Buck Duck was a humor/anthropomorphic anthology comic published by Atlas in 1953 over the course of four issues. The series had a short life but interestingly enough, despite each issue containing many stories, all the art (including the covers) was done by a single artist (Ed Winiarski) rather then a varied group of artists.

Western Thrillers ran during 1954 through 1955 for 4 issues. This series then continued into Cowboy Action.

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Before Freddy, Pinhead, or Jason, before film had a voice...there were SILENT SCREAMERS. The creatures of the silent film era had to be more grotesque, more horrifying, and more insane. They were truly larger than life. Follow your twisted guide, Asylum Jack into the dark world of Silent Screamers and the father of all vampire films, NOSFERATU. The horror film to which all others are compared. Expertly brought to the page in haunting sepia, this feature begins with a full color framing sequence. This retelling of the gothic classic is almost more bloodcurdling than the original. With a powerful and disturbing cover by superstar, Alex Ross, this story is sure to be more than memorable. See yesterday's classic stories meld with today's best artists to bring you a thrilling tale you'll never forget, even if you tried.

Space Worlds was published in 1952 for only 1 issue. This series continued from Space Squadron.

Spaceman ran during 1953 through 1954 for 6 issues.

Number of Issues Published:11 (#1 - #11).

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Talented artists abroad attribute the Swimsuit Issue of days gone by and a collection of Wildstorm/ Image comics assembles their finest artists to draw the finest beach-wear basking beauties and heroic hot-shots with plenty of satire attached. DV8, Wetworks, Wildcats, Stormwatch, Gen-13 and Deathblow characters grace the sun & surf.

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Private Eye ran during 1951 through 1952 for 8 issues.

In Greenhaven, Wizard Doran convinces the king to send his royal elven guards (Hawk, Purebreeze, and Windblade) on a quest to retrieve a mystic stone from the valley of the mists; Doran kills the king and frames Falcon; Bran aids merchant Koeta in the city of Kusachi Minato.

DC takes Batman's war on crime worldwide in a new anthology, Batman: The World. This 160-page book will feature Batman stories by creative teams from across the globe, taking place in their home countries. This original Batman project launches worldwide on Tuesday, September 14, 2021 and the complete anthology will be localized to the following international territories: North America, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, the Czech Republic, Russia, Poland, Turkey, Mexico, Brazil, China, Korea, and Japan. This global collaboration is the first of its kind for DC, so join us for this phenomenon, proving that Batman is a true pop culture icon-and that the call for justice knows no borders.

Since the start of his career, Batman's partners in crime-fighting and his amazing rogues gallery have been key to the Dark Knight's unending popularity! This title collects the all-star anniversary anthologies of tales celebrating the 80th anniversary of the Dark Knight, along with his greatest allies and enemies, including Robin, The Joker, Catwoman, and others! Collects Detective Comics #1000, Detective Comics: 80th Anniversary Giant #1, Robin 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular #1, Catwoman 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular #1, and The Joker 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular #1.

The adventures of Victoria Strauss, a star-spangled shero who defends America against supernatural threats, a short-lived character who nevertheless had her own action figure. American Woman faces a dragon that threatens to lay waste to New York, but the real power behind the dragon is villainess Maxilla Maw, who has a grudge against the good ol USA.

Murder, passion, and criminal enterprise are presented here at their darkest, directly from the most talented writers and artists in crime comics! In these thirteen pitch-black noir stories, you'll find deadly conmen and embittered detectives converging on femme fatales and accidental murderers, all presented in sharp black and white by masters of the craft. Featuring stories by Brian Azzarello, Jeff Lemire, Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips, and many more of crime comics' top talent! The original collection, now presented as full comics size! Thirteen crime stories in one collection, written and illustrated by masters of crime comics!

Amazing Detective Cases ran during 1950 through 1952 for 12 issues.

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