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Comic Book Limited Series

A limited series runs for a set number of issues, announced up front and finished on schedule — four, six, twelve, sometimes more. Watchmen, Crisis on Infinite Earths, and most modern event books are limited series. The format lets a story end rather than continue indefinitely, which is why so much of the medium's best-known work uses it. Browse limited series with their full issue lists, creator credits, covers, and release dates.

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Robin 3000 (1992)

Limited Series

DC Comics

2 issues

Congorilla (1992)

Limited Series

DC Comics

4 issues

Elongated Man (1992)

Limited Series

DC Comics

4 issues

Deadman: Exorcism (1992)

Limited Series

DC Comics

2 issues

Black Condor (1992)

Limited Series

DC Comics

12 issues

Herbie (1991)

Limited Series

A-Plus

6 issues

Paranoia (1991)

Limited Series

Adventure, Malibu

6 issues

Millennium (2015)

Limited Series

IDW Publishing

5 issues

Feathers (2015)

Limited Series

Boom! Studios

6 issues

Ragemoor (2012)

Limited Series

Dark Horse Comics

4 issues

Jurassic Park (1993)

Limited Series

Topps Comics

5 issues

Metaphysique (1995)

Limited Series

Malibu

6 issues

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Limited Series FAQ

Is a limited series the same as a mini-series?
Yes. Both describe a run sold with a planned ending, and publishers use the two names interchangeably. VerseDB files them as limited series.
What is a maxiseries?
An informal label for a longer limited run, usually twelve issues or more. It is still a limited series and is catalogued as one here.
Do limited series get collected?
Nearly always, and often in more than one format. The collected edition is a separate series entry, so you can track the single issues, the trade, or both.

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