Note: The back cover of Book 1 (Aria Takes Off) lists "other titles in the Aria series" as: The Sorcerer's Mountain; The Seventh Door; The Knights of Aquarius; The Tears of the Goddess; The Ring of the Elflings; and The Tribunal of Ravens. Graphic Novels: A Bibliographic Guide to Book-length Comics (by D. Aviva Rothschild) provides the same list but with The Seventh Door in last position, along with a note that Book 1 may be the only one to have been published. An Internet search finds none in existence other than Book 1. There were at least 37 titles in French. Not to be confused with the series about a distinct but identically-named character, published by Image and by Infinity Verlag.

Note: Reprints ElfQuest 1-20 (WaRp Graphics, 1978) in full color.

Note: The next graphic novel was to have been Lucky Lacey.

Note: Each volume contains an original wrap-around painted cover. This set reprints all 15 chapters of Mage, plus the Mage story originally serialized as a backup story in Grendel #16-19.

Note: Of all issues, both a paperback (this series) and a limited edition hardcover were published at the same time. Issues 1 and 3 contain art and concept art from various television series. Issue 2 contains original art and one comic story page.

Note: Of all issues, both a paperback and a limited edition hardcover (this series) were published at the same time. Issues 1 and 3 contain art and concept art from various television series. Issue 2 contains original art and one comic story page.

Note: Collects Thieves' World (Starblaze Graphics, 1985 Series) #1-3 in color.