Note: Continues storyline from Artesia (SIRIUS Entertainment, 1999 series), Artesia Afield (SIRIUS Entertainment, 2000 series), and Artesia Annual (SIRIUS Entertainment, 1999 series). Mature Readers warning on cover.

Note: Published in partnership with Olympian Publishing.

Note: Cover title is "Cyclops The Recruit".

Note: Intended as a four issue mini-series but only two issues were published.

Note: The series has the Spanish version on the flip side.

Note: Three-issue limited series.

Note: collects Fraggle Rock (Marvel, 1985 series) #1-8

Note: "It was only a matter of time before Zeus' infidelities came back to bite him. Years ago his wife's (Hera) vengeful spell made him fall in lust with every inanimate object in sight, and today, the king of the gods' hybrid bastards wander the world. Outrageously embarrassed, he dispatches goons to 'take care' of these problem children, but a handful manages to escape. Now through schemes both ingenious and idiotic, they will try to force their negligent father to recognize them..."

Note: Reprinted in, and story continues in, Inanna's Tears (Archaia Studios Press, 2011 series).

Note: Reprints and continues Inanna's Tears (Archaia Studios Press, 2007 series).

Note: Volumes 1 and 2 collect The Killer (Archaia Studios Press, 2006 series) 1-10, and Volume 3 collects The Killer: Modus Vivendi (Archaia Studios Press, 2010 series) 1-6. Volume 4 is a reprinted graphic novel. All four volumes were originally published as Le Tueur (Casterman, 1998 series) in France and Belgium.

Note: Nominated for a "Best U.S. Edition of International Material" Eisner Award.

Note: Intended as a 6-issue limited series but only the first issue was published.

Note: Promoted as an ongoing series but only one issue published in-print; remaining issues were released digitally and in collected edition.

Note: First MOUSE GUARD miniseries. Issue #1 has four reprints. Issues #2 and #3 were reprinted once each.

Note: Nominated for a "Best Anthology" Eisner Award. Nominated for a "Best Cover Artist" Eisner Award.

Note: Copyright and trademarked David Petersen, 2013.

Note: Reprints Robotika: For a Few Rubles More (Archaia Studios Press, 2007 series) #1 and combines it with a new #2 in one double-sized issue. Issues #3 & #4 are also combined into a second double-sized issue.