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Comic Book Series

A series is a single volume or run, like Batman (2016), rather than the franchise itself. VerseDB catalogs every run from Marvel, DC, Image, Dark Horse and thousands of other publishers, alongside manga, bande dessinée, and collected editions, with the full issue list, creators, and release dates for each.

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Ongoing runs, limited series, one-shots, graphic novels and the books that collect them

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Trade paperbacks, hardcovers and omnibus editions, catalogued as their own runs

Comic Series FAQ

What is the difference between a title and a series?
A title is the franchise, such as Batman. A series is one specific volume or run within it, like Batman (2016). Every issue belongs to a series, and every series belongs to a title.
What does the year after a series name mean?
It is the year that volume started publishing. Publishers relaunch long-running properties often, so the year is how you tell Amazing Spider-Man (1963) apart from Amazing Spider-Man (2018).
Are collected editions, trade paperbacks, and omnibuses tracked as series?
Yes. Collected editions, trade paperbacks, hardcovers, and omnibuses each get their own series entry, linked to the issues they reprint, so your collection reflects the format you actually own.
Does VerseDB cover manga and European comics?
Yes. Alongside American comics, the database covers manga, manhwa, manhua, bande dessinée, and magazines, with original language and foreign editions recorded on the series.
Can I track which series I own and which issues I still need?
Yes. Add a series to your collection and VerseDB tracks the issues you own, the ones missing from the run, your reading progress, and the market value of what you have collected.

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