A one-shot is a single self-contained comic with no second issue: a standalone story, an event tie-in, a holiday book, or a special published outside an ongoing run. VerseDB catalogs each one as its own series holding a single issue, so its creators, cover, publisher, and release date stay attached to the right book instead of being absorbed into a run it was never part of. Browse every one-shot in the catalog.
Comic Book One-Shots
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Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood: Age of Darkness One-Shot (2014)
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Top publishers for One-Shot
9,215 series catalogued, published between 1883 and 2026.
- Marvel Comics 1,983 series
- DC Comics 1,438 series
- Image Comics 589 series
- IDW Publishing 474 series
- Dark Horse Comics 410 series
- Fantagraphics 315 series
Longest runs for One-Shot
- Supernatural Special: Castiel (2026) 2 issues
- Dread the Halls (2024) 2 issues
- Strange Tales (1994) 2 issues
- Blade Runner 2019 (FCBD) (2020) 2 issues
- Metalshark Bro (2019) 2 issues
- Snow White Zombie Apocalypse (2019) 2 issues
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One-Shot FAQ
- Why is a one-shot filed as a series?
- Because every issue in VerseDB belongs to a series. A one-shot gets a series entry containing exactly one issue, which keeps its credits, cover, and release date attached to the correct book.
- Are annuals one-shots?
- Usually not. An annual that recurs each year is filed as its own series with multiple issues. A single special with no follow-up is a one-shot.
- Do one-shots fit into a reading order?
- When they are part of a story, yes. Event tie-in one-shots appear in the relevant story arc, so you can read them in sequence without adding them to a main series.
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