Note: Regular series follows the one-shot Akiko on the Planet Smoo (December 1995).

Note: Cover title is "Mark Crilley's Akiko on the Planet Smoo: The Color Edition."

Note: Reprints Animal Mystic (Cry For Dawn Productions, 1993 series) #1 and Animal Mystic (SIRIUS Entertainment, 1994 series) #2-4. Second print has different cover, introduction by Richard Corben and different last page advertisement.

Note: Sequel to the Animal Mystic miniseries (Issue 1, Cry for Dawn Productions, 1993, Issues 2-4, Sirius Entertainment, 1994 series).

Note: Reprints Animal Mystic Water Wars (Sirius Entertainment, 1996 series) #1-6

Note: Massive graphic novel about a reluctant Anti-Christ. The first few chapters were previously published by Starhead Comix.

Note: Mature Readers warning on cover of all issues. Six (6) issue limited series.

Note: Continues storyline from Artesia (SIRIUS Entertainment, 1999 series) and Artesia Annual (SIRIUS Entertainment, 1999 series) #1.

Note: Each "annual" issue takes place between an Artesia limited series and the next limited series. Mature readers (no warning on cover).

Note: Story continued in Banzai Girl Annual #1 from Sirius.

Note: Follows regular series 1-4 by Sirius and followed by Banzai Girls regular series 1-4 by Arcana.

Note: Reprints Banzai Girl regular series and annual from Sirius.

Note: Mature readers (not labelled) anthology series featuring work by Joseph Michael Linsner and other creators. Volumes 2-5 have colour centrefolds. Issues labelled as Volumes.

Note: Dawn appeared previously in CRY FOR DAWN

Note: Collects stories from Drama (SIRIUS Entertainment, 1994) and Dawn (SIRIUS Entertainment, 1995 series). The titles of stories differ from the original publication. A hardcover edition also exists.

Note: Planned as a 3-issue limited series, but cancelled after issue #1. No publication date in issue (indexed date from copyright dates on house ads in issue.)

Note: Animal Mystic spin off

Note: Collected in Kreeky Playground (Sirius Entertainment, 2003 series) #[nn]. Publication dates listed are release dates taken from information at comiclist.com.

Note: A trade paperback collecting Kreeky Playground (Sirius Entertainment, 2001 series) #1-3; Monster High (Sirius Entertainment, 2001 series) #1-3 "plus over 30 pages of entirely new material" [per Cosmic Therapy website]. Publishing date per Comiclist shipping dates.

Note: Collected in Kreeky Playground (SIRIUS Entertainment, 2003 series) #[nn] with other material.

Note: A four-issue series collected in Oh My Goth! (Sirius Entertainment, 2000 series) #[nn] and with additional material in Oh My Goth! Version 2.0 (Sirius Entertainment, 2002 series) #[nn].

Note: Collected with the never-published #3 in Oh My Goth! Version 2.0 (Sirius Entertainment, 2002 series) #[nn].

Note: Date per Comiclist. Size per Amazon, which lists date as January. A trade paperback collecting Oh My Goth! (Sirius Entertainment, 2000 series) #1-4; Oh My Goth! Humans Suck! (Sirius Entertainment, 2000 series) #1-2; and the never-published Oh My Goth: Humans Suck #3.

Note: Some parts are in 'Spectacular Gray-O-Vision', a process used by Jason Asala. Volume 2

Note: Drew Hayes did 20 issues of Poison Elves under various titles by himself before Sirius became his publisher. This represents a new beginning for Lusiphur, his main character, an Elven assassin. Drew Hayes does everything on this title except publish it. No publication dates on any of the SIRIUS issues. Dates are given in parentheses are the months comics came out according to Mark Bellis, managing editor of SIRIUS Entertainment Inc. The first issue came out in May 1995, and it's a monthly comic, so dates in parentheses are based on that. This series continues from Poison Elves (Mulehide Graphics) #20, with restarted numbering. The indicia for every issue contains humorous and snarky comments from the author.

Note: Second Edition of the 1995 series.