A regular series is an ongoing run with no planned ending, published monthly until it is cancelled or relaunched. Action Comics, Amazing Spider-Man, and Detective Comics all publish this way. VerseDB gives each volume its own entry, so a title that has relaunched several times appears as several regular series under one franchise rather than a single continuous run. Browse ongoing runs with their issue lists, creator credits, covers, and release dates.
Ongoing Comic Book Series
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Top publishers for Regular Series
7,158 series catalogued, published between 196 and 2026.
- Marvel Comics 1,305 series
- DC Comics 1,079 series
- Image Comics 568 series
- Charlton 214 series
- Harvey 165 series
- Dark Horse Comics 162 series
Longest runs for Regular Series
- The Beano (1938) 3,833 issues
- Topolino (1949) 3,661 issues
- Commando: For Action and Adventure (1993) 3,277 issues
- Gwandanaland Comics (2017) 3,173 issues
- Commando: War Stories in Pictures (1961) 2,690 issues
- 2000 AD (1977) 2,489 issues
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Regular Series FAQ
- Why does one title have several regular series?
- Publishers relaunch long-running titles with new #1s. Each relaunch is its own volume, so Amazing Spider-Man (1963) and Amazing Spider-Man (2018) are separate series under the same title.
- How do I tell whether a run is still publishing?
- Check its status. An ongoing run shows no end year; completed and cancelled runs show the year they stopped.
- What is the difference between a regular series and a limited series?
- A regular series has no announced end and continues until it is cancelled. A limited series is sold with a fixed issue count from the start.
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