Why does the 2010s hold more series than any other decade?

Two line-wide relaunches at DC and several at Marvel, plus a decade of launches from Image, BOOM!, IDW, and Dynamite, produced more distinct series than any earlier decade. Cataloguing is also more complete for recent years than for the Golden Age.

How do I tell New 52 and Rebirth volumes apart?

By start year. New 52 volumes start in 2011 and Rebirth volumes in 2016, and each is a separate series entry with its own issue list and creator credits.

Are collected editions from this decade included?

Yes. Trades, hardcovers, and omnibuses have their own series entries, filed by the year the collection started rather than the year the issues first ran.

2010s Comic Book Series

Comic series that began publishing between 2010 and 2019, the largest decade in the catalog. DC shipped the New 52 in 2011 and Rebirth in 2016, resetting nearly every ongoing twice in five years, while Marvel ran Marvel NOW! and relaunched again after Secret Wars. Image grew into the default home for creator-owned work over the same stretch. Browse every 2010s series here with its issue list, creator credits, covers, and release dates.

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Green Lanterns (2017)

Collected Edition

DC Comics

5 issues

Justice League (2017)

Collected Edition

DC Comics

3 issues

Superman (2017)

Collected Edition

DC Comics

3 issues

1 issue

Starfire (2016)

Collected Edition

DC Comics

2 issues

Batman / Superman (2014)

Collected Edition

DC Comics

2 issues

InSEXts Year One (2018)

Collected Edition

Aftershock Comics

1 issue

Top publishers for 2010s

49,415 series catalogued, published between 2010 and 2019.

Marvel Comics 5,605 series
DC Comics 3,458 series
IDW Publishing 2,384 series
Dark Horse Comics 2,054 series
Image Comics 2,000 series
Harlequin Comics 1,424 series

Longest runs for 2010s

Gwandanaland Comics (2017) 3,173 issues
Classic Comics Library (2015) 373 issues
The Phoenix (2011) 350 issues
Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung (2013) 251 issues
Marvel Fact Files (2013) 230 issues
PEP Digital (2012) 185 issues

Browse other decades

2020s Modern Age 23,325 series 2000s Modern Age 20,267 series 1990s Modern Age 14,689 series 1980s Bronze Age 6,999 series 1970s Bronze Age 4,335 series 1960s Silver Age 2,552 series 1950s Golden Age 3,220 series 1940s Golden Age 1,750 series

Browse by medium

Manga Japanese comics: One Piece, Berserk 20,104 series Bande Dessinée French & Belgian comics: Tintin, Asterix 4,679 series

Browse by publication type

Collected Edition 9,801 series One-Shot 9,214 series Limited Series 8,935 series Regular Series 7,158 series Graphic Novel 1,821 series Special 1,369 series

Browse by book format

Trade Paperback 7,123 series Hardcover 2,585 series Omnibus 992 series

2010s FAQ

Why does the 2010s hold more series than any other decade?: Two line-wide relaunches at DC and several at Marvel, plus a decade of launches from Image, BOOM!, IDW, and Dynamite, produced more distinct series than any earlier decade. Cataloguing is also more complete for recent years than for the Golden Age.
How do I tell New 52 and Rebirth volumes apart?: By start year. New 52 volumes start in 2011 and Rebirth volumes in 2016, and each is a separate series entry with its own issue list and creator credits.
Are collected editions from this decade included?: Yes. Trades, hardcovers, and omnibuses have their own series entries, filed by the year the collection started rather than the year the issues first ran.