | ? | Dell Comics | May 1956 | ![]() | ||
"The Hardy Boys", Four Color (series 2) #760, #830, #887, #964 | ? | December 1956, August 1957, January 1958, January 1959 | ![]() | ||||
"Spin and Marty", Four Color (series 2) #714, #767, #808, #1026 and #1082 | Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer | June 1956, February 1957, June 1957, September-November 1959, March-May 1960 | ![]() | ||||
"Spin and Marty and Annette", Four Color (series 2) #826 | September 1957 | ![]() | |||||
"Clint and Mac", Four Color (series 2) #889 | ? | March 1958 | ![]() | ||||
"Annette", Four Color (series 2) #905 | ? | May 1958 | ![]() | ||||
Spin and Marty | #5–9 | Ongoing series | ? | March-May 1958 – March-May 1959 | ![]() |
Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"I Love You, You Hate Me!", Disney Adventures (volume 7) #1 | D. Murray | Disney Publishing Worldwide | November 1996 | ||||
"So Many Spaceships", Disney Adventures (volume 7) #4 | D. Murray | February 1997 | |||||
"Slap Shots", Disney Adventures (volume 8) #2 | Roger Brown | December 1997 |
Moby Dick and Mighty Mightor
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"The Mighty Mightor Battles the Vampire King", Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes #1 | 7 | Gold Key Comics | April 1968 | Mightor story. | |||
"Danger in the Deep", Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes #1 | Moby Dick story. | ||||||
"Beware! Skullarva!", Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes #2 | July 1968 | Mightor story. | |||||
"Undersea Invasion", Hanna-Barber Super TV Heroes #3 | October 1968 | Moby Dick story. | |||||
"The Piper's Plot", Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes #4 | January 1969 | Mightor story. | |||||
"The Yeast Beast", Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes #5 | May 1969 | Moby Dick story. | |||||
"Multiplying Menace", Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes #5 | Mightor story. | ||||||
"Creature from Below", Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes #6 | July 1969 | Moby Dick story. | |||||
"Idol of Fear", Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes #6 | Mightor story. | ||||||
"The Submarine Pirates", Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes #7 | September 1969 | Moby Dick story. | |||||
"Wrath of Tazarr", Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes #7 | Mightor story. |
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[edit]Based on | Title | Length | Format | Publication date | Authors | Publisher | Notes | Collected editions |
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Nanny and the Professor | Nanny and the Professor | 2 issues | Ongoing series | August – October 1970 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
National Velvet | National Velvet (series 1) #01-556-207, #12-556-210 | 2 issues | May-July 1962 – August-October 1962 | Gaylord DuBois | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
National Velvet (series 2) | 2 issues | December 1962 – March 1963 | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | ||||
Neon Genesis Evangelion | ||||||||
The New Adventures of Charlie Chan | The New Adventures of Charlie Chan | 6 issues | Ongoing series | May-June 1958 – March-April 1959 | John Broome | DC Comics | ![]() | |
The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn | The New Adventures of Huck Finn | 1 issue | December 1968 | Gold Key Comics | Adaptation of the series' tenth overall episode "The Curse of Thut". | ![]() | ||
The New Adventures of Pinocchio | TV's New Adventures of Pinocchio | 3 issues | Ongoing series | October-December 1962 – September-November 1963 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
The New People | The New People | 2 issues | Ongoing series | January – May 1970 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
The Nurses | The Nurses | 3 issues | Ongoing series | April – October 1963 | Paul S. Newman | Gold Key Comics | ![]() |
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[edit]Based on | Title | Length | Format | Publication date | Authors | Publisher | Notes | Collected editions |
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Once Upon a Time | Once Upon a Time: Shadow of the Queen | 1 volume | Graphic novel | September 2013 | Dan Thomsen, Corinna Bechko | Marvel Comics | ![]() | |
Once Upon a Time: Out of the Past | 1 volume | Graphic novel | April 2015 | Kalinda Vazquez, Corinna Bechko | Marvel Comics | ![]() | ||
Orphan Black (comics) | Orphan Black | 5 issues | Limited series | February – June 2015 | Graeme Manson, John Fawcett, Jody Houser | IDW Publishing |
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Orphan Black: Helsinki | 5 issues | Limited series | November 2015 – March 2016 | Graeme Manson, John Fawcett, Heli Kennedy | IDW Publishing |
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Orphan Black: Deviations | 6 issues | Limited series | March – August 2017 | Heli Kennedy | IDW Publishing |
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Orphan Black: Crazy Science | 1 issue | One-shot | June 2018 | Heli Kennedy | IDW Publishing | |||
The Orville | The Orville: New Beginnings | 4 issues | Limited series | July – October 2019 | David A. Goodman | Dark Horse Comics | ||
The Orville: Launch Day | 4 issues | Limited series | September – December 2020 | David A. Goodman | Dark Horse Comics | |||
The Orville: Digressions | 2 issues | Limited series | May – July 2021 | David A. Goodman | Dark Horse Comics | |||
The Orville: Artifacts | 2 issues | Limited series | October – November 2021 | David A. Goodman | Dark Horse Comics | |||
Our Miss Brooks | Four Color (series 2) #751 | 1 issue | One-shot | 1956 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
Over the Garden Wall | Over the Garden Wall Special | 1 issue | One-shot | November 2014 | Patrick McHale | Boom! Studios | ||
Over the Garden Wall (series 1) | 4 issues | Limited series | August – November 2015 | Patrick McHale | Boom! Studios | |||
Over the Garden Wall (series 2) | 20 issues | Ongoing series | April 2016 – November 2017 | Jim Campbell, Amalia Levari, George Mager, Kiernan Sjursen-Lien, Danielle Burgos | Boom! Studios | |||
Over the Garden Wall 2017 Special | 1 issue | One-shot | September 2017 | Jonathan Case, Gris Grimly, Samantha Glow Knapp | Boom! Studios | |||
Over the Garden Wall: Hollow Town | 5 issues | Limited series | September 2018 – January 2019 | Celia Lowenthal | Boom! Studios | |||
Over the Garden Wall: Distillatoria | 1 volume | Graphic novel | November 2018 | Jonathan Case | Boom! Studios | ![]() | ||
Over the Garden Wall: Soulful Symphonies | 5 issues | Limited series | August 2019 – December 2019 | Birdie Willis | Boom! Studios | |||
Over the Garden Wall: Circus Friends | 1 volume | Graphic novel | October 2019 | Jonathan Case | Boom! Studios | ![]() | ||
Over the Garden Wall: The Benevolent Sisters of Charity | 1 volume | Graphic novel | October 2020 | Sam Johns | Boom! Studios | ![]() |
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[edit]Based on | Title | Length | Format | Publication date | Authors | Publisher | Notes | Collected editions |
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The Partridge Family | The Partridge Family | 21 issues | Ongoing series | March 1971 – November 1973 | Don Sherwood, R.J. Simpson | Charlton Comics | ![]() | |
The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show | Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm | 36 issues | Ongoing series | January 1972 – December 1976 | ? | Charlton Comics | ![]() | |
Penny Dreadful | Penny Dreadful (series 1) | 5 issues | Limited series | May – November 2016 | Krysty Wilson-Cairns, Andrew Hinderaker, Chris King | Titan Comics | ||
Penny Dreadful (series 2) | 12 issues | Ongoing series | May 2017 – December 2018 | Chris King | ||||
Perry Mason (1957) | Perry Mason | 2 issues | Ongoing series | June-August 1964 – October-December 1964 | Ken Fitch | Dell Comics | Quarterly publication. | ![]() |
Peter Gunn | Four Color (series 2) #1087 | 1 issue | One-shot | April-June 1960 | Paul S. Newman | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
The Peter Potamus Show | Peter Potamus | 1 issue | One-shot | January 1965 | Gold Key Comics | |||
Hanna-Barbera Parade #1: "Dr. Monk's Magic Diet" | 1 issue | Comic story | September 1971 | Charlton Comics | ||||
Cartoon Network Presents #12: "Peter Potamus on the Bizarre-O World!" | 1 issue | One-shot | August 1998 | Sam Henderson | DC Comics | |||
Phantom 2040 | Phantom 2040 | 4 issues | Limited series | May – August 1995 | Peter Quinones | Marvel Comics | ![]() | |
Phineas and Ferb | Phineas and Ferb Magazine #12—21 | Ongoing series | October 2012 – November 2013 | Disney Publishing Worldwide | ||||
Pinky and the Brain | Pinky and the Brain Christmas Special | 1 issue | One-shot | January 1996 | David Cody Weiss, Bobbi JG Weiss | DC Comics | ![]() | |
Pinky and the Brain | 27 issues | Ongoing series | July 1996 – November 1998 | David Cody Weiss, Bobbi JG Weiss, Dana Kurtin, Dan Slott, Jesse Leon McCann, Shaun McLaughlin | ![]() | |||
The Pirates of Dark Water | The Pirates of Dark Water | 9 issues | Limited series | November 1991 – July 1992 | Dwight Jon Zimmerman | Marvel Comics | ![]() | |
Police Academy | Police Academy: The Comic Book | 6 issues | Ongoing series | October 1989 – February 1990 | Angelo DeCesare | Marvel Comics | ![]() |
Power Rangers
[edit]- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (series 1) #1–6 (Hamilton Comics, December 1994 – May 1995)
- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (series 2) #1–4 (Hamilton Comics, June – September 1995)
- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Saga #1–3 (Hamilton Comics, August – October 1995)
- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Ninja Rangers #1–5 (Hamilton Comics, December 1995 – April 1996)
- Power Rangers Zeo (Image Comics, August 1996)
- Power Rangers Turbo: Into the Fire and Other Stories, Saban Powerhouse #1 (Acclaim Comics, October 1997)
- Power Rangers Turbo vs. Beetleborgs Metallix, Saban Powerhouse Special (Acclaim Comics/Valiant Comics, October 1997)
- Power Rangers Turbo: Simple Simon Says and Other Stories, Saban Powerhouse #2 (Acclaim Comics, October 1997)
- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (volume 1) #0–55 (Boom! Studios, January 2016 – October 2020)
- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Pink #1–6 (Boom! Studios, June 2016 – January 2017)
- Justice League/Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (DC Comics/Boom! Studios, March—November 2017)
- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Shattered Grid #1 (Boom! Studios, August 2018)
- Godzilla vs. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (IDW Publishing/Boom! Studios, December 2019—June 2020)
- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (IDW Publishing/Boom! Studios, March—July 2022)
- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (volume 2) #100–present (Boom! Studios, September 2022 – present)
- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II #1–5 (IDW Publishing/Boom! Studios, December 2022 – April 2023)
The Powerpuff Girls
[edit]1998 TV series
[edit]- "Snack in the Face", Cartoon Network Starring #1 (DC Comics, September 1999)
- "Black and Blue Period", Cartoon Network Starring #5 (DC Comics, January 2000)
- The Powerpuff Girls (based on the 1998 TV series) (DC Comics, May 2000—March 2006)
- "To Love Some Bunny", Cartoon Network Block Party! #19 (DC Comics, May 2006)
- "The Big Green Monster", Cartoon Network Block Party! #20 (DC Comics, June 2006)
- "Lab Partners", Cartoon Network Block Party! #19 (DC Comics, July 2006)
- "The MP Three", Cartoon Network Block Party! #21 (DC Comics, September 2006)
- "Steal a Meal", Cartoon Network Block Party! #26 (DC Comics, December 2006)
- "Stubble and Fall", Cartoon Network Block Party! #28 (DC Comics, February 2007)
- "Mayor Minor", Cartoon Network Block Party! #31 (DC Comics, May 2007)
- "Professor Mom", Cartoon Network Block Party! #36 (DC Comics, October 2007)
- "Sounding Off", Cartoon Network Block Party! #37 (DC Comics, November 2007)
- "Amoeba? I Don't Even Know Ya!", Cartoon Network Block Party! #41 (DC Comics, March 2008)
- "Gather No Moths", Cartoon Network Block Party! #42 (DC Comics, April 2008)
- "The Devil's Playground", Cartoon Network Block Party! #43 (DC Comics, May 2008)
- "Repeating Robots", Cartoon Network Block Party! #45 (DC Comics, July 2008)
- "Musclebound Monster", Cartoon Network Block Party! #46 (DC Comics, August 2008)
- "Too Close for Comfort", Cartoon Network Block Party! #48 (DC Comics, October 2008)
- "Bad Bad Badminton", Cartoon Network Block Party! #49 (DC Comics, November 2008)
- "Statue of Limitations", Cartoon Network Block Party! #50 (DC Comics, December 2008)
- "Special Formula!", Cartoon Network Block Party! #50 (DC Comics, May 2009)
- "Trouble Bogie", Cartoon Network Block Party! #57 (DC Comics, July 2009)
- "Triple Threat", Cartoon Network Block Party! #57 (DC Comics, August 2009)
- "Smart & Smarter", Cartoon Network Block Party! #59 (DC Comics, September 2009)
- The Powerpuff Girls (2013) (IDW Publishing, September 2013—June 2014)
- The Powerpuff Girls: Super Smash-Up! (IDW Publishing, January—May 2015)
2016 TV series
[edit]- The Powerpuff Girls (2016) (IDW Publishing, July—December 2016)
- The Powerpuff Girls: The Bureau of Bad (IDW Publishing, November 2017—January 2018)
- The Powerpuff Girls: The Time Tie (IDW Publishing, May—July 2017)
The Prisoner
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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The Prisoner: Shattered Visage Books A–D | 4 | Limited series | Dean Motter, Mark Askwith | DC Comics | December 1988 – February 1989 | ||
The Prisoner | #1–4 | Limited series | Peter Milligan | Titan Comics | April – September 2018 |
ProStars
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Brazil Nuts", NBC Saturday Morning Comics #1 | 1 | Harvey Comics | September 1991 | Adaptation of the series' eponymous sixth overall episode. | ![]() |
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Quantum Leap | Quantum Leap | 13 issues | Ongoing series | September 1991 – July 1993 | George Broderick, Jr., John Holland, Steven Dorfman, Terry Collins, Becky Broderick, Charles Marshall, Ted Slampyak, Bill Spangler, Andy Mangels, Peter Quinones, Bruce Scalet, Scott Rockwell, Christine Hantzopulos-Hunt | Innovation Publishing | ||
Queer as Folk | Rage: Gay Crusader | 1 issue | One-shot | March 2002 | Red Cape Comics | ![]() |
The Quick Draw McGraw Show
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Quick Draw McGraw", Four Color (series 2) #1040 | 15 issues | One-shot | Dell Comics | December 1959-February 1960 | The first issue was a tryout issue for the eventual series. | ||
Quick Draw McGraw (1960) #2–15 | Ongoing series | Dell Comics, Gold Key Comics | April-June 1960 – 1969 | The main series overall, continued from Four Color #1040; the first eleven issues were published by Dell and the remainder of the series by Gold Key Comics from #12 (October-November 1962). | |||
Snooper and Blabber, Detectives | 1 issue | One-shot | Gold Key Comics | November 1962—May 1963 | |||
Augie Doggie | 1 issue | One-shot | Gold Key Comics | October 1963 | |||
Mr. and Mrs. J. Evil Scientist | 4 issues | Ongoing series | November 1963 – September 1966 | Annual publication for the Halloween season. | |||
Quick Draw McGraw (1970) | 8 issues | Ongoing series | Charlton Comics | November 1970—January 1972 | |||
"El Kabong Rides Again!", Hanna-Barbera Spotlight #2 | 1 issue | Comic story | Mark Evanier | Marvel Comics | September 1978 | Quick Draw McGraw story. | |
"Bounce to the Ounce", Hanna-Barbera Spotlight #2 | 1 issue | Comic story | Mark Evanier | Marvel Comics | September 1978 | Snooper and Blabber story. | |
"A Penny Saved", Hanna-Barbera Spotlight #2 | 1 issue | Comic story | Mark Evanier | Marvel Comics | September 1978 | Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy story. | |
"The Good, the Brat, and the Ugly", Hanna-Barbera Presents #4 | 1 issue | Comic story | Bill Matheny, Laren Bright | Archie Comics | May 1996 | Quick Draw McGraw story. | |
"The Most Wanted Ape in the West", Hanna-Barbera Presents #4 | 1 issue | Comic story | Bill Matheny, Laren Bright | Archie Comics | May 1996 | Quick Draw McGraw story, guest-featuring Magilla Gorilla (from his eponymous series). | |
"La Dia de Los Kabongs", Cartoon Network Presents #6 | 1 issue | Comic story | Sam Henderson | DC Comics | January 1998 | Quick Draw McGraw story. | |
"Stray Pets", Cartoon Network Presents #16 | 1 issue | Comic story | Sam Henderson | DC Comics | December 1998 | Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy story. | |
"Night of the Iron Horse", Cartoon Network Presents #22 | 1 issue | Comic story | Terry Collins | DC Comics | June 1999 | Quick Draw McGraw story. |
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Rainbow Brite (1984) | Rainbow Brite | 5 issues | Limited series | October 2018 – March 2019 | Jeremy Whitley | Dynamite Entertainment | ||
The Real Ghostbusters (comics) | ||||||||
The Real Ghostbusters (UK) | 193 issues | Ongoing series | March 1988 – March 1992 | Marvel UK | ||||
The Real Ghostbusters (volume 1) | 28 issues | Ongoing series | August 1988 – December 1990 | NOW Comics | ||||
The Real Ghostbusters (volume 2) | 4 issues | Limited series | November 1991 – February 1992 | |||||
Mars Attacks the Real Ghostbusters | 1 issue | One-shot | January 2013 | Erik Burnham | IDW Publishing | Crossover with Mars Attacks. | ||
Ghostbusters: Get Real | 4 issues | Limited series | June – September 2015 | Erik Burnham | IDW Publishing | Crossover with the film series counterparts. | ||
Ghostbusters 35th Anniversary: The Real Ghostbusters | 1 issue | One-shot | April 2019 | Cavan Scott | IDW Publishing | |||
The Real McCoys | Four Color (series 2) #1071, #1134 | 2 issues | One-shot | January-March 1960, September-November 1960 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
The Real McCoys #01-689-207 | 1 issue | One-shot | May-July 1962 | Dell Comics | ![]() | |||
The Rebel | Four Color (series 2) #1076, #1138, #1207, #1262 | 4 issues | One-shot | February-April 1960 | Dell Comics | ![]() | ||
Regular Show | Regular Show | 40 issues | Ongoing series | April 2013 – October 2016 | K.C. Green, Jeremy Lawson, Pranas Naujokaitis, Nick Sumida, Minty Lewis, J.G. Quintel, Rachel Conner, Kevin Church, Kevin Burkhalter, Madeline Rupert, Clark Burscough, Shanna Matuszak, Jon Morris, Eddie Wright, Ulises Farinas, Erick Freitas, Ryan Ferrier | Boom! Studios | ||
Regular Show: Skips | 6 issues | Limited series | November 2013 – April 2014 | Madeline Rupert | ||||
Regular Show: 2015 March Madness Special | 1 issue | One-shot | March 2015 | Shanna Matusza, Molly Ostertag, Kevin Panetta, Kristina Ness | ||||
Regular Show: 2017 Special | 1 issue | One-shot | April 2017 | Derek Fridolfs, Sara Goetter, Kristin Kemper, Hanna Blumenreich, Alex Solis and Ellen Kramer | ||||
Adventure Time/Regular Show | 6 issues | Limited series | August 2017 – January 2018 | Conor McCreery | Crossover with Adventure Time. | |||
Regular Show: 25 Years Later | 6 issues | Limited series | June – November 2018 | Christopher Hastings | ||||
Regular Show: 2018 Special | 1 issue | One-shot | February 2018 | Conor McCreery | ||||
The Ren & Stimpy Show | The Ren & Stimpy Show | 44 issues | Ongoing series | December 1992 – July 1996 | Dan Slott | Marvel Comics | ![]() |
The Replacements
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Abraslammed!", Disney Adventures | 1 | Elizabeth Watasin | Disney Publishing Worldwide | April 2007 | |||
"Mission: Kitchen!", Disney Adventures | 1 | Elizabeth Watasin | October 2007 | ||||
"The Halloween Directive!", Disney Adventures | 1 | Todd Clark | November 2007 |
The Restless Gun
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Restless Gun", Four Color (series 2) #934, #986, #1045, #1089, #1146 | 5 | Dell Comics | September 1958, November 1959-January 1960, April-June 1959, April 1960, November 1960-January 1961 | ![]() |
Rick and Morty
[edit]The Rifleman
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"The Rifleman", Four Color (series 2) #1009 | 1 | Dell Comics | July-September 1959 | ||||
The Rifleman #2—20 | 19 | Ongoing series | Dell Comics, Gold Key Comics | January-March 1960 – October 1964 | ![]() |
Riverdale
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Riverdale: One-Shot | #1 | One-shot | Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa | Archie Comics | April 2017 | ||
Riverdale | #1–17 | Ongoing series | Will Ewing, Michael Grassi, Greg Murray, Daniel King, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, James Dewillie, Tessa Leigh Williams, Brian E. Peterson, Ross Maxwell, Aaron Allen | May 2017 – July 2018 | |||
Riverdale: Season 3 | #1–5 | Limited series | Micol Ostow | May – September 2019 | |||
Riverdale Presents: South Side Serpents | #1 | One-shot | David Barnett | March 2021 | |||
Archie Meets Riverdale | #1 | One-shot | Daniel Kibblesmith | June 2022 | Crossover with the original Archie, the basis from which the TV series originated. |
Robin of Sherwood
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Robin of Sherwood", Look-in #18–39 | 21 | Serial | Angus Allan | ITV | April 1984 – September 1986 |
Robotech
[edit]Robotix
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Robotix | #1 | Herb Trimpe | Marvel Comics | February 1986 | ![]() |
Rocko's Modern Life
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Rocko's Modern Life (1994) | #1–7 | Limited series | John Lewandowski, Joey Cavalieri | Marvel Comics | June – December 1994 | ||
Rocko's Modern Life (2017) | #1–8 | Limited series | Ryan Ferrier, K.C. Green, David DeGrand, Tony Millionaire, Marie Enger | Boom! Studios | December 2017 – September 2018 | ||
Rocko's Modern Afterlife | #1–4 | Limited series | Anthony Burch | Boom! Studios | April – July 2019 |
The Roman Holidays
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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The Roman Holidays | #1–4 | Ongoing series | Gold Key Comics | November 1972 – August 1973 |
The Rootie Kazootie Club
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Rootie Kazootie", Four Color (series 2) #415, #459, #502 | 3 | Dell Comics | August 1952, 1953 | ![]() | |||
Rootie Kazootie | #4—6 (3) |
Dell Comics | June – December 1954 | ![]() |
The Ruff and Reddy Show
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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"Ruff and Reddy", Four Color (series 2) #937, #981, #1038 | 3 | Dell Comics | September 1958, April-June 1959, October-December 1959 | ![]() | |||
Ruff and Reddy | #4—12 (9) |
Dell Comics | January-March 1960 – January-March 1962 | ![]() | |||
The Ruff and Reddy Show | #1–6 | Limited series | Howard Chaykin | DC Comics | December 2017 – May 2018 | Part of the Hanna-Barbera Universe line. |
Rugrats
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Rugrats (1996) | #1 | Bambos, David Leach | Marvel Comics | May 1996 | ![]() | ||
Rugrats Comic Adventures (volume 1) | #1–10 | Ongoing series | Nickelodeon | November 1997 – August 1998 | ![]() | ||
Rugrats Comic Adventures (volume 2) | #1–10 | Ongoing series | October 1998 – July 1999 | ![]() | |||
Rugrats Comic Adventures (volume 3) | #1–10 | Ongoing series | 2000 – 2001 | ![]() | |||
Rugrats (2017) | #1–8 | Limited series | Box Brown, Pranas T. Naujokaitis | Boom! Studios | October 2017 – May 2018 | ||
Rugrats: R is for Reptar Special | #1 | Special edition | Nicole Andelfinger | April 2018 | |||
Rugrats: C Is For Chanukah Special | #1 | Special edition | Cullen Crawford, Daniel Kibblesmith | November 2018 |
Run, Buddy, Run!
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Run, Buddy, Run! | #1 | Gold Key Comics | June 1967 | ![]() |
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Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs | Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs | 4 issues | Limited series | March – June 2016 | Mairghread Scott | Lion Forge Comics | ![]() | |
Samson & Goliath | Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes #1, #3 | 2 issues | Comic story | Gold Key Comics | April 1968, October 1968 | Two self-contained stories published two select issues apart, the following stories in order: "The Magnetic Menace" (#1) and "The Cosmic Werewolf" (#2) respectively. | ![]() | |
Samurai Jack (comics) | Samurai Jack (2002) | nn | September 2002 | Genndy Tartakovsky | DC Comics | |||
Samurai Jack (2013) | 20 issues | Ongoing series | October 2013 – May 2015 | Jim Zub, Andy Suriano | IDW Publishing |
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Samurai Jack: Quantum Jack | 5 issues | Limited series | September 2017 – January 2018 | Fabian Rangel, Jr. |
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Samurai Jack: Lost Worlds | 4 issues | Limited series | April – July 2019 | Paul Allor |
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Saved by the Bell | Saved by the Bell | 5 issues | Ongoing series | May 1992 – May 1993 | Angelo DeCesare | Harvey Comics | ||
Scooby-Doo | ||||||||
Sea Hunt | Four Color (series 2) #928, #994, #1041 | 13 issues | One-shot | Dell Comics | August 1958, May 1959, October-December 1959 | ![]() | ||
Sea Hunt #4–13 | Ongoing series | January-March 1960 – April-June 1962 | Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer | [185] | ![]() | |||
Sectaurs: Warriors of Symbion | Sectaurs: Warriors of Symbion | 8 issues | Limited series | June 1985 – September 1986 | Bill Mantlo | Marvel Comics | ![]() | |
Shazzan | Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes #2, #3, #4, #5 | 4 issues | Comic story | Carl Fallberg (#2), Don R. Christensen (#3, #4) | Gold Key Comics | July 1968, October 1968, January 1969, May 1969 | Four self-contained stories published in four select issues apart, the following stories in order: "The Diamond of Doom" (#2), "Terrors of Turaba" (#3), "The Mind-Master" (#4) and "Curse of the Cloud-Wizard" (#5) respectively. | ![]() |
The Shield | The Shield: Spotlight | 5 issues | Limited series | January – May 2004 | Jeff Mariotte | IDW Publishing | ||
Shotgun Slade | Four Color (series 2) #1111 | 1 issue | One-shot | July-September 1960 | Dell Comics | The issue features three self-contained stories in the following order, "Outpost Outlaws" (18 pages), "Cowtown" (14 pages) and "The Clue Trail" (1 page). | ![]() | |
SilverHawks | SilverHawks (1987) | 7 issues | Ongoing series | Steve Perry | Star Comics | August 1987 – August 1988 | ![]() | |
The Simpsons | ||||||||
Sinbad Jr. and his Magic Belt | Sinbad Jr. | 3 issues | Ongoing series | September 1965 – May 1966 | Dell Comics | [186] | ![]() | |
Sítio do Picapau Amarelo (1977) | ||||||||
The Six Million Dollar Man | The Six Million Dollar Man (1976) | 9 issues | Ongoing series | June 1976 – June 1978 | Joe Gill, Nicola Cuti | Charlton Comics | ||
The Six Million Dollar Man: Season Six | 6 issues | Limited series | March – September 2014 | James Kuhoric | Dynamite Entertainment |
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The Six Million Dollar Man: Fall of Man | 5 issues | Limited series | July – November 2016 | Van Jensen | Dynamite Entertainment |
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G.I. Joe vs. The Six Million Dollar Man | 4 issues | Limited series | February – May 2018 | Ryan Ferrier | Dynamite Entertainment | Crossover with Hasbro's G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero; co-published with IDW Publishing. |
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The Six Million Dollar Man (2019) | 5 issues | Limited series | March – July 2019 | Christopher Hastings | Dynamite Entertainment |
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Skeleton Warriors | Skeleton Warriors | 4 issues | Ongoing series | April – July 1995 | Adam Bezark, Ty Granaroli | Marvel Comics | ![]() | |
Sliders | Sliders | 2 issues | Limited series | June – July 1996 | D.G. Chichester | Acclaim Comics/Armada | ![]() | |
Sliders: Ultimatum | 2 issues | Limited series | August – September 1996 | ![]() | ||||
Sliders: Darkest Hour | 3 issues | Limited series | October – November 1996 | ![]() | ||||
Sliders Special | 3 issues | Limited series | November 1996 – March 1997 | Jerry O'Connell, Tracy Torme, D.G. Chichester | Anthology series of three self-contained stories featuring the series' main characters. | ![]() | ||
Smallville | Smallville | 11 issues | Ongoing series | May 2003 – January 2005 | Mark Verheiden, Clint Carpenter, Drew Greenberg, Dan Thomsen | DC Comics | ||
The Smurfs (1981) | The Smurfs | 3 issues | Ongoing series | December 1982 – February 1983 | Peyo | Marvel Comics | ![]() | |
Sonic X | Sonic X | 40 issues | Ongoing series | November 2005 – February 2009 | Joe Edkin, Tim Smith, Ron Zalme, Tracy Yardley, Steven Butler, McDonough, Patyk, Wahnish, Amash, Mike Bullock, Patrick Spaziante, Ian Flynn, David Hutchison, James Fry III, Terry Austin, Al Milgrom | Archie Comics | ||
Sons of Anarchy | Sons of Anarchy | 25 issues | Ongoing series | September 2013 – September 2015 | Boom! Studios | |||
Sons of Anarchy: Redwood Original | 12 issues | Limited series | August 2016 – July 2017 | |||||
Space: 1999 | Space: 1999 | 7 issues | Ongoing series | November 1975 – November 1976 | Nicola Cuti, John Byrne, Mike Pellowski | Charlton Comics | Bimonthly publication. | ![]() |
Space: Above and Beyond | Space: Above and Beyond | 3 issues | Limited series | January – March 1996 | Roy Thomas | Topps Comics | ![]() | |
Space: Above and Beyond — The Gauntlet | 2 issues | Limited series | May – June 1996 | ![]() | ||||
Space Battleship Yamato | Space Battleship Yamato | Serialized manga | November 1974 – May 1975 | Leiji Matsumoto | Akita Shoten | Serialized in Bōken Ō. | Collected in 1 tankōbon volume. | |
Farewell to Space Battleship Yamato | Serialized manga | July 1978 – December 1979 | Collected in 2 tankōbon volumes. | |||||
Great Yamato | Serialized manga | February 2000 – October 2001 | Shogakukan | Serialized in Gotta Comics. | Collected in 2 tankōbon volumes. | |||
Space Cats | NBC Saturday Morning Comics #1: "Diamonds are Fur-ever" | 1 issue | Comic story | September 1991 | Harvey Comics | Adaptation of the series' sixth overall episode. | ![]() | |
Space Ghost | Space Ghost (1966) | 1 issue | One-shot | December 1966 | Gold Key Comics | The comic features two Space Ghost stories, "Zorak's Revenge" and "The Space Outcast". The middle story featured, "The Raiders of Ra" is based on Dino Boy in the Lost Valley.[187] | ![]() | |
Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes #3, #6, #7 | 3 issues | Comic story | October 1968, July 1969, September 1969 | Three self-contained stories published in three select issues apart, the following stories in order: "The Plague of Giants" (#3), "The Sun Master" (#6) and "The Mutant Planet" (#7). | ![]() | |||
Space Ghost (1987) | 1 issue | One-shot | December 1987 | Mark Evanier, Steve Rude, Darrell McNeil (plot assistance) | Comico | The main feature story "The Sinister Spectre", followed by an article on the development of the series by Evanier.[188] | ![]() | |
Cartoon Network Presents: Space Ghost | 1 issue | One-shot | March 1997 | Bill Matheny | Archie Comics | The comic features two stories: "The Final Defeat of Space Ghost" and "Trapped by the Time-Bot!", the latter is a crossover with Dino Boy.[189] | ![]() | |
Cartoon Network Starring #4: "The Webbed Trap!" | 1 issue | One-shot | December 1999 | Andy Merrill | DC Comics | ![]() | ||
Space Ghost (2005) | 6 issues | Limited series | January – June 2005 | Joe Kelly | DC Comics | [190] | ||
Green Lantern/Space Ghost Special #1 | 1 issue | May 2017 | James Tynion IV | DC Comics | Crossover with DC's Green Lantern; part of the DC Meets Hanna-Barbera comic book line. | |||
Space Ghost Coast to Coast | Cartoon Network Presents #2: "Rainy Day Fun" | 1 issue | Comic story | September 1997 | Matt Wayne | DC Comics | Space Ghost himself, along with Zorak, was featured in the cover of this issue, drawn and inked by George Pratt and colored by Kevin Somers. | ![]() |
Cartoon Network Starring #4, #12, #15, #18 | 4 issues | Comic story, ongoing series | December 1999, May 2000, August 2000, February 2001 | Andy Merrill (#4, #12), Robbie Bush (#15), John Rozum (#15, #18) and Clay Martin Croker (#18) | DC Comics | Four self-contained stories published in four select issues apart, the following stories in order: "45 Minutes 'til Showtime!" (#4), "Wotta Felon!" (#12), "Just Desserts" (#15), "Bands on the Run" (#15), "Who Voo-Dooed It?" (#18), and "Lokar, Lothario" (#18). | ![]() | |
Speed Buggy | Speed Buggy | 9 issues | Ongoing series | May 1975 – November 1976 | Mike Pellowski | Charlton Comics | ![]() | |
The Flash/Speed Buggy Special #1 | 1 issue | One-shot | July 2018 | Scott Lobdell | DC Comics | Crossover with DC's The Flash; part of the DC Meets Hanna-Barbera comic book line. | ||
Speed Racer | Speed Racer (volume 1) | 38 issues | Ongoing series | August 1987 – November 1990 | Len Strazewski, Brian Thomas, Lamar Waldron, Fred Schiller, Steve Sullivan, Nat Gertler, Diane M. Piron | NOW Comics | ||
Spider-Man (1994) | Spider-Man Adventures | 15 issues | Ongoing series | December 1994 – February 1996 | Nelson Yomtov | Marvel Comics | ||
The Adventures of Spider-Man | 12 issues | Ongoing series | April 1996 – March 1997 | Nelson Yomtov, Michael Higgins, Glenn Greenberg | Marvel Comics | Continuation of Adventures. | ||
Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends | Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends | 1 issue | One-shot | December 1981 | Tom DeFalco | Marvel Comics | Adaptation of the pilot episode "The Triumph of the Green Goblin"; reprinted as Marvel Action Universe #1 (January 1989). | ![]() |
Spider-Man Unlimited | Spider-Man Unlimited | 5 issues | Ongoing series | December 1999 – April 2000 | Eric Stephenson | Marvel Comics | Tie-in to the eponymous TV series, unrelated to the comic book which launched in 1993 and shares its title. | ![]() |
Spiral Zone | 4 issues | Limited series | February – May 1988 | Michael Fleisher | DC Comics | ![]() | ||
SpongeBob SquarePants | ||||||||
The Spooktacular New Adventures of Casper | Casper | 2 issues | Ongoing series | March – May 1997 | Angelo DeCesare | Marvel Comics | [191] | ![]() |
Star Blazers | Star Blazers (1983) | 5 volumes | Photo comics, ongoing series | 1983 | West Cape Comics | Published as W.C.C. Animation Comics Volumes 1–5. | ![]() | |
Star Blazers (series 1) | 4 issues | Limited series | April – July 1987 | Phil Foglio, Doug Rice | Comico | ![]() | ||
Star Blazers (series 2) | 5 issues | Limited series | May – September 1989 | ![]() | ||||
Star Blazers (1997) | 12 issues | Ongoing series | March 1995 – May 1997 | Argo Press | ![]() | |||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine | Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (series 1) | 32 issues | Ongoing series | August 1993 – January 1996 | Mike W. Barr, Len Strazewski, Mark A. Altman, Dan Mishkin, Charles Marshall, Jerry Bingham, John Vornholt, Laurie S. Sutton, Chris Dows, Colin Clayton, Randy Lofficier, Jean-Marc Lofficier, Mark Paniccia, Leonard Kirk, | Malibu Comics | ||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Hearts and Minds | 4 issues | Limited series | June – September 1994 | Mark A. Altman | Malibu Comics | |||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine/The Next Generation | 2 issues | Limited series | October – November 1994 | Mike W. Barr | Malibu Comics | Parts two and three of an intercompany crossover with DC Comics. | ||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Lightstorm | 1 issue | One-shot | December 1994 | Mark A. Altman | Malibu Comics | The main feature story, followed by an interview with Michael Westmore. | ||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Terok Nor | 1 issue | One-shot | January 1995 | Mark A. Altman | Malibu Comics | |||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Annual | 1 issue | One-shot | January 1995 | Mike W. Barr | Malibu Comics | The main feature story "The Looking Glass War"; 64 pages total. | ||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – The Maquis | 3 issues | Limited series | February – April 1995 | Mark A. Altman | Malibu Comics | |||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Celebrity Series: Blood and Honor | 1 issue | One-shot | May 1995 | Mark Lenard | Malibu Comics | |||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Celebrity Series: Rules of Diplomacy | 1 issue | One-shot | August 1995 | Aron Eisenberg | Malibu Comics | |||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Special | 1 issue | One-shot | August 1995 | Malibu Comics | Anthology of five self-contained stories featuring the series' main characters; 48 pages total. | |||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Ultimate Special | 1 issue | One-shot | December 1995 | Laurie Sutton | Malibu Comics | The main feature story, followed by two back-up stories; 64 pages total. | ||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Worf Special | 1 issue | One-shot | December 1995 | Dan Mishkin | Malibu Comics | The main feature story, followed by a biography of Worf; 48 pages total. | ||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (series 2) | 15 issues | Ongoing series | November 1996 – March 1998 | Howard Weinstein, Mariano, Mariano Nicieza, Michael Martin, Andy Mangels | Marvel Comics | Published by Marvel under the imprint Paramount Comics. | ||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – N-Vector | 4 issues | Limited series | August – November 2000 | K. W. Jeter | WildStorm | |||
Star Trek: Divided We Fall | 4 issues | Limited series | July – October 2001 | John Ordover, David Mack | WildStorm | The Next Generation/Deep Space Nine crossover story. | ||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Fool's Gold | 4 issues | Limited series | December 2009 – March 2010 | Scott Tipton, David Tipton | IDW Publishing | |||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Too Long a Sacrifice | 4 issues | Limited series | April – October 2020 | Scott Tipton, David Tipton | IDW Publishing | |||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – The Dog of War | 4 issues | Limited series | April – August 2023 | Mike Chen | IDW Publishing | |||
Star Trek: Discovery | Star Trek: Discovery – The Light of Kahless | 4 issues | Limited series | October 2017 – January 2018 | Mike Johnson, Kirsten Beyer | IDW Publishing | ||
Star Trek: Discovery Annual | 1 issue | One-shot | February 2018 | Annual publication. | ||||
Star Trek: Discovery – Succession | 4 issues | Limited series | April – July 2018 | |||||
Star Trek: Discovery – Captain Saru | 1 issue | One-shot | February 2019 | |||||
Star Trek: Discovery – Aftermath | 3 issues | Limited series | August – October 2019 | |||||
Star Trek: Discovery – Adventures in the 32nd Century | 4 issues | Limited series | March – June 2022 | |||||
Star Trek: Lower Decks | Star Trek: Lower Decks | 3 issues | Limited series | September – November 2022 | Ryan North | IDW Publishing | ||
Star Trek: Picard | Star Trek: Picard – Countdown | 3 issues | Limited series | November 2019 – January 2020 | Mike Johnson, Kirsten Beyer | IDW Publishing | ||
Star Trek: Picard – Stargazer | 3 issues | Limited series | August – November 2022 | Mike Johnson | ||||
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds | Star Trek: Strange New Worlds – The Illyrian Enigma | 4 issues | Limited series | December 2022 – March 2023 | Kirsten Beyer, Mike Johnson | IDW Publishing | ||
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds – The Scorpius Run | 3 issues | Limited series | August 2023 – 2024 | Mike Johnson, Ryan Parrott | ||||
Star Trek: The Animated Series | Star Trek vs. Transformers | 8 issues | Limited series | September 2018 – January 2019 | John Barber, Mike Johnson | IDW Publishing | Crossover with Hasbro's Transformers. | |
Star Trek: The Next Generation (list) | Star Trek: The Next Generation (series 1) | 6 issues | Limited series | February – July 1988 | Mike Carlin | DC Comics | ||
Star Trek: The Next Generation – The Modala Imperative | 4 issues | Limited series | August – November 1991 | Peter David | DC Comics | |||
Star Trek: The Next Generation – The Series Finale | 1 issue | One-shot | 1994 | Michael Jan Friedman | DC Comics | Adaptation of the episode "All Good Things..." (season 7, episodes 25–26); 64 pages total. | ||
Star Trek: The Next Generation – Shadowheart | 4 issues | Limited series | December 1994 – March 1995 | Michael Jan Friedman | DC Comics | |||
Star Trek: The Next Generation – Ill Wind | 4 issues | Limited series | November 1995 – February 1996 | Diane Duane | DC Comics | |||
Star Trek: The Next Generation/Deep Space Nine | 2 issues | Limited series | December 1994 | Michael Jan Friedman | DC Comics | Parts one and four of an intercompany crossover with Malibu Comics. | ||
Star Trek: The Next Generation/X-Men: Second Contact | 1 issue | One-shot | May 1998 | Dan Abnett, Ian Edginton | Marvel Comics | Published by Marvel under the imprint Paramount Comics; crossover with Marvel's X-Men. Storyline continued in the novel Planet X (1998), written by Michael Jan Friedman published by Pocket Books in April the same year. | ![]() | |
Star Trek: The Next Generation – Embrace the Wolf | 1 issue | One-shot | June 2000 | Christopher Golden, Tom Sniegoski | WildStorm | |||
Star Trek: Divided We Fall | 4 issues | Limited series | July – October 2001 | John Ordover, David Mack | WildStorm | The Next Generation/Deep Space Nine crossover story. | ||
Star Trek: The Next Generation/Doctor Who: Assimilation² | 8 issues | Limited series | May – December 2012 | Scott Tipton, David Tipton | IDW Publishing | Crossover with Doctor Who. | ||
Star Trek: The Original Series | Star Trek (1967) | 61 issues | Ongoing series | 1967 – 1979 | Gold Key Comics | |||
TV21 #1–105 | 105 issues | Ongoing series, serial | September 27, 1969 – September 25, 1971 | City Magazines (1965–1971) IPC Magazines (1971) |
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Star Trek (1979) | Newspaper strip | December 2, 1979 – December 3, 1983 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | |||||
Star Trek (1980) | 18 issues | Ongoing series | 1980 – 1982 | Marvel Comics | The first three issues were an adaptation of the first feature film. | |||
Star Trek (DC) | (vol. 1): 56 issues (vol. 2): 80 issues |
Ongoing series | (vol. 1) February 1984 – November 1988 (vol. 2) |
DC Comics | ||||
Star Trek/X-Men | 1 issue | One-shot | December 1996 | Scott Lobdell | Marvel Comics | Main feature story titled "Star TreX"; published by Marvel under the imprint Paramount Comics; crossover with Marvel's X-Men. | ![]() | |
Star Trek: Early Voyages | 17 issues | Ongoing series | February 1997 – June 1998 | Dan Abnett, Ian Edginton | Published by Marvel under the imprint Paramount Comics; continuation of the pilot episode "The Cage". | |||
Star Trek/Legion of Super-Heroes | 6 issues | Limited series | October 2011 – March 2012 | Chris Roberson | DC Comics, IDW Publishing | Crossover with DC's Legion of Super-Heroes. | ||
Star Trek/Planet of the Apes: The Primate Directive | 5 issues | Limited series | Scott Tipton, David Tipton | IDW Publishing, Boom! Studios | December 2014 – April 2015 | Crossover with Planet of the Apes. | ||
Star Trek/Green Lantern: The Spectrum War | 6 issues | Limited series | July – December 2015 | Mike Johnson | DC Comics, IDW Publishing | First crossover with DC's Green Lantern. | ||
Star Trek/Green Lantern: Stranger Worlds | 6 | Limited series | December 2016 – May 2017 | Second crossover with DC's Green Lantern. | ||||
Star Trek: The Manga | 3 volumes | OEL manga | September 5, 2006 – July 15, 2008 | Mike W. Barr, Dr. Christopher Dows, Jim Alexander, Joshua Ortega, Rob Tokar, Mike Wellman, Paul Benjamin Mike Wellman, Paul Benjamin, Christine Boylan, Diane Duane, Wil Wheaton, David Gerrold | Tokyopop | |||
Star Trek: Voyager | Star Trek: Voyager | 15 issues | Ongoing series | November 1996 – March 1998 | Marvel Comics | Published by Marvel under the imprint Paramount Comics. | ||
Star vs. the Forces of Evil | Star vs. the Forces of Evil: Deep Trouble | 4 issues | Limited series | September 2016 – January 2017 | Zach Marcus | Joe Books Ltd |
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Star Wars Legends | Star Wars: Ewoks | 14 issues | Ongoing series | May 1985 – July 1987 | David Manak | Marvel Comics/Star Comics |
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Star Wars: Droids | 8 issues | Ongoing series | April 1986 – June 1987 | Dave Manak, George Carragone | Marvel Comics/Star Comics | The last three issues are a three-part alternate telling of Star Wars (1977). | ||
Star Wars: Clone Wars – Adventures | 10 volumes | Graphic novels | July 2003 – December 2007 | Dark Horse Comics | ||||
Star Wars: The Clone Wars | Star Wars: The Clone Wars | 10 issues | Ongoing series | September 2008 – January 2010 | Henry Gilroy, Steven Melching | Dark Horse Comics | ||
Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars – Battle Tales | 6 issues | Limited series | April – September 2020 | Michael Moreci | IDW Publishing | Part of Star Wars Adventures line. | ||
Stargate Atlantis | Stargate Atlantis: Wraithfall | 3 issues | Limited series | July 2006 – February 2007 | Stuart Moore, Mauricio Melo | Avatar Press | ||
Stargate SG-1 | Stargate SG-1: POW | 3 issues | Limited series | February – April 2004 | James Anthony, Renato Guedes | Avatar Press | ||
Stargate SG-1: Aris Boch | 1 issue | One-shot | November 2004 | James Anthony | ||||
Stargate: Vala Mal Doran | 5 issues | Limited series | May – November 2010 | Brandon Jerwa | Dynamite Entertainment | |||
Stargate: Daniel Jackson | 4 issues | Limited series | July – November 2010 | Doug Murray | ||||
Stargate Universe | Stargate Universe: Back to Destiny | 6 issues | Limited series | June 2017 – September 2018 | Mark L. Haynes, J.C. Vaughn | American Mythology Productions | ||
Steve Donovan, Western Marshal | Four Color (series 2) #675, #768, #880 | 3 issues | Ongoing series | 1956, 1957, 1958 | Dell Comics | Tryout issues for a possible ongoing series that went unpublished. | ![]() | |
Steven Universe | Steven Universe (series 1) | 8 issues | Limited series | August 2014 – March 2015 | Jeremy Sorese | Boom! Studios | ||
Steven Universe (series 2) | 36 issues | Ongoing series | February 2017 – January 2020 | Melanie Gillman, Grace Kraft, Terry Blas, Sarah Graley, Taylor Robin | ||||
Steven Universe: Harmony | 5 issues | Limited series | August – December 2018 | Shane-Michael Vidaurri | ||||
Steven Universe and the Crystal Gems | 4 issues | Limited series | March – June 2016 | Josceline Fenton | ||||
Stingray | TV Century 21 #1–189 | 189 issues | Comic story, serial | January 23, 1965 – August 30, 1968 | Alan Fennell, Ron Embleton | City Magazines | ||
Storm Hawks | DMF Comics | |||||||
The StoryTeller | The StoryTeller | 1 volume | Graphic novel | December 6, 2011 | Roger Langridge, Marjorie Liu, Ron Marz, Jeff Parker, Francesco Francavilla, J.L. Meyer, Tom Fowler, Chris Eliopoulos, Colleen Coover, Janet Lee, Anthony Minghella | Archaia Entertainment | ||
The StoryTeller: Witches | 4 issues | Limited series | September – December 2014 | Shane-Michael Vidaurri, Kyla Vanderklugt, Matthew Dow Smith, Anthony Meghella | ||||
The StoryTeller: Dragons | 4 issues | Limited series | December 2015 – March 2016 | Daniel Bayliss, Fabian Rangel, Nathan Pride, Hannah Christenson, Jorge Corona | ||||
The StoryTeller: Giants | 4 issues | Limited series | December 2016 – March 2017 | Conor Nolan, Brandon Dayton, Jared Cullum, Feifei Ruan | ||||
The StoryTeller: Fairies | 4 issues | Limited series | December 2017 – March 2018 | Matt Smith, Benjamin Schipper, Tyler Jenkins, Celia Lowenthal | ||||
The StoryTeller: Sirens | 4 issues | Limited series | April – July 2019 | Sztybor Bartosz, Chan Chau, Sarah Webb, Aud Koch | ||||
The StoryTeller: Ghosts | 4 issues | Limited series | March – August 2020 | Mark Laszlo, Jennifer Rostowsky, Michael Walsh | ||||
The StoryTeller: Tricksters | 4 issues | Limited series | March – June 2021 | Jonathan Rivera, Jordan Ifueko, Amal El-Motar, Robin Kaplan | ||||
The StoryTeller: Ghosts | 4 issues | Limited series | March – June 2022 | Andre R. Frattino, Darcie Little Badger, Em Niwa, Deron Bennett | ||||
Stranger Things | Stranger Things | 4 issues | Limited series | September 2018 – January 2019 | Jody Houser | Dark Horse Comics | ||
Street Fighter II V | Street Fighter II V Retsuden | Serialized manga | May 1995 – May 1996 | Yasushi Baba | Kodansha | Serializaed in Comic BomBom. | Collected in 3 tankōbon volumes. | |
Street Sharks | Street Sharks (series 1) | 3 issues | Limited series | January – March 1996 | Archie Comics | ![]() | ||
Street Sharks (series 2) | 3 issues | Ongoing series | May – August 1996 | ![]() | ||||
Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters | Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters | 3 issues | Limited series | January – March 2018 | Kevin Burke, Chris "Doc" Wyatt | IDW Publishing | ||
Stunt Dawgs | Stunt Dawgs | 1 issue | One-shot | March 1993 | Michael Gallagher | Harvey Comics | ![]() | |
Sugarfoot | Four Color (series 2) #907, #992, #1059, #1098, #1147, #1209 | 6 issues | One-shot | 1958, May-July 1959, November 1959-January 1960, May-July 1960, November 1960-January 1961, October-December 1961 | Dell Comics | Tryout issues for a possible ongoing series that went unpublished | ![]() | |
Super Friends (1973) | Limited Collectors' Edition #C-41 | 1 issue | One-shot | December 1975-January 1976 | E. Nelson Bridwell | DC Comics | ![]() | |
The Super Friends | 47 issues | Ongoing series | November 1976 – August 1981 | E. Nelson Bridwell, Nick Pascale, Sergius O'Shaughnessy, Bob Rozakis, Bob Oksner, Martin Pasko | DC Comics | |||
Aquateers Meet the Super Friends | 1 issue | Minicomic | 1979 | DC Comics | ![]() | |||
The Super Hero Squad Show | Marvel Super Hero Squad (series 1) | 4 issues | Limited series | November 2009 – February 2010 | Mark Hoffmeier, Todd Dezago, Eugene Son, Cort Lane | Marvel Comics | ||
Marvel Super Hero Squad (series 2) | 12 issues | Ongoing series | March 2010 – February 2011 | Todd Dezago | Marvel Comics | |||
Superboy | Superboy: The Comic Book | 22 issues | Ongoing series | February 1990 – February 1982 | John Moore, Dan Jurgens, Mark Waid, Tom Peyer, Jonathan Peterson, Paul Kupperberg, Joey Cavalieri, Jim Mooney, John Statema, Kevin Dooley | DC Comics | Tie-in to the eponymous TV series; retitled The Adventures of Superboy from #10. | |
Supercar | TV Comic #483–667 | 194 issues | Comic story, serial | March 18, 1961 – September 26, 1964 | Polystyle Publications | |||
TV Century 21 #1–51 | 51 issues | Comic story, serial | January 23, 1965 – January 8, 1966 | City Magazines | ||||
Supercar | 4 issues | Limited series | November 1962 – August 1963 | Paul S. Newman | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | ||
Superman: The Animated Series | Superman Adventures | 66 issues | Ongoing series | November 1996 – April 2002 | Paul Dini, Scott McCloud, Mark Evanier, Chris Duffy, Jordan B. Gorfinkel, Evan Dorking, Sarah Dyer, Mark Millar, David Micheline, Randall Frenz, Ron Frenz, Ty Templeton, Dan Slott, Jeff Grubb, S. C. Bury, Kelley Puckett, Jay Faerer, Michael Reaves, Dean Motter, Dan Jolley, Andy Merrill | DC Comics | ||
Supernatural | Supernatural: Origins | 6 issues | Limited series | July – December 2007 | Peter Johnson | WildStorm | [192] | |
Supernatural: Rising Son | 6 issues | Limited series | June – November 2008 | Peter Johnson, Rebecca Dessertine | ||||
Supernatural: Beginning's End | 6 issues | Limited series | March – August 2010 | Andrew Dabb, Daniel Loflin | ||||
Supernatural: Caledonia | 6 issues | Limited series | December 2011 – May 2012 | Brian Wood | DC Comics |
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Tales from the Darkside | Tales from the Darkside | 4 issues | Limited series | June 2016 – September 2016 | Joe Hill, Michael Benedetto | IDW Publishing | ||
Tales of the 77th Bengal Lancers | Four Color (series 2) #791: "The 77th Bengal Lancers" | 1 issue | One-shot | April 1957 | ? | Dell Comics | Main feature story adapted from the episode "The Traitor".[193] | |
Tales of the Gold Monkey | TV Comic #1656–1697 | 41 issues | Serial | September 16, 1983 – June 29, 1984 | ? | Polystyle Publications | ![]() | |
Tales of the Texas Rangers | Four Color (series 2) #396 | 1 issue | One-shot | May 1952 | ? | Dell Comics | [194] | ![]() |
Jace Pearson of the Texas Rangers #2–9 | 8 issues | Ongoing series | July 1953 – April 1955 | Philip Evans | Quarterly publication. | ![]() | ||
Jace Pearson's Tales of the Texas Rangers #11–20 | 10 issues | Ongoing series | March-May 1956 – August 1958 | ? | ![]() | |||
Four Color (series 2) #961, #1021: "Jace Pearson's Tales of the Texas Rangers" | 2 issues | One-shot | December 1958, August-October 1959 | ? | [195][196] | ![]() | ||
Tales of the Wizard of Oz | Four Color (series 2) #1308 | 1 issue | One-shot | March-May 1962 | ? | [197] | ![]() | |
Tales of Wells Fargo | Four Color (series 2) #968, #1023, #1075, #1113, #1167, #1215, #1287 | 7 issues | One-shot | February 1959, August-October 1959, February-April 1960, July-September 1960, March-May 1961, October-December 1961, February-April 1962 | ? | ![]() | ||
Man from Wells Fargo #01-495-207 | 1 issue | One-shot | May-July 1962 | Gaylord DuBois | [198] | ![]() | ||
TaleSpin | TaleSpin | 7 issues | Ongoing series | June 1991 – December 1991 | Bobbi JG Weiss, L. Hinson | Disney Comics | ||
Tangled: The Series | Tangled: The Series | 4 issues | Limited series | January 2018 – March 2018 | Scott Peterson, Liz Marsham, Alessandro Ferrari | IDW Publishing | ||
Tangled: The Series – Hair-Raising Adventures | 3 issues | Limited series | September 2018 – November 2018 | Katie Cook | ||||
Tangled: The Series – Hair and Now | 3 issues | March 2019 – May 2019 | Limited series | |||||
Tangled: The Series – Hair It Is | 1 issue | One-shot | August 2019 | Leigh Dragoon, Katie Cook | ||||
Target: The Corruptors! | Four Color (series 2) #1306 | 3 issues | One-shot | Dell Comics | March-May 1962 | Tryout issue for the eventual series.[199] | ![]() | |
Target: The Corruptors! #2–3 | Ongoing series | June-August 1962 – October-December 1962 | ? | The main series overall, continued from Four Color #1306. | ![]() | |||
Teen Titans | Teen Titans Go! (2004) | 55 issues | Ongoing series | January 2004 – July 2008 | J. Torres | DC Comics | ||
Teen Titans Go! | Teen Titans Go! (2014) | 36 issues | Ongoing series | February 2014 – November 2019 | Sholly Fisch, Merrill Hagan, Amy Wolfram, Ricardo Sanchez, Ivan Cohen, Heather Nuhfer, Paul Morrissey, Derek Fridolfs, Marcel Maiolo, Matthew K. Manning, Amanda Deibert, Lea H. Seidman | DC Comics | ||
Teen Wolf | Teen Wolf | 3 issues | Limited series | September 2011 – November 2011 | David Tischman | Top Cow Productions, Image Comics | ||
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) (comics) | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures (series 1) | 3 issues | Limited series | August 1988 – December 1988 | Michael Dooney | Archie Comics | Adaptation of the first season of the 1987 series. | |
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures (series 2) | 72 issues | Ongoing series | March 1989 – October 1995 | Dave Garcia, Beth Mitchroney, Ken Mitchroney, Dean Clarrain, Ryan Brown, Doug Brammer, Eric Talbot, Chris Allan, Phillip Nutman, Steve Lavigne, Steve Sullivan, Brian Thomas, J.D. Vollman | The first four issues are an adaptation of two second season episodes, "Return of the Shedder" and "The Incredible Shrinking Turtles". | |||
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Meet Archie | 1 issue | One-shot | March 1991 | Crossover with Archie. | ||||
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures Special | 11 issues | Ongoing series | June 1992 – December 1994 | Steve Sullivan, Phillip Nutman, John Gentile, Dean Clarrain, Milton Knight, Bill Fitts, Brian Thomas | ||||
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Meet the Conservation Corps | 1 issue | One-shot | 1992 | |||||
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Presents: Donatello and Leatherhead | 3 issues | Limited series | July 1993 – September 1993 | |||||
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Presents: Merdude | 3 issues | Limited series | October 1993 – December 1993 | |||||
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures: The Year of the Turtle | 3 issues | Limited series | January 1996 – March 1996 | Dan Slott | ||||
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) | 7 issues | Ongoing series | Peter David | Dreamwave Productions | June 2003 – December 2003 | Ongoing series cancelled after the seventh issue. | ![]() |
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012) | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles New Animated Adventures | 24 issues | Ongoing series | July 2013 – June 2015 | Kevin Byerly, David Tipton, Scott Tipton, Erik Burnham, Cullen Bunn, Brian Smith, Derek Fridolfs, Landry Quinn Walker, Jackson Lanzing, David Server, Matthew K. Manning, Paul Allor, Caleb Goellner | IDW Publishing | ||
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Amazing Adventures | 14 issues | Ongoing series | August 2015 – September 2016 | Landry Quinn Walker, James Kochalka, Matthew K. Manning, Peter DiCicco, Ian Flynn, Fabian Rangel, Caleb Goellner | ||||
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Amazing Adventures — Carmelo Anthony Special | 1 issue | One-shot | 2016 | Matthew K. Manning | ||||
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Amazing Adventures — Robotanimals! | 3 issues | Limited series | June – September 2017 | Caleb Goellner | ||||
The Texan | Four Color (series 2) #1027,[200] #1096[201] | 2 issues | One-shot | September-November 1959, May-July 1960 | Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer | Dell Comics | Tryout issues for a possible ongoing series that went unpublished. | ![]() |
T.H.E. Cat | T.H.E. Cat[202] | 4 issues | Ongoing series | March 1967 – October 1967 | ? | Dell Comics | Quarterly publication. | ![]() |
Thunderbirds | TV Century 21 #1–51: "Lady Penelope" | 51 issues | Comic story, serial | January 23, 1965 – January 8, 1966 | Tod Sullivan, Eric Eden | City Magazines | The title strip moved to its own independent magazine two weeks later. | |
TV Century 21 #52–242: "Thunderbirds" | 190 issues | Comic story, serial | January 15, 1966 – September 6, 1969 | Alan Fennell, Frank Bellamy, Scott Goodall, Don Harley | ||||
Lady Penelope | 204 issues | Ongoing series | January 22, 1966 — December 13, 1969 | |||||
ThunderCats (1985) (comics) | ThunderCats (1985) | 24 issues | Ongoing series | December 1985 – June 1988 | David Micheline, Gerry Conway, Tom DeFalco, Steve Perry, Dwight Jon Zimmerman, Laura Hitchcock, Daryl Edelman, James Rose | Marvel Comics, Star Comics | ||
ThunderCats (2002) | 6 issues | Limited series | October 2002 – February 2003 | J. Scott Campbell, Ford Lytle Gilmore | WildStorm | |||
ThunderCats: The Return | 5 issues | Limited series | April 2003 – August 2003 | Ford Lytle Gilmore | ||||
ThunderCats/Battle of the Planets | 1 issue | One-shot | July 2003 | Kaare Andrews | Crossover with Battle of the Planets.[203] | |||
ThunderCats: Dogs of War | 5 issues | Limited series | August 2003 – December 2003 | John Layman | ||||
ThunderCats: Hammerhand's Revenge | 5 issues | Limited series | December 2003 – April 2004 | Fiona Avery | ||||
ThunderCats: Enemy's Pride | 5 issues | Limited series | August 2004 – December 2004 | John Layman | ||||
Superman/ThunderCats | 1 issue | One-shot | January 2004 | Judd Winick | WildStorm, DC Comics | Crossover with DC's Superman.[204] | ||
He-Man/ThunderCats | 6 issues | Limited series | October 2016 – March 2017 | Rob David, Lloyd Goldfine | DC Comics | Crossover with Mattel's He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. | ||
The Time Tunnel | The Time Tunnel[205] | 2 issues | Ongoing series | February 1967 – July 1967 | ? | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
Tiny Toon Adventures | Tiny Toon Adventures Magazine | 7 issues | Ongoing series | November 1990 – March 1992 | DC Comics | Quarterly publication. | ||
Tombstone Territory | Four Color (series 2) #1123[206] | 1 issue | One-shot | August-October 1960 | Paul S. Newman | Dell Comics | Tryout issue for a possible ongoing series that went unpublished. | ![]() |
Torchwood (comics) | Torchwood: Rift War | 1 volume | Graphic novel | June 2009 | Brian Williamson, Simon Furman, Ian Edginton | Titan Books | ||
Torchwood: The Official Comic | 4 issues | Limited series | September 2010 – January 2011 | John Barrowman, Gareth David-Lloyd, Gary Russell, Roger Gibson | Titan Comics | |||
Torchwood: World Without End | 4 issues | Limited series | August 2016 – January 2017 | John Barrowman, Carole Barrowman | Titan Comics | |||
Torchwood: Station Zero | 4 issues | Limited series | March 2017 – June 2017 | John Barrowman, Carole Barrowman | Titan Comics | |||
Torchwood: The Culling | 4 issues | Limited series | November 2017 – March 2018 | John Barrowman, Carole Barrowman | Titan Comics | |||
Toxic Crusaders | Toxic Crusaders | 8 issues | Limited series | May 1992 – December 1992 | Simon Furman, Hilary Barta, Doug Rice, Steve Gerber, Ann Nocenti, David Leach, Jeremy Banx, David Michelinie | Marvel Comics | ||
Trailer Park Boys | Trailer Park Boys Get a F#C*!ng Comic Book | 1 issue | One-shot | July 2021 | Devil's Due Publishing | |||
Trailer Park Boys: Bagged & Boarded | 1 issue | One-shot | September 2021 | |||||
Trailer Park Boys: House of 1000 Conkys | 1 issue | One-shot | June 2022 | Shawn DePasquale, Tom Molloy | ||||
Trailer Park Boys in the Gutters | 1 issue | One-shot | September 2022 | |||||
The Transformers | The Transformers #43: "The Big Broadcast of 2006"[207] | 1 issue | Comic story | August 1988 | Ralph Macchio | Marvel Comics | Adapted from the episode of the same title from the 1984 TV series (Season 3, Episode 20), written by Michael Reeves. | |
Transformers: Animated | Transformers: Animated – The Arrival | #5 issues | Limited series | May 2008 – December 2008 | Marty Isenberg | IDW Publishing | Adapted from the three-episode storyline "Transform and Roll Out". | |
Transformers: Prime | Transformers: Prime | 4 issues | Limited series | January 2011 | IDW Publishing | |||
Transformers: Prime - Beast Hunters | 8 issues | Limited series | May 2013 – December 2013 | Mairghread Scott, Mike Johnson | ||||
Transformers: Robots in Disguise | Transformers: Robots in Disguise | 6 issues | Limited series | July 2015 – December 2015 | Georgia Ball | |||
The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters | The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters[208] | 1 issue | One-shot | December 1963 | Leo Dorfman | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia | Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia: The Secret History of Trollkind | 1 volume | Graphic novel | February 2018 | Richard A. Hamilton, Marc Guggenheim | Dark Horse Comics | ||
Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia: The Felled | 1 volume | Graphic novel | October 2018 | |||||
The Troubleshooters | Four Color (series 2) #1108[209] | 1 issue | One-shot | June-August 1960 | ? | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
True Blood | True Blood: The Great Revelation | 1 issue | One-shot | July 2008 | David Wohl | Top Cow Productions | ||
True Blood (series 1) | 6 issues | Limited series | July 2010 – November 2010 | IDW Publishing | ||||
True Blood (series 2) | 14 issues | Ongoing series | May 2012 – June 2013 | Ann Nocenti, Michael McMillian | ||||
True Blood: Tainted Love | 6 issues | Limited series | February 2011 – July 2011 | |||||
True Blood: The French Quarter | 6 issues | Limited series | August 2011 – January 2012 | |||||
The Twilight Zone (1959) | Four Color (series 2) #1173,[210] 1288[211] | 2 issues | One-shot | March-May 1961, February-April 1962 | Leo Dorfman, Paul S. Newman | Dell Comics | Tryout issues for the eventual series. | ![]() |
The Twilight Zone (series 1) #01-860-207, #12-860-210 | 2 issues | Ongoing series | May-July 1962, August-October 1962 | ![]() | ||||
The Twilight Zone (series 2) | 92 issues | Ongoing series | November 1962 – May 1982 | Gold Key Comics, Whitman Publishing | ![]() | |||
The Twilight Zone (2015) | 12 issues | Ongoing series | December 2013 – February 2015 | J. Michael Straczynski | Dynamite Entertainment | |||
The Twilight Zone Annual | 1 issue | One-shot | June 2014 | Mark Rahner | Annual publication. | |||
The Twilight Zone: Lost Tales | 1 issue | One-shot | October 2014 | |||||
The Twilight Zone: 1959 | 1 issue | One-shot | 2016 | Tom Peyer, Mark Rahner, John Layman | ||||
The Twilight Zone: Shadow & Substance | 4 issues | Limited series | January 2015 – April 2015 | Mark Rahner | ||||
The Twilight Zone/The Shadow | 4 issues | Limited series | April 2016 – July 2016 | David Avallone | Crossover with The Shadow. | |||
The Twilight Zone (1985) | The Twilight Zone (1990) | 1 issue | One-shot | November 1990 | Harlan Ellison, Donald F. Glut | NOW Comics | ||
The Twilight Zone (1991) | 11 issues | Ongoing series | November 1991 – September 1992 | Bruce Jones, J. Michael Straczynski, Tony Caputo, Chuck Dixon, Chuck Wagner, Jeffrey Lang, Dean Schreck, James Van Hise, James Bradshaw, Jeff Kapalka, Joan Weis, Steven Dorfman, Lynn Barker | ||||
The Twilight Zone (1993) | 4 issues | Ongoing series | May 1993 – August 1993 | Len Wein, Pat McGreal, Andrew Barlow, Robert L. Graff | ||||
The Twilight Zone 3-D | 1 issue | One-shot | Antonio Seguro Cervera | April 1993 | Originally published in anaglyph 3D. |
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Ultimate Spider-Man | Ultimate Spider-Man | 31 issues | Ongoing series | June 2012 – December 2014 | Joe Caramagna | Marvel Comics | ||
Ultimate Spider-Man: Web-Warriors | 12 issues | Ongoing series | January 2015 – December 2015 | Joe Caramagna | Marvel Comics | |||
Ultimate Spider-Man: Web-Warriors - Spider-Verse | 4 issues | Limited series | January 2016 – April 2016 | Joe Caramagna | Marvel Comics | Adaptation of episodes 9–12 from the series' third season. | ||
Ultimate Spider-Man: Web-Warriors - Contest of Champions | 4 issues | Limited series | May 2016 – August 2016 | Joe Caramagna | Marvel Comics | Adaptation of episodes 23–26 from the series' third season. | ||
Ultimate Spider-Man vs. the Sinister 6 | 11 issues | Ongoing series | September 2016 – September 2017 | Joe Caramagna | Marvel Comics | |||
Underdog | Underdog (Series 1) | 10 issues | Ongoing series | July 1970 – January 1972 | Frank Johnson | Charlton Comics | ||
Underdog (Series 2) | 23 issues | Ongoing series | March 1975 – February 1979 | Gold Key Comics | ||||
Underdog (Series 3) | 2 issues | Ongoing series | 1987 | Mark Marcus, John A. Wilcox | Spotlight Comics | |||
Underdog 3-D | 1 issue | One-shot | June 1988 | Jorge Pacheco, Mark Marcus | Blackthorne Publishing | Originally published in anaglyph 3D. | ||
Underdog Summer Special | 1 issue | One-shot | October 1993 | Frank Johnson, Phil Mendez | Harvey Comics | |||
Underdog (Series 4) | 5 issues | Ongoing series | November 1993 – July 1994 | Frank Johnson | Harvey Comics | |||
Underdog (Series 5) | 4 issues | Ongoing series | April 2017 – September 2018 | Batton Lash, James Kuhoric, S.A. Check, Buck Biggers, Chet Stover, Patrick Shand, Steve Skeates | American Mythology Productions | |||
Underdog FCDB | 1 issue | One-shot | May 2017 | James Kuhoric, Steve Skeates | American Mythology Productions | |||
Underdog 1975 | 1 issue | One-shot | December 2017 | Steve Skeates | American Mythology Productions | |||
Underdog and Pals | 3 issues | Limited series | May 2019 – January 2020 | Steve Skeates | American Mythology Productions | |||
Underdog Halloween ComicFest | 1 issue | One-shot | October 2019 | American Mythology Productions |
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V | V[212] | 18 issues | Ongoing series | February 1985 – July 1986 | Cary Bates, Mindy Newell, Bob Rozakis, Paul Kupperberg | DC Comics | ![]() | |
Valley of the Dinosaurs | Valley of the Dinosaurs[213] | 11 issues | Ongoing series | April 1975 – December 1976 | Fred Himes, Mike Pellowski | Charlton Comics | ![]() | |
The Vampire Diaries | The Vampire Diaries[214] | 6 issues | Limited series | March – August 2014 | Colleen Doran, B. Clay Moore, Sean Williams, Heather Nuhfer, Bobbie Chase, Leah Moore, John Reppion | DC Comics | ||
The Virginian | The Virginian[215] | 1 issue | One-shot | June 1963 | Paul S. Newman | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
Voltron (comics) | Voltron: Defender of the Universe (1985)[216] | 3 issues | Limited series | 1985 | Henry Vogel, Mark Lerber | Modern Comics | ![]() | |
Voltron: Defender of the Universe (2003)[217] | 6 issues | Limited series | May – September 2003 | Dan Jolley | Image Comics |
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Voltron: Defender of the Universe (2004)[218] | 11 issues | Ongoing series | January – December 2004 | Dan Jolley, E.J. Su, Clint Hilinski, Marie Croall, Mark Waid | Devil's Due Publishing | |||
Voltron: A Legend Forged[219] | 5 issues | Limited series | July 2008 – April 2009 | Josh Blaylock | Paperback: 1934692549 / 9781934692547 | |||
Voltron (2011)[220] | 12 issues | Limited series | December 2011 – May 2013 | Brandon Thomas | Dynamite Entertainment | |||
Voltron: Year One[221] | 6 issues | Limited series | April – December 2012 | |||||
Robotech/Voltron[222] | 5 issues | Limited series | 2013 – September 2014 | Tommy Yune, Bill Spangler | Crossover with Robotech. | |||
Voltron: From the Ashes[223] | 6 issues | Limited series | 2015 – 2016 | Cullen Bunn | ||||
Voltron: Legendary Defender | Voltron: Legendary Defender (volume 1)[224] | 5 issues | Limited series | June – December 2016 | Tim Hedrick, Mitch Iverson | Lion Forge Comics |
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Voltron: Legendary Defender (volume 2)[225] | 5 issues | Limited series | October – November 2017 | |||||
Voltron: Legendary Defender (volume 3)[226] | 5 issues | Limited series | July – November 2018 | |||||
Voltron Force | Voltron Force[227] | 5 volumes | Graphic novels | April 4, 2012 – February 6, 2013 | Brian Smith | Viz Media | ![]() | |
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea | Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea[228] | 16 issues | Ongoing series | December 1964 – May 1969 | Gold Key Comics | ![]() |
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Wacky Races (1968) | Wacky Races (1969)[229] | 7 issues | Ongoing series | August 1969 – May 1972 | Carl Fallberg | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
Hanna-Barbera Presents #2,[230] #7[231] | 2 issues | One-shot | January 1996, September 1996 | Michael Kirschenbaum | Archie Comics | |||
Cartoon Network Presents #7,[232] #11[233] | 2 issues | One-shot | February 1998, June 1998 | Michael Kraiger, Sam Henderson, Matt Wayne | DC Comics | Back-up stories featured individually based on Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines ("Out of the Blue and Into the Red", 8 pages) and The Perils of Penelope Pitstop ("Penelope's Perplexity", 8 pages) respectively. | ||
Wagon Train | Four Color (series 2) #895,[234] #971,[235] #1019[236] | 3 issues | One-shot | March 1958, February 1959, August-October 1959 | Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Wagon Train #4–13[237] | 10 issues | Ongoing series | January-March 1960 – April-June 1962 | ![]() | ||||
Wanted Dead or Alive | Four Color (series 2) #1102,[238] #1164[239] | 2 issues | One-shot | May-July 1960, March-May 1961 | Gaylord DuBois | ![]() | ||
Warehouse 13 | Warehouse 13[240] | 5 issues | Limited series | August 2011 – April 2012 | Ben Raab | Dynamite Entertainment | ||
Welcome Back, Kotter | Welcome Back, Kotter[241] | 10 issues | Ongoing series | November 1976 – March-April 1978 | Elliott S. Maggin, Tony Isabella, Mark Evanier, Bob Toomey, Scott Edelman | DC Comics | ![]() | |
Werewolf | Werewolf 3-D[242] | 1 issue | One-shot | Winter 1988 | Lance Hampton | Blackthrone Publishing | Originally published in anaglyph 3D. | ![]() |
Werewolf[243] | 5 issues | Ongoing series | July 1988 – May 1989 | Lance Hampton, Chris Rutowksi, Adrian Moro, John Stephenson | ![]() | |||
Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch | Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch[244] | 7 issues | Ongoing series | May 1975 — May 1976 | Charlton Comics | ![]() | ||
Where's Huddles? | Where's Huddles?[245] | 3 issues | Ongoing series | January — May 1971 | ? | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
Whirlybirds | Four Color (series 2) #1124,[246] #1216[247] | 2 issues | One-shot | August-October 1960, September-November 1961 | Gaylord DuBois | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa | Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa (1992)[248] | 3 issues | Limited series | December 1992 – February 1993 | Doug Brammer | Archie Comics | ||
Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa (1993)[249] | 3 issues | Ongoing series | March – July 1993 | |||||
The Wild Wild West | The Wild Wild West (1966)[250] | 7 issues | Ongoing series | August 1966 — October 1969 | Leo Dorfman | Gold Key Comics | ![]() | |
The Wild Wild West (1990)[251] | 4 issues | Ongoing series | October 1990 — January 1991 | Mark Ellis, Paul Davis | Millennium Publications | ![]() | ||
Winky Dink and You | Four Color (series 2) #663[252] | 1 issue | One-shot | November 1955 | ? | Dell Comics | ![]() | |
Adventures of Winky Dink #75[253] | 1 issue | One-shot | March 1957 | Marv Levy | Pines Comics | ![]() | ||
Wish Kid | NBC Saturday Morning Comics #1: "Captain Mayhem" | 1 issue | One-shot | September 1991 | Harvey Comics | Adaptation of the series' fourth overall episode. | ![]() | |
Wonder Woman (comics) | Wonder Woman '77 Special | 4 issues | Limited series | July 2015 – November 2016 | Marc Andreyko | DC Comics | ||
Wonder Woman '77 Meets the Bionic Woman | 6 issues | Limited series | December 2016 – September 2017 | Andy Mangels | DC Comics, Dynamite Entertainment | Crossover with The Bionic Woman. | ||
Batman '66 Meets Wonder Woman '77 | 6 issues | Limited series | March – August 2017 | Jeff Parker, Marc Andreyko | DC Comics | Crossover with Batman '66. |
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The X-Files | The X-Files (1995) | 42 | Ongoing series | January 1995 — September 1998 | Topps Comics | |||
The X-Files Annual | 2 issues | Annual | August 1995; 1996 | Stefan Petrucha, John Rozum | ||||
The X-Files: Ground Zero | 4 issues | Limited series | December 1997 — March 1998 | Kevin J. Anderson | Adaptation of the spin-off novel. | |||
The X-Files (2008) | 7 issues | Limited series | September 2008 — June 2009 | Frank Spotnitz, Marv Wolfman, Doug Moench | WildStorm | |||
The X-Files/30 Days of Night | 9 issues | Limited series | Steve Miles, Adam Jones | September 2010 — February 2011 | WildStorm, IDW Publishing | Crossover with 30 Days of Night; co-published with IDW. | ||
The X-Files: Season 10 | 25 issues | Ongoing series | June 2013 — June 2015 | Joe Harris | IDW Publishing | |||
The X-Files: Conspiracy | 2 issues | Limited series | January — March 2014 | Paul Crilley | Crossover storyline involving other IDW-licensed properties; the series continued through four one-shot tie-ins. | |||
The X-Files: Case Files – Florida Man | 2 issues | Limited series | April — May 2018 | Delilah Dawson, Elena Casagrande | ||||
The X-Files: Season 11 | 8 issues | Limited series | August 2015 — March 2016 | Joe Harris | ||||
The X-Files: Origins | 4 issues | Limited series | August — November 2016 | Jody Houser, Matthew Dow Smith | ||||
The X-Files: Origins – Dog Days of Summer | 4 issues | Limited series | June — September 2017 | Jody Houser, Matthew Dow Smith | Sequel to Origins. | |||
The X-Files: JFK Disclosure | 2 issues | Limited series | October — November 2017 | Denton J. Tipton | ||||
The X-Files: Case Files – Hoot Goes There? | 2 issues | Limited series | July — August 2018 | Joe Lansdale, Keith Lansdale | ||||
X-Men: The Animated Series | X-Men Adventures | 53 | Ongoing series | November 1992 – March 1997 | Ralph Macchio | Marvel Comics | ||
X-Men '92 | 4 issues | Limited series | August – November 2015 | Chris Sims, Chad Bowers | Tie-in to the Secret Wars event. | |||
X-Men: Evolution | X-Men: Evolution | 9 issues | Limited series | February – September 2002 | Devin Grayson | |||
Xena: Warrior Princess | Xena: Warrior Princess (1997) | 3 | Limited series | August – October 1997 | Roy Thomas, Robert (Salmoneus) Trebor and Aaron Lopresti | Topps Comics | ||
Xena: Warrior Princess: Year One | 1 issue | One-shot | August 1997 | Roy Thomas | ||||
Xena: Warrior Princess/Joxer: Warrior Prince | 3 issues | Limited series | November 1997 – January 1998 | Tom Bierbaum, Mary Bierbaum | ||||
Xena: Warrior Princess: The Dragon's Teeth | 3 issues | Limited series | December 1997 – February 1998 | Roy Thomas | ||||
Xena: Warrior Princess vs. Callisto | 3 issues | Limited series | February – March 1998 | Roy Thomas | ||||
Xena: Warrior Princess: The Orpheus Trilogy | 3 issues | Limited series | March – May 1998 | Tom Bierbaum, Mary Bierbaum | ||||
Xena: Warrior Princess: Blood Lines | 2 issues | Limited series | May – June 1998 | Aaron Lopresti | ||||
Xena: Warrior Princess and the Original Olympics | 3 issues | Limited series | June – August 1998 | Tom Bierbaum, Mary Bierbaum | ||||
The Marriage of Hercules and Xena | 1 issue | One-shot | July 1998 | Tom Bierbaum, Mary Bierbaum | ||||
Xena: Warrior Princess: The Wrath of Hera | 2 issues | Limited series | September – October 1998 | Trina Robbins | ||||
Xena: Warrior Princess (1999) | 14 issues | Ongoing series | September 1999 – October 2000 | John Wagner, Ian Edgington | Dark Horse Comics | |||
Xena: Warrior Princess (2006) | 4 issues | Limited series | July — November 2006 | John Layman, Fabiano Neves | Dynamite Entertainment | |||
Army of Darkness/Xena: Warrior Princess: Why Not?[254] | 4 issues | Limited series | March – July 2008 | John Layman, Brandon Jerwa | First and second crossovers with Army of Darkness. | Paperback: 1-60690-008-0 / 978-1-60690-008-6 | ||
Xena: Warrior Princess/Army of Darkness: What... Again?![255] | 4 issues | Limited series | October 2008 – January 2009 | Paperback: 1-60690-032-3 / 978-1-60690-032-1 | ||||
Xena: Warrior Princess (2016) | 6 issues | Limited series | April – September 2016 | Genevieve Valentine | ||||
Army of Darkness/Xena: Warrior Princess: Forever... and a Day[256] | 6 issues | Limited series | October 2016 – January 2017 | Scott Lobdell | Third crossover with Army of Darkness. | Paperback: 1-52410-351-9 / 978-1-52410-351-4 | ||
Xena: Warrior Princess (2018) | 10 issues | Limited series | February – November 2018 | Meredith Finch, Erica Schultz | ||||
Xena: Warrior Princess (2019) | 6 issues | Vita Ayala | April – September 2019 | John Layman, Fabiano Neves |
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"Super Duper Snag", NBC Saturday Morning Comics #1 | 1 | Harvey Comics | September 1991 | Adaptation of the sixth episode from the eponymous series, which aired on October 19, 1991 after the issue's publication. | ![]() |
The Yogi Bear Show
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"Yogi Bear Joins the Marines", Four Color (series 2) #1162 | 1 | Dell Comics | May-July 1961 | The comic features three self-contained stories: the eponymous 29-page story and two further one-page stories "Double Duty" and "Timely Tip". | |||
Yogi Bear (series 1) | 39 (#4-42) | Ongoing series | Dell Comics, Gold Key Comics | September 1961 – October 1970 | |||
"Yogi Bear Birthday Party", Four Color (series 2) #1271 | 1 | Dell Comics | December 1961-February 1962 | Plot very loosely based on the series finale "Yogi's Birthday Party", which aired on January 6, 1962 during the issue's publication; storyline continued through seven following stories, "The No Lard Bodyguard" (5 pages), "To the Rescue", "Parade Plight", "Detected Detectives" and "Lost by a Nose" (all 3 pages each), "Go Go Goes Goody Goody" (6 pages) and "The Strange Ranger" (2 pages). | |||
"Yogi Bear Visits the U.N.", Four Color (series 2) #1349 | 1 | Paul S. Newman | Dell Comics | January 1962 | The comic features four self-contained stories: the one-page story "The Route", the eponymous 32-page title story and two further one-page stories "Paper Work" and "Secret Mission". | ||
Snagglepuss | #1–4 | Ongoing series | Gold Key Comics | October 1962 – June 1963 | Snooper and Bladder and Lippy the Lion and Hardy Har Har were guest featured in the latter two issues of the series. | ||
"Joust a Jester", Hanna-Barbera Band Wagon #1 | 1 | Gold Key Comics | October 1962 | Snagglepuss story. | |||
"Strain on the Train", Hanna-Barbera Band Wagon #1 | Gold Key Comics | October 1962 | Yakky Doodle story. | ||||
Yakky Doodle and Chopper | #1 | Gold Key Comics | December 1962 | The prose story "The Over-Grown Good Deed" guest features Loopy De Loop; the fifth comic story "Foot Foolery" guest features Snagglepuss. | |||
"Untitled story", Hanna-Barbera Band Wagon #2 | 1 | Gold Key Comics | January 1963 | Snagglepuss story, first comic guest appearance of Mr. & Mrs. J. Evil Scientist. | |||
"Itty-Bitty Buddy-guard", Hanna-Barbera Band Wagon #2 | 1 | Gold Key Comics | January 1963 | Yakky Doodle story. | |||
"Untitled story", Hanna-Barbera Band Wagon #2 | 1 | Gold Key Comics | January 1963 | Snagglepuss story. | |||
"All's Swell That Ends Swell", Hanna-Barbera Band Wagon #3 | 1 | Gold Key Comics | January 1963 | Snagglepuss story. | |||
Yogi Bear (series 2) | #1–35 | Ongoing series | Charlton Comics | November 1970 – January 1977 | |||
"The Trap", Hanna-Barbera Parade #1 | 1 | Charlton Comics | September 1971 | Yakky Doodle story. | |||
"Hard Times Comin'", Hanna-Barbera Parade #2 | 1 | Charlton Comics | November 1971 | Yogi Bear story. | |||
"Happy Birthday!", Hanna-Barbera Parade #2 | 1 | Charlton Comics | November 1971 | Yakky Doodle story. | |||
"There's No Place Like Home", Hanna-Barbera Parade #4 | 1 | Charlton Comics | February 1972 | Yakky Doodle story. | |||
"Fibber Takes a Dive!", Hanna-Barbera Parade #6 | 1 | Charlton Comics | April 1972 | Yakky Doodle story. | |||
"The Big Blast!", Hanna-Barbera Parade #6 | 1 | Charlton Comics | April 1972 | Yakky Doodle story. | |||
"The Soda Jerk", Hanna-Barbera Parade #6 | 1 | Charlton Comics | April 1972 | Snagglepuss story. | |||
"In a Stew (Almost)", Hanna-Barbera Parade #7 | 1 | Charlton Comics | May 1972 | Yakky Doodle story. | |||
"An Itch in Time...", Hanna-Barbera Parade #7 | 1 | Charlton Comics | May 1972 | Yakky Doodle story. | |||
"Figure Eight", Hanna-Barbera Parade #8 | 1 | Charlton Comics | July 1972 | Yakky Doodle story. | |||
"The Big Night", Hanna-Barbera Parade #9 | 1 | Charlton Comics | October 1972 | Yakky Doodle story. | |||
"On Target", Hanna-Barbera Parade #10 | 1 | Charlton Comics | December 1972 | Yakky Doodle story. | |||
Yogi Bear (Series 3) | #1–9 | Ongoing series | Mark Evanier | Marvel Comics | November 1977—March 1979 | ||
"Fry Now, Play Later", Hanna-Barbera Spotlight #3 | 1 | Mark Evanier | Marvel Comics | September 1978 | Yakky Doodle story. | ||
"Chunky Chiller", Hanna-Barbera Spotlight #4 | 1 | Mark Evanier | Marvel Comics | September 1978 | Snagglepuss story, guest featuring Huckleberry Hound (from his eponymous show). | ||
Yogi Bear (series 4) | #1–6 | Gwen Krause, Joe Gill, Ray Dirgo | Harvey Comics | September 1992 – March 1994 | |||
"Relatively Speaking", Hanna-Barbera All-Stars #1 | 1 | Archie Comics | October 1995 | Yogi Bear story. | |||
"Oh Doctor!", Hanna-Barbera All-Stars #1 | 1 | Archie Comics | October 1995 | Yogi Bear story. | |||
"Hello, Good Buddy!", Hanna-Barbera All-Stars #2 | 1 | Mike Kirschenbaum | Archie Comics | November 1995 | Yogi Bear story. | ||
"Bear in Arms", Hanna-Barbera All-Stars #4 | 1 | Archie Comics | April 1996 | Yogi Bear story. | |||
Cartoon Network Presents: Yogi Bear | #1 | Scott Jeralds | Archie Comics | May 1997 | The comic features five self-contained stories: "Big City Bears", "The Bear Truth!", "A Nose for News", "The Artist" and "Pledge Weak!". | ||
"Brain Food", Cartoon Network Presents #22 | 1 | Mike Kraiger | DC Comics | June 1999 | Yogi Bear story. |
The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles | #1–12 | Limited series | Dan Barry | Dark Horse Comics | February 1992 – February 1993 |
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Young Justice
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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Young Justice | #0–25 | Ongoing series | Greg Weisman, Kevin Hopps | DC Comics | March 2011 – April 2013 |
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The Young Lawyers
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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The Young Lawyers | #1–2 | Ongoing series | Dell Comics | January–April 1971 | Each issue features two self-contained stories: the first issue, "Team Spirit" (17 pages) and "Kids Are People" (15 pages); the second issue, "Under the Skin..." (19 pages) and "Explosive Justice" (15 pages). | ![]() |
The Young Rebels
[edit]Title | No. of issues | Format | Author(s) | Publisher | Publication date | Notes | Collections |
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The Young Rebels | #1 | Dell Comics | January 1971 | The comic features two self-contained stories: "Phantom Army" and "Greek Fire", both run for 16 pages. | ![]() |
Yu-Gi-Oh!
[edit]Title | No. of chapters | No. of volumes | Author(s) | Publisher | Serialization | Publication date | Notes | English collections |
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Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's | 9 | Masahiro Hikokubo | Shueisha | V Jump | August 21, 2009 – January 21, 2015 | |||
Yu-Gi-Oh! Arc-V | 7 | Shin Yoshida | August 21, 2015 – April 19, 2019 | |||||
Yu-Gi-Oh! GX | 9 | Naoyuki Kageyama | December 17, 2005 – March 19, 2011 | |||||
Yu-Gi-Oh! D-Team Zexal | Akihiro Tomonaga | Saikyō Jump | April 6, 2012 – May 19, 2014 |
Z
[edit]Based on | Title | Length | Format | Publication date | Authors | Publisher | Notes | Collected editions |
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Z Nation | Z Nation | 5 issues | Limited series | April – October 2017 | Craig Engler, Fred Van Lente | Dynamite Entertainment | Prequel to the eponymous Syfy TV series. | Z Nation: Sea of Death TP: 152410454X/978-1524104542 |
Zorro (1957) | Four Color (series 2) #882, #920, #933, #960, #976, #1003, #1037: "Walt Disney's Zorro" | 7 issues | February 1958, June 1958, September 1958, December 1958, March 1959, June 1959, September-November 1959 | Dell Comics |
See also
[edit]- Lists of comics based on media
- List of media based on comics
- Lists of media based on television programs
- Lists of television programs based on media
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- ^ "Bullwinkle #01-090-209". Comics.org.
- ^ "Blackthorne 3-D Series #18". Comics.org.
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- ^ "Four Color #775 - Sir Lancelot and Brian". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1252 - Andy Griffith". Comics.org.
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- ^ "Animaniacs: Welcome to Emergency World #ARC". Comics.org.
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- ^ "Four Color #1332 - Bachelor Father". Comics.org.
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- ^ "Battlestar Galactica: Season III". Comics.org.
- ^ "Galactica: The New Millennium #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "Battlestar Galactica BSG vs. BSG". Comics.org.
- ^ "Beauty and the Beast". Comics.org.
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- ^ "Saban Presents Power Rangers Turbo vs. BeetleBorgs Metallix". Comics.org.
- ^ "Saban Powerhouse #2". Comics.org.
- ^ "The Big Valley". Comics.org.
- ^ "Biker Mice from Mars". Comics.org.
- ^ "The Bionic Woman". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1110 - Bonanza". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1221 - Bonanza". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1283 - Bonanza". Comics.org.
- ^ "Bonanza". Comics.org.
- ^ "Bonanza". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #919 - Boots and Saddles". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1029 - Boots and Saddles". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1116 - Boots and Saddles". Comics.org.
- ^ "The Brady Bunch". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #705 - Brave Eagle". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #770 - Brave Eagle". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #816 - Brave Eagle". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #879 - Brave Eagle". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #929 - Brave Eagle". Comics.org.
- ^ "Blackthorne 3-D Series #27". Comics.org.
- ^ "Blackthorne 3-D Series #40". Comics.org.
- ^ "Bravestarr in 3-D #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "Bravestarr in 3-D #2". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #855 - Broken Arrow". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #947 - Broken Arrow". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #800 - The Buccaneers". Comics.org.
- ^ "Buck Rogers". Comics.org.
- ^ "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century". Comics.org.
- ^ "Buck Rogers #2 [Gold Key]". Comics.org.
- ^ "Buck Rogers #3 [Gold Key]". Comics.org.
- ^ "Buck Rogers #4 [Gold Key]". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1011 - Buckskin". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1107 - Buckskin". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #673 - Buffalo Bill Jr". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #742 - Buffalo Bill Jr". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #766 - Buffalo Bill, Jr". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #798 - Buffalo Bill, Jr". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #828 - Buffalo Bill, Jr". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #856 - Buffalo Bill, Jr". Comics.org.
- ^ "Buffalo Bill Jr". Comics.org.
- ^ "Burke's Law". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1354 - Calvin and the Colonel". Comics.org.
- ^ "Calvin and the Colonel #2". Comics.org.
- ^ "Camp Runamuck #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #721 - Captain Kangaroo". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #780 - Captain Kangaroo". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #872 - Captain Kangaroo". Comics.org.
- ^ "Captain Nice #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1257 - Car 54, Where Are You?". Comics.org.
- ^ "Car 54, Where Are You?". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1231 - Danger Man". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1180 - The Danny Thomas Show". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1249 - The Danny Thomas Show". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1077 - The Deputy". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1238 - Deputy Dawg". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1299 - Deputy Dawg". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Network Presents #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Network Presents #4". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Cartoons #17". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Cartoons #18". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Cartoons #19". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Cartoons #21". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Cartoons #23". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Cartoons #25". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Cartoons #27". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Cartoons #28". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Cartoons #29". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Cartoons #30". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Cartoons #32". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Cartoons #33". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #631 - Walt Disney's Davy Crockett Indian Fighter". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #639 - Walt Disney's Davy Crockett at the Alamo". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #664 - Walt Disney's Davy Crockett in The Great Keelboat Race". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #671 - Walt Disney's Davy Crockett and the River Pirates". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #716 - Walt Disney's Man in Space". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #750 - Walt Disney's The Great Cat Family". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #865 - Walt Disney's Andy Burnett". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #866 - Walt Disney's Mars and Beyond". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #954 - Walt Disney's Man in Space - Satellites". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #997 - Walt Disney Presents The Nine Lives of Elfego Baca". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1181 - Walt Disney's Texas John Slaughter". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1109 - Walt Disney's This Is Your Life Donald Duck". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1179 - Walt Disney's The Swamp Fox". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1260 - Walt Disney's The Horsemasters". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1273 - Walt Disney's Hans Brinker". Comics.org.
- ^ "Walt Disney's Escapade in Florence #[nn]". Comics.org.
- ^ "Walt Disney's the Legend of Young Dick Turpin #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1254 - Diver Dan". Comics.org.
- ^ "Diver Dan #2". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1337 - Dr. Kildare". Comics.org.
- ^ "Scooby-Doo #3". Comics.org.
- ^ "Scooby-Doo #2". Comics.org.
- ^ "Scooby-Doo #3". Comics.org.
- ^ "Scooby-Doo #3". Comics.org.
- ^ "Scooby-Doo #2". Comics.org.
- ^ "Scooby-Doo #5". Comics.org.
- ^ "Scooby-Doo #7". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Network Presents #21". Comics.org.
- ^ "Scooby-Doo Team-Up #38". Comics.org.
- ^ "Super Sons / Dynomutt Special #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "The Gallant Men #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #911 - The Gray Ghost". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1000 - The Gray Ghost". Comics.org.
- ^ "Gumby's Summer Fun Special #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "Gumby's Winter Fun Special #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "Gumby Free Comic Book Day Special". Comics.org.
- ^ "Gumby Free Comic Book Day Special". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #679 - Gunsmoke". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #720 - Gunsmoke". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #769 - Gunsmoke". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #797 - Gunsmoke". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #844 - Gunsmoke". Comics.org.
- ^ Comics Should Be Good! » 365 Reasons to Love Comics #7
- ^ "Sea Hunt". Comics.org.
- ^ "Sinbad Jr". Comics.org.
- ^ "Space Ghost #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "Space Ghost #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Network Presents Space Ghost #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "Space Ghost". Comics.org.
- ^ "Casper". Comics.org.
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- ^ "Four Color #791 - The 77th Bengal Lancers". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #396 - Tales of the Texas Rangers". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #961 - Jace Pearson's Tales of the Texas Rangers". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1021 - Jace Peason's Tales of the Texas Rangers". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1308 - Tales of the Wizard of Oz". Comics.org.
- ^ "Man from Wells Fargo #01495-207". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1306 - Target: The Corruptors". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1027 - The Texan". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1096 - The Texan". Comics.org.
- ^ "T.H.E. CAT". Comics.org.
- ^ "ThunderCats / Battle of the Planets #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "Superman / Thundercats #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "The Time Tunnel". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1123 - Tombstone Territory". Comics.org.
- ^ "The Transformers #43". Comics.org.
- ^ "The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1108 - The Troubleshooters". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1173 - The Twilight Zone". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1288 - The Twilight Zone". Comics.org.
- ^ "V (1985 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Valley of the Dinosaurs (1975 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "The Vampire Diaries (2014 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "The Virginian #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "Voltron (1985 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Voltron: Defender of the Universe (2003 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Voltron: Defender of the Universe (2004 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Voltron: A Legend Forged (2008 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Voltron (2011 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Voltron: Year One (2012 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Robotech / Voltron (2013 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Voltron: From the Ashes (2015 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Voltron (2016 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Voltron Legendary Defender (2017 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Voltron Legendary Defender (2018 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Voltron Force (2012 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (1964 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Hanna-Barbera Wacky Races (1969 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Hanna-Barbera Presents #2 [Direct Edition]". Comics.org.
- ^ "Hanna-Barbera Presents #7 [Direct Edition]". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Network Presents #7 [Direct Sales]". Comics.org.
- ^ "Cartoon Network Presents #11 [Direct Sales]". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #895 - Wagon Train". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #971 - Wagon Train". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1019 - Wagon Train". Comics.org.
- ^ "Wagon Train (1960 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1102 - Wanted: Dead or Alive!". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1164 - Wanted: Dead or Alive". Comics.org.
- ^ "Warehouse 13 (2011 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Welcome Back, Kotter (1976 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Werewolf in 3-D #1". Comics.org.
- ^ "Werewolf (1988 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch (1975 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Hanna-Barbera Where's Huddles (1971 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1124 - Whirlybirds". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #1216 - Whirlybirds". Comics.org.
- ^ "The Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa (1992 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "The Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa (1993 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "The Wild, Wild West (1966 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "The Wild, Wild West (1990 series)". Comics.org.
- ^ "Four Color #663 - Winky Dink". Comics.org.
- ^ "Adventures of Winky Dink #75". Comics.org.
- ^ "Army of Darkness vs. Xena: Why Not?". Comics.org.
- ^ "Xena / Army of Darkness: What... Again?!". Comics.org.
- ^ "Army of Darkness / Xena: Warrior Princess Forever...and a Day". Comics.org.