Comic Book Collected Editions
A collected edition reprints previously published issues in one book: a trade paperback, a hardcover, an omnibus, or a deluxe edition. VerseDB files collected editions as their own series rather than folding them into the monthly run they reprint, because that is how they are published, numbered, and sold. Browse collected edition series with their volume lists, page counts, covers, and release dates, and open any one to see which issues it gathers.
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Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection: The Secret of the Petrified Tablet (2020)
Collected Edition
Marvel Comics
1 issue
Justice League of America: The Wedding of the Atom and Jean Loring (2020)
Collected Edition
DC Comics
1 issue
The Perry Bible Fellowship Almanack: 10th Anniversary Edition (2020)
Collected Edition
Dark Horse Comics
1 issue
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Longest runs for Collected Edition
9,800 series catalogued, published between 1903 and 2026.
- Detective Comics (2016) 180 issues
- Peanuts (1967) 89 issues
- Batman: The Jiro Kuwata Batmanga (2014) 53 issues
- Batgirl (2016) 50 issues
- Superman (2016) 45 issues
- B.P.R.D. Hell On Earth (2013) 43 issues
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Collected Edition FAQ
- Why is a collected edition not part of the original series?
- Because it publishes on its own schedule with its own numbering, covers, and release dates. Filing it separately means your collection records the book you actually own rather than the issues inside it.
- What is the difference between a collected edition and a trade paperback?
- Trade paperback is one format of collected edition. Hardcovers, omnibuses, and deluxe editions are others. Use the trade paperback, hardcover, and omnibus pages to narrow to a specific one.
- Do collected editions show which issues they reprint?
- Where the data exists, yes. Open a collected edition series to see the issues it gathers and the original run they come from.
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